Topping Madonna's The Girlie Show and U2's Zoo TV for mega stage spectacles of the early 1990s, Pink Floyd's Division Bell tour finally emerges on DVD. The tour, which unofficially marks Pink Floyd's retirement from the live arena, not only wowed audiences with amazing screen visuals, laser effects and lighting but also included startling oddities such as inflatable pigs, floating spaceships and burning planes. Offering a wealth of extras and sound options, Pulse remains a staggering visual production more than a decade on, with the band performing key albums The Division Bell and The Dark Side Of The Moon almost in their entirety. "I suppose we better get on with it then," Pink Floyd frontman David Gilmour grumbles after a mammoth introductory version of Syd Barrett tribute Shine On You Crazy Diamond, with the subsequent lavish Storm Thorgerson visuals elevating classic Floyd tracks as High Hopes and Another Brick In The Wall and neatly complementing the stereo assault of this pristine DVD. Pink Floyd: after all, they're only extraordinary men.