After a mysterious promotional campaign that kept a countdown on the site of Pink Floyd, his record company presented the 20th anniversary edition of the classic 'The Division Bell', the last album released by the legendary British group. The Division Bell was released in 1994 and managed to sell more than six million copies worldwide, in addition to obtaining multiple platinum records in the US and the UK, ranking at the top of the charts in both countries during several weeks.
The 20th anniversary box-set of The Division Bell will go on sale next July 1, which in addition to the fully remastered original album, will include another six albums and a double LP vinyl edition of the remastered album of the original analog tapes, as well as a 7-inch vinyl replica of the original analog tapes. singles 'High Hopes' and 'Take it Back', plus a Blu-ray with high definition audio editing, a mix of audio recorded in 5.1, mixed and mastered by Andy Jackson and Damon Iddins.
The box-set also includes a new version of the video of 'Marooned', directed especially by Aubrey Powell, and a set of lithographs designed by the usual artistic collaborators of Pink Floyd, Hipgnosis and Storm Studios. Through the The Division Bell page, the different vinyl and deluxe versions of this special 20th anniversary edition can now be pre-ordered.