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This could be easily mixed into dolby atmos and would sound amazing. I wonder why it hasn't

Then you are obviously not much of a fan of New Order. Barny was/is the mastermind of the band and was the one experimenting with computers and keyboards to get the killer dance music we hear today.

It's worth it for Bennie and the Jets in 5.1 alone :)

I got this 35 years ago from a house I was renting. The owner was a well known radio dj and had a collection of records that was mind blowing. His residuals were in the basement and up for grabs. All types of stickers on this one

What? This is, and has been a classic for decades now. The quality of this US vinyl release is incredible. The detail, dynamics and clarity are out of this world. There is something about direct metal mastering that brings out a crisper sound which... See full review

Shortly after buying this in high school and taping it to cassette, I blew a pair of jensen 6x9's. I don't remember what song it was, but it was one of them

I love digital on vinyl. Clean and easy on my old(er) ears

There is a noticeable mixing difference in some of the tracks on this German release. The most obvious is Dream On. No guitar starting the track off.

The little mountain town of Breckenridge Co back in 95 had an incredibly progressive radio station. Playing everything from Adam Ant to the Wolfgang Press. I heard several tracks off this lp during that year. I was then lucky to see them live in 95 at... See full review

Not as accessible as their earlier 90's albums, but still good electronic on vinyl

Well Darbalck, I can tell you that I'm not listening to this disc through computer speakers. Can you??

Sounds good to me through large speakers and 2 subs. Haven't cracked open the lp yet to make any kind of determination on sound quality. It really comes down to each person's ears, not some program, or app

zevulon You are correct. I have never contacted universal for a return. Luckily all vinyl and blu ray audio has been spot on for me here in the states. Also, I did get the correct cd's on this set. This is an apparent f-up on universal, so I can't... See full review

I found the atmos mix to be just ok. The center channel seems almost non-existant on some tracks. I had to put my ear right up to the center to hear anything. I was anticipating Tracey's voice to be much more prominent. Need to give it a few more... See full review

I agree with the ticket prices. I would love to see them this time around, but not with criminal pricing. Just got tickets for the Cure - front section for $105ea. Plus, Robert plays for 3 hours

Can't stop playing People Are Good - keep fooling yourself. Make sure the sub is on

The last lp got my enthusiasm back. I had gotten a bit distant from the records released in the 00's and teens. Really looking forward to this Friday's release

I just picked up a copy a few months ago. Really dynamic and clean. My only issue is with With A Little Luck. It sounds a bit muffled/compressed, but I think it's just the way it was mastered. Low end is good. Paul's bass comes through clearly.... See full review

I can't quite recall, but I thought this uk release came with a poster

The 5.1 mixes are clean and tame while the flat transfer stereo mix lets you kick the sh!t out of your speakers and rattle your subs till they want to rip apart. No download voucher is a bummer

Sting's first 2 records can be found for very little and the quality playback from the translucent vinyl is above anything from that timeframe. I think I like NBTS a little better, though. You got Sting, Clapton and Knofler playing together on a couple tracks See full review

It's funny how all the negative bitching is from 2 channel playback, not 5.1. if these folks had a proper 5.1 system, I doubt you'd hear from any of any them