I just got Behavior the 2 disc edition! very excited found it for 9.50.

Any who the remastering sounds fantastic on my car system , and the extra tracks are all PSB songs i have wanted for awhile. Including was it worth it & the extended edition of We all feel better in the dark.

Would you say it's worth getting the other albums remastered?, they have them pretty cheap at this local record store here. Which ones are worth getting again? and which are eh

The greatest hits is enough for me.

rdhull said:

The greatest hits is enough for me.

Can't do that, to many great non singles on there albums.

Plus this album has not only BTS talk. but Chris & Niel weigh in on there thought's one each song on the album. I love that!

The remastering sounded great but the "Further listening" discs made them unmissable.

I bought them all. Pity they only made it with their first 6 albums.

It's been 11 years already?

Yes... they are worth hunting down. I have physical copies of Please, Actually and Behaviour, and I have digital copies of the rest (expensive when they came out, so I limited my purchases). Honestly, my favorite part of those Deluxe editions is Neil's and Chris' track-by-track commentary in the liner notes. Fun to see what they were thinking about and what went into each tune. I just wish every artist would release these kinds of Deluxe editions. Definitely for fans and music lovers.

Yes, totally agree - the remasters are some of the best done by any artist. They sound terrific, the tracklistings of the bonus material is very very inclusive and thoughtful, and the liner notes are indeed a fascinating read. Highly recommended for any PSB fan. I recently sold most of my CDs (i have everything digitized, and I listen to mostly vinyl at home anyway), but some I kept - - the PSB remasters were at the top of that list.

Duh.

lazycrockett said:

Duh.

of course you approve

pzlyprk said:

Yes... they are worth hunting down. I have physical copies of Please, Actually and Behaviour, and I have digital copies of the rest (expensive when they came out, so I limited my purchases). Honestly, my favorite part of those Deluxe editions is Neil's and Chris' track-by-track commentary in the liner notes. Fun to see what they were thinking about and what went into each tune. I just wish every artist would release these kinds of Deluxe editions. Definitely for fans and music lovers.

Yes that is something i would like to see more artists do! and even on a great album like Behavior. See that they don't like evert track, and Chris doesn't like So Hard to well

It's also funny how they mention How Do You Expect To Be Taken Seriously? as having a new jack swing type feel. And i never noticed it... now i totally see it.