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I’ve been spinning this remastered vinyl nonstop since it arrived—the low-end clarity on "Head Like a Hole" is noticeably richer than my old CD. The original tracklisting stays intact, which is exactly what I wanted for a proper nostalgic listen. The packaging feels sturdy and the 12-inch format rea

The original album artwork looks just as crisp and gritty as I remember from my worn-out cassette days, and the vinyl itself feels heavy and well-pressed. Dropping the needle on "Head Like a Hole" gave me chills hearing the low-end punch the remastering cleaned up.

The remastered sound really brings out the layers in the production, especially on "Head Like a Hole." It’s great to have the original tracklist and artwork preserved exactly as it was in ’89.