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You can really hear Miles experimenting without Teo Macero in the mix—the keyboard textures feel looser and more spontaneous, and the crystal clear vinyl lets every echo breathe. I’ve spun it three times since it arrived and the surface stays dead quiet between tracks.

The vinyl is dead quiet, letting every note of Miles’s self-produced 1984 direction shine through clearly. Robert Irving’s keyboard work really pops on this crystal clear pressing.

The pressing is clean and the bass lines really pop on this one, which makes the self-produced vibe feel raw in the best way. only wish the sleeve had a printed inner to match the crystal clear vinyl, but the music speaks for itself.