This is more than just a Pink Floyd's greatest-hits show, but not much more than that.

Earns its stripes by affirming the timelessness of Waters' thematic concerns and proving that fresh material doesn't have to be the medicine we're forced to swallow to hear the classics.

A something that tries to bring new people into the fold. As such things go, however, it is an undeniably well-produced example that will presumably blow the minds of those who watch it.

Waters is to be applauded for engaging in a form of protest when most of his contemporaries are settling for box-ticking exercises in nostalgia.