DEEP DIVE: Immersion vs 50 Years Box Sets- Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Showdown!

Pink Floyd celebrates five decades of their biggest album with "Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years," but if you already own the 2011 Immersion Box Set, this might be one to pass on. In this video, take a deep dive look at the differences between the two sets before you spend your money on the new one! ► Order Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years" ● Amazon Deluxe Edition: http://www.trackxtrack.com/pvth ► Order Pink Floyd "Live at Wembley 1974" ● Amazon Vinyl LP: http://www.trackxtrack.com/due1 ● Amazon CD: http://www.trackxtrack.com/qu3c ► Order Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon: 50 Years" Book ● Amazon: http://www.trackxtrack.com/s61e ► RECOMMENDED VIEWING- Pink Floyd Animals 2018 Review:    • REVIEW: Pink Floyd "Animals" - The 2018 Mix   #pinkfloyd #50years #darksideofthemoon DISCLOSURE: This channel uses affiliate links, meaning if you click the links below and make a purchase, Track X Track may earn a commission from that sale at no additional cost to you. ► CHECK OUT MY MUSIC ROOM:    • Music Room Tour: Take A Look Inside My Ult...   ► HOW I RATE ALBUMS: 10. CLASSIC- Among the best albums ever 9. MASTERPIECE- The pinnacle of the artist’s career 8. EXCELLENT- One of the best albums of the year 7. VERY GOOD- Very enjoyable with few missteps 6. GOOD- Solid album with a few great songs 5. FINE- OK album but not very interesting 4. DISAPPOINTING- A real letdown that should be much better 3. BAD- Hard to listen to all the way through 2. VERY BAD- Almost no redeeming qualities 1. TERRIBLE- One of the worst albums ever For more details on how I rate albums, watch this video:    • How To Rate An Album   ► TRACK X TRACK merch now available! ● T-shirts on AMAZON PRIME: http://www.trackxtrack.com/shirt ● Mugs, notebooks, stickers and more at our TeePublic shop: http://www.trackxtrack.com/swag ► Check out my novel on AMAZON PRIME: ● “Hawking’s Grove”: http://www.trackxtrack.com/hawkingsgrove WEBSITE: http://www.trackxtrack.com FACEBOOK:   / trackxtrackmusic   TWITTER:   / trackxtrack   My Philosophy: I love music. I love all kinds of music. And I go into every album wanting to love it, so that’s my starting point for every review. Keep in mind, though, that music is a very personal thing. An album may hit me personally in a very different way than it hits you. That’s complexly natural and unavoidable, which is why I try to include some personal context in my reviews. It’s so you’ll have a better idea where I’m coming from. In the end, it’s still just my personal opinion, which is inherently biased, and which you may or may not agree with. Hopefully, once in a while, we’ll find common ground. Track X Track is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.