Roger Waters - Us + Them

I went to The Wall concert in Manchester a few years back and was blown away with the visuals and the concert. US & THEM takes this up a notch in all aspects (wish I had gone to it now). These concerts were an Event not just a concert. The chosen tracks are neatly woven together into a visual and audio feast with some hard hitting subjects tackled head on. Terrific outstanding brilliant - if you like Roger Waters or Pink Floyd this is a must buy.

I saw this concert live in Birmingham with my 20 yr old daughter, who thoroughly enjoyed it. This helps us relive the evening. The quality is spot on as is the sound. We play it back using my old stereo system with real studio monitors. Wack it up, with no distortion in the soundtrack. If you like Pink Floyd and enjoy Roger Waters don't miss out with this. It's a bit hard hitting at times, but you expect that with Waters. If it wasn't hard hitting it would be a true Waters show. Enjoy

It’s a top concert, with a fantastic band behind Roger waters and playing songs from is this the life we really want is a great bonus, I just that Roger would release more music.

Roger Waters is one of the very few artists that can literally move an audience to tears. A great songwriter who, visibly frustrated, if not angry, at the state of the world, can inform and discuss through his songs without being preachy and always move and entertain his audience. The musicians, especially the guitars, are outstanding; great versions of Dogs, Pigs (three different ones) and Comfortably Numb. And Lucius provide much more than just backing vocals. As you'd expect from '(ex) Floyd quality assurance', audio and visual fidelity on this disc is top drawer. I never managed to get to the concerts so this recording is as good a substitute as I'd ever hope for. 5 stars. Plus add another star for Roger with his top off backstage, phwoar! haha! Nice one Rog.

After listening to Roger Waters exceptional COVID 19 version of mother I really was looking forward to us + them, I really like Roger Waters but this was a bit disappointing in places, for example The Great Gig In The Sky, female volcano part, so important but half way through their great performance an issue with the audio, either sounded like a bad splice or a volume problem. Ok in fairness at the moment I’ve not listened to this on high quality equipment, just through the tv and I know this could be the problem, but others are saying the same about the audio. After I listen to this on a big hifi we will see. Further to this, I’ve now listened to this from the Roger Waters You tube page and the quality is very good so I think the audio issues could be due to the sound being reproduced via tv speakers and not hi quality hifi or surround sound equipment. , for this reason I’m changing my reveiw to 5 stars

It's a packed show with lots of familiar tunes and the usual axe to grind I'm going to put the world to rights RW protest stuff! Good to find Atmos for the first time on PF. That said, the music lacks depth. If you crank up the volume, you're likely to get caught out by some thunderous intermission sounds effects so watch out! I don't know whether it's just me but I just find RW extremely annoying. I don't go for all this zealous fist clenching and I'll getcha facial expressions like some losing tennis player. The camera focuses on an audience who too have that 'hate in their eyes I'm gonna get you' expression? Personally, I just want to Chill and feel love for an hour or so. I'm familiar with the Gilmour team of players and I'm sure Rog's musicians are adequate but I don't recognise anyone. The greasy haired guitarist backbone of the whole show shines throughout and doesn't get enough visual airtime. He also sings quite sweetly which is a welcome departure from the flashes of Roger's snarling barking vocal efforts. I can't help thinking this guy made up for the part as a 1970s Gilmour lookalike. I've never been sure about Roger's proficiency as a bassist. He's shadowed by a bass player in the background and you can't help thinking that Roger's participation is economical, as it always has been I guess! All in all, a decent concert by the guy who wrote most of the songs and one worth adding to your collection. There's a little too much protest film intervention and it's a little lightweight sonically but scrapes by ok.

Excellent service thanks very much appreciated

I seen the show at Liverpool and it was amazing, one of the best days of my life. Roger and the band were just incredible and I was moved to tears a couple of times they were that great. A brief review of the Blu Ray, the picture and sound quality is excellent, there is 3 sound options uncompressed 2.0 LPCM, Dolby Atmos and Dolby TrueHD 5.1. I screen shot the menu as another review stated there was no Atmos track but maybe they have a different version. I'm very impressed with the way the show was filmed, it's similar to the way The Wall was filmed. It was so great to see Dogs and Pigs performed live. There's a few extra features, a 15 minute documentary, Smell the Roses Live and Comfortably Numb Live. My one slight complaint is just the packaging is very thin card so you just need be careful getting the disc out, my dad would probably accidentally rip it to bits if he tried to get the disc out. It's pretty much the same packaging used for the Amused To Death Blu Ray. Highly recommended.

Love all things Floyd...loved this as well...

中学の時「ヤングミュージックショー」で「アット・ポンペイ」を観て以来 40数年ピンクフロイドを聴き続けていますが、コレは久々にピンクフロイドの音‼ですね・・・ ビジネス的にはギルモアに軍配が上がるんだろうけど、ピンクフロイドの音のキモは やはりロジャーウォータースだったんだ‼と再認識させられました。 相変わらず、多少メッセージ性は強いですが、ウォータース良い仕事をしました。 ピンクフロイドファンならぜひ観て(聴いて)欲しい一枚ですね(*'ω'*)

Roger Waters presenta un show impecable y de gran calidad en este blu ray filmado en amsterdam aunque erroneamente yo pense que tendria algunas escenas de cuando se presento en el zocalo de la cdmx y no es asi pero no deja de ser un grandioso concierto.

Ich war beim Konzert in Berlin dabei. Das war schon toll! Aber ich saß weit hinten in der Halle. Diese Blu-Ray gibt mir noch vollen Genuss, zumal in 5.1 Sound. Und der ist hammermäßig! Absolute Empfehlung an jeden, der eine Surround-Sound-Anlage hat! Man sitzt mittendrin in der überwältigenden Musik bei überwältigender Show! Großartig! Muss man erleben! Und die Show ist auch heute noch unglaublich! Gestern war ich auf dem Konzert "It's not A Drill" von ihm in Berlin und man muss sagen: Auch eine wahnsinnige Show Aber "Us + Them" war noch spektakulärer! Der Auftritt der Kinder zu "We Don't Need No Education", das Auftauchen von Batterfield Power Station zu "Dogs" etc...Und das kann man mit dieser Blu-Ray nacherleben! KAUFEN!!! Für diese Blu-Ray würde ich auch sieben Punkte geben! Übrigens: Während des "Us+Them"-Konzerts hat Roger Waters eine peinliche Rede von 20 Minuten über das böse Israel (ich finde auch nicht, dass da alles optimal mit den Palästinensern läuft, aber dennoch will ich das bei einem Konzert nicht hören!) geliefert, die man aber zum Glück nicht auf die Blu-Ray übernommen hat, war gestern alles sehr gemäßigt. Nix über Israel, Palästinenser sondern nur sehr berechtigt gegen die Gewalt von allen Seiten, ob im Krieg gg. Irak, Polizeigewalt und ähnliches. Das war OK. Nachtrag: Ich habe mir versehentlich die Blu-Ray zweimal gekauft, weil ich die erste Scheibe verlegt hatte. Inzwischen ist sie wieder aufgetaucht. Ich hatte die Blu-Ray nie komplett gesehen und gestern ist mir aufgefallen, dass sie mir nicht den Song "Wish You Where Here" zeigen will! Da wird drübergesprungen! Kein Problem, nehme ich halt die andere Scheibe. Und? genau das gleiche!!! Offenbar ein echter Produktionsfehler!

His first solo ventures didn't impress me at all, I enjoyed Pink Floyd minus Waters, twice, the Delicate Sound of Thunder and Pulse. But this time Roger Waters outdid himself with this performance , he looked happy, closer to the audience (which he never did before) , enthusiastic (!), everything was flat out perfect. It was impressive to see the warehouse hologram over the heads of the fans, the triangle/pyramid reminding of Dark Side of the Moon and got rid of the annoying wall by replacing it with a virtual one. His choice of songs was impeccable and made all his fans happy for 148 minutes, 9 out of 10...(10 if all four members would have been there, but Richard Wright left us), since Waters created so much of the Pink Floyd catalog, it's a great tribute to his awesome career and an overt statement to Resist the worst of many coward Leaders and , yes, Go for Love, thanks Roger!