This has been one heck of a day!
First of all, I never would have imagined that "A Farewell to Kings" would be the subject of such a huge reissue.
Then I was not expecting it to include any kind of surround sound content (cause the recent "2112" reissue did not)
Then I thought it would be the same Blu-Ray as the one released in 2015, and yet we have a new 5.1 mix by Steven Wilson!
I'm still surprised. It's not unusual for an album to get a new surround mix when one is already out there, but I think it IS very unusual for it to happen this soon.
It's too bad this didn't happen sooner. I can't say I wish that the other surround mix did not happen because I did listen to it a good bit over the last 6 years, but still, even though this new one is a Steven Wilson 5.1 mix, it's still difficult to swallow spending that much money since I don't have a vinyl player and since I already purchased the Sector 2 box (with DVDA-V) and the Blu-Ray in 2015.
Still I have to find a way to afford this if only because I hope this will lead to Steven Wilson 5.1 mixes of "Hemispheres" and "Permanent Waves" (assuming they can actually find all of the multitrack tapes for those albums)
Finally, it's incredible to me that after December 1st, we will have two 5.1 mixes of "A Farewell to Kings" to listen to, and yet, I still can't get my 5.1 mixes of "Roxy Music" and "The Seeds of Love", but I digress...
(PS Even after all this today, I still stand by my past statements that we will not get any Steven Wilson remixes of Genesis material.)