Extreme (2) – Extreme II : Pornograffitti (A Funked Up Fairytale)

The music is amazing, but as for the CD itself, this is one of the best sounding CDs I own, and I own a lot. Clean and full bodied with a warm, analog sound. Amazing for a 1990 disc. This holds up against any remaster or premium disc.

I can’t remember how a cassette of this album fell into my hands in college, but I’ve been a fan for 30 years. This pressing is . . . fine. I could not find source info but assume it is a digital source. It most definitely sounds like digital, with little separation. The energy is good. The bass a little underwhelming The high end can be distorted (Lil Jack Horny is difficult to listen to). Objectively, it may not be much better than the CD experience, if it is better at all. Still, as it is part of my formative years, I’ll enjoy it for what it is.

This record sounds amazing ! Good job from Music On Vinyl !

Ignore those saying this needs to be on double LP, this pressing sounds excellent and I’m impressed they could fit it on one disc and still have it sound punchy and clear

Hair metal at it's very best! My copy sounds great throughout. So who gives a rip that it's an hour of music on 1 lp. MOV hits it out of the park again.

Great sounding copy, mixed comments on this pressing. I must of got lucky.

You can hear here in places, as if in the distance, the copied layers of the analog master tape, which is a nice memory of the analog 80s
(Especially in "More Than Words")
I remember this effect from Iron Maiden first album, before thack one ("Prowler") i have heard incoming guitar one turn in advance. :-D

Absolutely brilliant!!! More than words is beautiful.. love the artwork, love the variety of tracks.. spot on!

Excellent album. There are a couple of oddities though. 'When I First Kissed You' is just plain awful, and 'More Than Words' at Track 5 is so out of place. The song is undoubtedly amazing, but its so out of place in-between 'Get The Funk Out' & 'Money (In God We Trust)'. Would have been better placed at the end of the album maybe, it kind of spoils the flow of the heavy groove. All in all, an underrated masterpiece, and Nuno's guitar is so fluid. He's certainly one of the guitar greats, but always gets overlooked for the likes of Van Halen etc etc. Nuno needs more recognition!!!!!

Goes from acoustic love ballads to insane shred and everything in between! Fantastic album showcasing the range of some fantastic musicians!