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Cranked this up on a rainy Sunday and the Eno/Lanois production really shines through the grooves—the shift in their sound is unmistakable. The pressing is quiet and the low-end rumble on "One" hits just right without muddying the mix.

The vinyl pressing captures the low-end rumble of The Fly perfectly, and the gatefold sleeve is sturdier than I expected for a 30-year-old reissue. Hearing Zoo Station open side A with that much warmth just hits different than a stream.

I’ve had this album on CD for years, but the 12-inch vinyl really brings out the depth in the production—Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno’s work shines through the grooves. The packaging feels sturdy and the sound is warm, even on my old turntable.