Well you're in luck, they're coming to the States this year 👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH3dXqOLo95sZrMsi=EHcnssBWkFN2CnJq

The What? "vision valve" LOL Spell Check time.

m2, going again this year

The set is the whole of Dark side of the moon uninterrupted for the whole album which last about 50mins. Then they play another brick in the wall 2 and sorrow then a break then another 1 hour 30 minutes of music from 1969 through to the pulse album finishing with comfortably numb.

Speak to Me (Pink Floyd cover) Breathe (In the Air) (Pink Floyd cover) On the Run (Pink Floyd cover) Time (Pink Floyd cover) Breathe (Reprise) (Pink Floyd cover) The Great Gig in the Sky (Pink Floyd cover) Money (Pink Floyd cover) Us and Them (Pink Floyd cover) Any Colour You Like (Pink Floyd cover) Brain Damage (Pink Floyd cover) Eclipse (Pink Floyd cover) On the Turning Away (Pink Floyd cover) The Happiest Days of Our Lives (Pink Floyd cover) Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 (Pink Floyd cover) Set Two In the Flesh? (Pink Floyd cover) See Emily Play (Pink Floyd cover) Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) (Pink Floyd cover) Welcome to the Machine (Pink Floyd cover) Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd cover) High Hopes (Pink Floyd cover) Pigs (Three Different Ones) (Pink Floyd cover) One of These Days (Pink Floyd cover) Run Like Hell (Pink Floyd cover)

Just saw The APF In Glasgow on the Saturday night 25Th November & this was such a great experience which is as emotional and inspiring as any gig I’ve witnessed. It’s a truly special show. ✌️👍✌️🐖👆

@@Gavaldodid they play Echos mate? I’m trying to find the setlist

@@judgenutmeg6935 I’m afraid not bro. I can assure you though the set list is awesome. They play tracks from every album but not echoes my friend. ✌️👍✌️🐑🐖☝️

@@Gavaldo ok man cheers for the reply. Take care ✌️

@@judgenutmeg6935 you’ll have a great time & trust me you’ll be mind blown. I’ve saw them a few times and they get better every time. Enjoy. ✌️👍✌️

Thanks, yeah considering how loud it was and I didn't use an external mic it's pretty good i suppose. Uploading the 4k version now on KZbin studio :)

Samsung galaxy S23 ultra in 4K although it doesn't look like it uploaded in 4k , will have to look into that

Sorry but that's a ridiculous comment , and tens if not hundreds of thousands of people would disagree with you on that

Imagine putting on an amazing, beautiful show complete with lights, lasers and awesome guitar solos and then an armchair critic comes along and says its not even close. It always interests me to discover what it is about a performance that makes someone want to comment negatively. Is it a particular voice or instrumental sound that isn't close enough? Or is the circular screen not circly enough? 😂

Nonsense

No very little to be honest, you only really see the difference on scenes that are traditionally tricky for led tvs e.g starfields where the zd9 does a much better job of controlling the backlight and obviously hdr where the zd9 is a lot brighter but apart from that very little difference really

Oled fan by any chance? There's no banding whatsoever on this tv when watching content

No I don't have it, I returned it due to the lack of firmware updates for things like hdr and Amazon 4k etc. I believe some of the features are now available but I think hdr has been put back again until Sept/Oct but it's been delayed so many times so knows if it will arrive then..it's a fantastic TV this, the support / firmware has let it down but it's still capable of a cracking picture. Myself I've now got the Sony KD75XD9405 which I'll post a review of soon all being well

+Andrew Guy look forward to your review on the new set mate and I'm still thinking of grabbing the xt910 apprantly the new firmware includes amazon app and youtube is finally 4k but yeah the hdr thing is a problem I might just buy it on the credit card and if not sorted by Jan do a charge back on the tv die to it not being what it's advertised as

Yes I would, the next big firmware update is going to add hdr10, new 2016 user interface, Amazon 4k etc, it'll be an absolute bargain when that firmware update arrives

Any idea when that update will be?

Hi, personally I think the XT910 would be a better option than the KS9000 because the XT910 is fald. I believe the colour gamut is almost as wide on the xt910 as the KS9000, I very much doubt you'd notice any difference put it that way. The good news is the stutter with 4k content over hdmi has been fixed, this has been tested and verified. HDR is coming in the next firmware update due next month along with several other fixes / improvements that IMO will make this TV the TV it always should have been and a real bargain. What I would say though is factor in the cost of getting it calibrated (£200 ish), these hisense TVs aren't the most accurate out of the box but they can be calibrated very well. Hope that helps

+Andrew Guy thanks for your quick answer! 👍

+Andrew Guy Do you know that you not really getting 4K from Netflix or Amazon Prime? I also read on another website (Amazon) that it's the Amazon prime app on the Hisense is the problem. I think someone posted that there is only certain kind of the Amazon prime app/tv stick, box with the prime app can work. Never the less, you will be better off watching the movies from Blu ray players than streaming because both Netflix, Amazon or what other streaming movie app does not do real 4K. They all don't even have same quality as a Blu ray movie, which is 25-35 mbps. ULTRA Blu ray players and the UHD blu ray disc is the way to go for real 4K content or even watch native 4K content from a USB stick.

+Diafgadgsut Netflix does 4k and there is no amazon prime app at the moment (something else that's been promised in the next firmware update). I know Netflix 4k isn't going to be as good as a uhd bluray but some of the 4k content looks stunning nonetheless

Andrew Guy I guess if you tell your mind that it's 4K, you will perceive it as that. As I said before Non of those streaming services whither it be Netflix, Amazon, Vudu, Cinemanow, KZbin etc, does anything that is on par to even the current blu ray of 24 mbps bitrate, muchless real 4K. In your mind you think it's 4K because you that is what you want to think but the reality is, it is not and this isn't a secret to find that information, so I'm puzzled as to why people keeping posting all over the internet that they watching 4K through Netflix, Amazon etc.

hi, I no longer have this TV due to the issue with 4k content stuttering over hdmi and the fact it still hasn't got hdr or amazon prime, IMO updates are taking too long to come and there are still some fairly basic issues with it but if hisense keep their word and fix the problems and add hdr then it'll be one heck of a tv that's for sure

+david simpson no it doesn't stutter with non 4k content, or 4k content if you play it off a usb stick for example that's fine as well. And yes the stutter is very noticeable, even worse if you have ultra smooth motion on (ironically) where the stuttering is really bad (but I think that's a seperate issue)

+Andrew Guy This TV was ship with HDR so how can you buy the TV and didn't even know that this TV has HDR? Also, majority of the Sony, Samsung, Vizio and LG models that are claiming to have HDR and wide color gamuts are nothing but marketing bullshit. Only Samsung JS9500 that cost over $5,000+ can even come close the specs of the Hisense 65H10B2. Go check out the LG 2016 UH8500 model that is claiming to have HDR. Most of those widely know name brands are just living on their laurels and cutting corners and the quality because their name is already known. As of know if people really want true 4K quality TVs with real HDR and wide color gamut, without having to pay $4,000+, HISENSE ULED TVs are the way to go, especially the their 10 series. Consumers need to be more informed and stop letting these companies taking us for a ride. Check out a great review website call Rtings.com. Then go do research on all the different color gamuts and many of you will be in for shock of the crap those companies on putting on the market because many consumers are clueless about technology, coupled with they think their names should be good enough.

+Diafgadgsut it doesn't have hdr, not yet anyway, supposed to be coming in the next firmware update

Your TV that you already have is sold with HDR. LG 2016 UH8500 and Sony 2016 850D models that claim to have HDR is literally not even 400nits. The HISENSE TV is superior in HDR, WIDE COLOR GAMUT, and GREAT CONTRAST. You have those and you are set to experience those great Ultra HD movies that has HDR.

No it hasn't been updated to hdr yet, probably April at the earliest, as for the JS8500 that's not fald as far as I know so this is better in that respect but the UK model (65XT910) does still have some issues eg stuttering with 4k content over hdmi amongst other things which coupled with the lack of HDR still means I can't really recommend it at the moment, also I'm not sure if the US model and the UK model are the same spec wise, some comments on avsforum suggested it was perhaps inferior to the UK model but I'm not sure how exactly and I'm happy to be corrected on that. Personally I would wait and see if the issues get resolved and HDR gets added and perhaps even wait for this year's models. I wouldn't recommend the JS8500 really sure to it being edge lit, the blacks and light uniformity on this are far superior. Hope that helps