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There is a slide show that accompanies the music and is timed to it. At times it is quite effective in illustrating the story line. Lots of times it is just shots of instruments. You can watch it with the lyrics displayed as subtitles. In several different languages. It all works great.
The mix is near incredible. Discreteness in spades. There is some whirling and ping pong,. But it's all in service to the music. You won't be bored with this one. The mixer should consider mixing more in surround.
It may not be the last word in sonics, but it's no slouch either. Play it loud. It's a very clean recording. In 24/48 Dolby or DTS. It's very worthy.
Lutz Meinert himself, the founder of this project "Reflection Club" has done both the mixing and mastering, the slideshow movie perfectly syncronized with the music and the DVD editing. Lutz was aware that the Jethro Tull albums, remixed by Steven Wilson, set a high bar for him to do something similar. I think he has done it well enough.