Watch Roger Waters Eclipse Redux Rehearsal Video
Roger Waters Eclipse Redux video has been shared by Roger Waters. Roger Waters originally released The Dark Side of the Moon Redux on October 6, 2023, as a reimagined version of Pink Floyd’s iconic 1973 album, marking its 50th anniversary. This new rendition features spoken-word sections and stripped-down arrangements, aiming to emphasize the album’s lyrical and political themes. Waters collaborated with various musicians, but no other members of Pink Floyd were involved.
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The Redux version has received mixed reviews, with some appreciating its reflective and artistic approach, while others criticized its slower pace. Waters described the project as a tribute rather than a replacement for the original, offering a fresh perspective on its concept.
In March 2025, a Super Deluxe Boxset of the Redux was released, including live recordings from Waters’ performances at the London Palladium in October 2023, gold vinyl editions, CDs, Blu-rays, and other exclusive content.
Watch Redux Video Clip of Eclipse
Here is “Eclipse” from The London Palladium show rehearsals. Roger Waters Eclipse Redux.
Mixed Reactions
Roger Waters’ The Dark Side of the Moon Redux has sparked a wide range of opinions. Some critics praised the album for its introspective and artistic approach, highlighting its stripped-down arrangements and spoken-word elements as a fresh perspective on the original masterpiece. Others, however, found the reinterpretation overly self-indulgent, with some feeling that it lacked the collaborative magic of Pink Floyd’s original work.
The reimagined tracks, such as “Time” and “Money,” were seen by some as poignant and reflective, while others criticized them for being subdued and less impactful compared to the original. Waters’ vocal delivery and additional commentary also drew mixed reactions, with some appreciating the added depth and others finding it distracting.
Links – there will be a special edition of Roger Waters DSotM Redux for Record Store Day 2025.
