Iggy And The Stooges* ‎– Raw Power

Does this pressing of the Iggy mix clip like the CD does?

I don't agree on the pour sound quality, my copy plays just fine. Awesome album as well.

There are later copies of PC 32111 with hand-scribed mastering marks and white cardboard cover rather than the Columbia NY stamp.

Not a good pressing... mine has a 7mm wide bad part in the vinyl on B2 which gives a noticable scrape sound.
(might this possibly be unofficial?)

Two versions of this reissue exist. The one with barcode and matrix numbers that are on this release page and has "Sony Music Entertainment Inc." features Iggy's remix and is released after 1997. "Sony Music Entertainment Inc." release cannot be from the seventies, since this name did not exist then - this company's name was introduced in 1991.

It appears strange that an album which was at the date of its release in 1973 was most unsuccessful, in Canada had 2 releases in 1973. I believe that either the "WC 32111" or the "C32111" is a re-issue. Anybody who knows and can correct the release page? My copy writes "WC" on the sleeve but "C" on the label, but I know that there also is a sleeve with only "C".

It appears strange that an album which was at the date of its release in 1973 was most unsuccessful, in Canada had 2 releases in 1973. I believe that either the "WC 32111" or the "C32111" is a re-issue. Anybody who knows and can correct the release page? My copy writes "WC" on the sleeve but "C" on the label, but I know that there also is a sleeve with only "C".

The Embassy re-issue came out in 1977 in the UK.

This is one of the rare releases on CD of the original Bowie mix. The sound is indeed a bit low, but still better then the Iggy mix where even low volume levels still crank up the stereo with digital distortion and clipping - it only takes leveling up the volume control on this one to enjoy it with all the pleasure it offers.
This version of the CD is my personal favorite, and is highly recommended!!!

I'm a big fan of the original mix, while admitting that it certainly ain't even close to being "audiophile". No highs, no lows, and lots of distortion in between, which is ok for Rock n Roll, of course. But I have to admit Tha Ig did an excellent job with this new mix. It's still amazing, it's different, and it sounds better sonically, though I can't really put my finger on exactly why. Check it out, I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.