Johnny Clarke – Can't Get Enough

Having deliberated for some time (see my comment from 8 months ago) I decided to “bite the bullet” and purchase this reissue.
And I’m glad I did... It sounds good.
Despite all the naysayers on here (why the hate people?) this release sounds clear, nicely balanced, well remastered.
Not having an original to compare to I don’t know just how much “bassier” the OG was; but do people not have EQ on their amps?
It does NOT sound crap, it is NOT thin and dull. It is a silent pressing, which sounds better than quite a lot, in fact probably the MAJORITY of reggae reissues I’ve heard.
Lighten up folks, and enjoy the fact that you can enjoy a rare LP in (almost?) all of it’s glory.
And at approx £170 LESS than an original pressing, I’m very happy with my purchase.

Terrible pressing..This has been cut from a cd and sounds very thin and dull compared to the original. No depth and bass is terrible.
This is not an official Johnny Clarke release and is practically a bootleg.

Good heavy pressing with great sound quality. After a good cleaning, only a few very soft clicks can be heard, but nothing really annoying.

Another great reissue from Lantern Records of this much in demand (and increasingly difficult to find) album from the mighty Johnny Clarke originally released in 1982 on UK label Art & Craft. With backing from the legendary Roots Radics this is some of Johnny's finest work including certified classics such as Dance To The Music, Rude Boy and You Better Try.

Why the low rating, yet no reviews?
Can anyone who owns this reissue let the rs of us know it’s a worthwhile purchase?
Thanks!