Released in 1995, the original CD packaging became legendary for including a on the spine. This light, powered by a small battery, pulsed like a heartbeat to represent the "alive" nature of the live recording.
The central iris of the Pulse eye reflects elements of Pink Floyd’s live shows, specifically their iconic circular light rig. Thorgerson intended the design to explore themes of , echoing the variety of material from the band's career performed during the 1994 Division Bell tour.
The artwork blends scenes of space, sea, sand, and clouds to suggest a global perspective. Technical Legacy
Released in 1995, the original CD packaging became legendary for including a on the spine. This light, powered by a small battery, pulsed like a heartbeat to represent the "alive" nature of the live recording.
The central iris of the Pulse eye reflects elements of Pink Floyd’s live shows, specifically their iconic circular light rig. Thorgerson intended the design to explore themes of , echoing the variety of material from the band's career performed during the 1994 Division Bell tour.
The artwork blends scenes of space, sea, sand, and clouds to suggest a global perspective. Technical Legacy
