Del Amitri – Change Everything

Agree. This is a nice sounding pressing. It's a bit brighter than the original I have (Spanish pressing). My copy of this reissue is flat and pretty clean (pre-cleaning, I have a couple of loud pops on the start of Side B). So while a bit on the bright/detailed side on some of the harder songs, e.g., The Ones That You Love Lead You Nowhere, I wouldn't consider this one an ear bleeder. If you don't want to drop a pretty penny on an original I think this reissue will fit the bill nicely.

Great band, excellent album. Fine catalogue and this is one of their many highlights.
This record sounds very nice and the pressing is solid. No mention who (re) mastered this but very engaging sound with nice seperation and good bass.
All their albums were released on several CD versions in the past (of which I have most) but this is a band with a sound so suited to vinyl that I hope for more vinyl releases in the near future. . Recommended!

Re-issue is on its way!! Due January 2024. Ten words long.

This is a beautiful package which includes a double sided lyric insert, very nice sounding vinyl and a sleeve that is laminated in a slightly textured coating. Absolutely love this pressing

I probably played this CD hundreds of times in the 90’s - a personal testament to this tuneful, great from start to finish, unappreciated rock-pop gem. Upon finally getting a good copy on vinyl, I can say it is a very pleasing listening experience. Each track has its own character (When you were young has a distinctly different (and more bass heavy) presence than Just like a man, which immediately precedes it). The soundstage ranges from good to very good, as does the separation. Someone please give this Bob Ludwig/Masterdisk production the reissue it deserves.