I'm not so keen as many of you. In fact I'm a little disappointed.
The concert DVD was odd. I know it is a Gilmour concert, but there were 2 mainstay Floyd members (David and Richard) as well as someone who's virtually a Floyd member (Dick Parry) and of course a Floyd session muso (Guy Pratt), so I though perhaps a bit more Pink Floyd stuff would have been nice. From the 22 concert songs, only 15 make the DVD

, and the missing tracks are all Floyd. Another annoying thing (for me) was no encore! The encore is an integral part of the concert and it's not on the DVD (hopefully it was at the concert). I also missed the backing singers! I enjoy watching them and they're usually more pleasing on the eye than David

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The 2nd DVD is OK, but session stuff I might have a glance at once and then it's shelved. I agree with some of the other comments, that it would have been nice to either have the two DVDs with the WHOLE concert (preferable) or have one DVD and drop the price (and trinkets just aren't my thing either, so they are neither here nor there to me). Sorry David, but I'm disappointed and I'll think twice before spending money on another DG DVD.
On the bright side though, given Richards sad passing recently, it was really good to see him sing so much more than I've ever "clearly" heard before! He was by nature a quiet guy (or at least that's the impression I've got) and he's usually hardly heard, so I thought that was nice and for me, that in itself made "Live at Gdansk" worth the cash!
Another thing I noticed, was how young the audience was! As I got this set for my 46th birthday, I was a little surprised at how many late teens, early twenties kids were there. I thought I was one of the "younger" Floyd fans. Just shows that PF music has wide appeal and has spanned the generations eh!
Ian