Seventh wave

The more-than-extensive ‘Immersion’ edition of Pink Floyd’s opus The Wall (the box includes a scarf and marbles!) is reviewed in our latest issue, out now – so we thought we’d revisit John Lewis’ excellent feature from June 2011 (Take 169). As the extravaganza arrives in Europe, Uncut meets the obsessive fans, stoners, bloggers and military advisors who’ll follow Waters and his lavish production to the ends of the globe…

'Seven Stars' is taken from the French duo's forthcoming album 'Le Voyage Dans La Lune'

This week’s new issue of Uncut features another 50 Great Lost Albums – those that are unavailable new or as legal downloads right now – chosen by the mag’s readers. Consequently, I thought it’d be useful to put our original Top 50 online, as they appeared in issue 156 of Uncut (Neil Young was on the cover, narrowing it down a little).

Find out what we think the greatest records of the Noughties are here

We count down from 100 to 51...

The Parlophone years in box and USB stick, plus an In Rainbows you can hold.

Willy Vlautin and co play in support of a new studio album too

Limpid nocturnal longing on seventh album from shifting collective

Beguiling collection of sepia-tinged ephemera spanning 1993-2002 from LA songstress, sometime Creekdipper and full-time fairer half of Mark Olson