Solid release. Good sound. Great harmonies - similar to the old stuff. Well written songs.

A dismal comeback, sad to say, disappointed they never used the talents of their original producer from their hight

Phenomenal sounding pressing! I bought this for ‘Tear off your own Head’ as I’m a big Elvis Costello fan but very quickly loved the entire album. Flat vinyl with really nice mastering.

One of the best from the Bangles and I think the best vinyl pressing of any of their records. Very silky and highly recommended if the price doesn't scare you away :)

Worth noting that the RSD vinyl pressing (which sounds gorgeous by the way) has the Jeremy Wheatley single mix of "Something That You Said" rather than the album version. Not sure whether to change the track listing as this isn't stated on back cover? The credits inside confirm what my ears are hearing though.

remember...this is a first release...will pass on this scalped price for the next release at msrp

This version of "I Will Take Care of You" is an "orchestral" mix unavailable anywhere else.

A sad victim of the Loudness Wars. No bass, no highs, no dynamic range. But worse, the midrange where all the glorious harmonies reside has been destroyed as well, something even their prior label CBS never did. Supposedly sounding good after the studio sessions it appears to have been sonically destroyed by BW, who should stick to tinkering with video game noises, his proven mastery.

Harshness so severe it was apparent in the compromised listening environment in the car.

What the hell were they thinking?