Squarepusher – Feed Me Weird Things

Just a small head to head comparison, and that on Tundra, as three users have commented on that track.
I did listen to the remaster on headphones and I could hear no clipping or any other anomaly to speak of.
However, comparing it to the original vinyl from 1996, the remaster has a more pronounced / separated drum sound, as if not only more separated, but also louder than the original mastering. The bass on the other hand is much richer and full on the original as opposed to the remaster, where it hasn't been as cared for as the drums.
To my ears, the original sounds better than the remaster.

I only ever knew this guy as Ceephax Acid Crew’s brother, never listened to a thing by this Squarepusher but after listening to FMWT for the first time no more than ten minutes ago I feel like I stumbled upon some sort of holy grail, like this is phenomenal start to finish, I’m in awe that I never listened to this guy, well now I’m hooked. Excellent record which will be spending a lot of time on my turntable

Some copies are missing the download code business card.
Mine came without, so I contacted Bleep support. Got a code via email.

Exceptional record the mastering and quality are amazing. Not a single flaw. Bought it for 19€ at the local record store, still thinking about buying a second one just in case.

This is going to spend a lot of time on my turntable. Awesome reissue, love the bonus tracks.

I am jealous of the person who won one of these in that draw.

Love this release bought two copies I dropped the needle at the same time on both copies and give the drill drums a fan sound

As others have said, this is an absolutely excellent release. Mastering fantastic, and the additional 25th anniversary notes for each track by Tom J are really, really interesting. Great stuff.

Great release here. To see it all spinning on transparent stock is also a nice touch.

Tundra sounds really weird on my copy - my speakers become really noisy. Does anyone else have this?