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The bass on this pressing of Peking Spring is incredibly tight and punchy, way more present than on the digital version I'd been listening to. It's a solid 180-gram record that plays flat with minimal surface noise, perfect for a late-night spin.

The needle dropped and the room just filled with that raw, jagged energy only a 33 1/3 RPM pressing can deliver. Side A flows perfectly into the chaos, and the standard edition cut feels incredibly clean with no surface noise. I’ve spun it three times already and it’s only getting better.

I was blown away by the dynamic range on this Mission Of Burma LP—the bass really thumps without any distortion at 33 1/3 RPM. Side A is flawless, capturing the raw energy I’d hoped for.