Pay no attention to those who fault the audio in the PULSE DVD.  In my full-blown 5.1 home-theater system, the audio is phenomenal (you even have two audio qualities to select from). The DVD audio is defnitely superior to the CD audio; enough said about the audio.  Now, the criticism of the video is justified--grainy and pixelated on my 50" plasma when the camera pans/zooms out to the full stage and merely okay when the camera zooms in on individual band members.  There's do doubt the light show is over-the-top, but I'm slightly sad the video is sub-par (yes, Gilmour says he made a mistake by not taping on film).  The Eagle Hell Freezes Over DVD from the same Vintage is better.  If the video were as good as the recent U2 DVD concert releases, this PULSE DVD might have been one of greatest of all time.  ...Now, onto the content of the DVD.  Many have already written extensively about most of the DVD.  But for me, the surprise performance is "Sorrow."  The band rocks THE hardest on this track.  Nick Mason behind the drum kit looks like he actually breaks a sweat near the end of the track, whereas he's mostly passive through most of the other songs.  Rick Wright also moves around his his keyboards more than other songs, and Gilmour rips a mean guitar on this one.  I've liked this track for years on the PULSE CD, but the visuals behind it give it much more heft.  This track is absolutely fantastic.