Bob Dylan – Blood On The Tracks

Obviously this is a fantastic work of musical genius. That aside, having owned many pressings of this album, this one jumps out sonically. Can't think of a reason to look for another.

my pressing has some surface noise that sometimes is audible even when the music is playing at moderate dynamics, but the music itself just sounds pristine. great pressing overall. the package could be a little richer, but for the low price, that'd be a little too much to expect.

This pressing Beats my MOFI by a mile. Incredible sound.

Funny how the only negative reviews pop up after MoFi Gate. This version is definitive and offers an amazing listening experience. Easily the best sound version of this album and worth every penny you’ll pay for it. And no, it doesn’t “sound digital” …lol

A good way to start listening to the quintessential storyteller Bob Dylan on a very polished & melodious folk-pop album with a powerful collection of songs that's a remarkable statement steeped in sorrow, bitterness, pain, loss & regret & is perhaps BD’s most personal beautiful, haunting, healing album – here sounding assured & mature with amazing lyrics, production & songwriting. His singing has never been stronger or more evocative & is better than ever making this LP highly engaging, compelling & easy to like.
A perfect album – a crowning achievement & wonderful from start to finish.

This is Bob Dylan's best album hands down. When you can have two multiple recordings of these tracks where they're par or better you know you've got a great album. Most raw and emotional album.

I got this version , same run out matrix but instead of 2A-1, it is 1A-1 and it comes with red labels. anybody has the same or got a clue?

This is one of my best sounding albums on vinyl out of hundreds

I am curious to find out how many copies of this version still exist. Three are reported on https://www.searchingforagem.com/1970s/1975.htm but I guess there could be any number between a few tens and a few hundreds around.

This is decent enough but not as crisp or transparent as the OG U.S. LP.