Relayer Remastered And Expanded
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Relayer (Remastered and Expanded) is Rhino UK’s single-disc reissue of Yes’s 1974 studio album, issued in 2003. The release carries the EAN/UPC 0081227379223 and was marketed as an expanded, remastered edition of the original record.
Relayer (Remastered and Expanded) is Rhino UK’s single-disc reissue of Yes’s 1974 studio album, issued in 2003. The release carries the EAN/UPC 0081227379223 and was marketed as an expanded, remastered edition of the original record.
Pros
- Includes the complete original three-track album plus bonus single edits and an additional studio run-through, consolidating extra material on one disc.
- Part of Rhino’s early-2000s remaster series for Yes, offering a widely distributed, standardised reissue for collectors and new listeners.
- Includes the complete original three-track album plus bonus single edits and an additional studio run-through, consolidating extra material on one disc.
- Part of Rhino’s early-2000s remaster series for Yes, offering a widely distributed, standardised reissue for collectors and new listeners.
- Catalogue/EAN clearly documented (0081227379223), useful for identification and collecting.
Cons
- −Some listeners and reviewers comment that elements of the 2003 mastering can sound overly bright or subject to loudness-era processing compared with other remasters.
- −For buyers seeking the most recent remixes/masterings, later Steven Wilson remixes and other reissues are often preferred by portions of the fanbase.
- −Some listeners and reviewers comment that elements of the 2003 mastering can sound overly bright or subject to loudness-era processing compared with other remasters.
- −For buyers seeking the most recent remixes/masterings, later Steven Wilson remixes and other reissues are often preferred by portions of the fanbase.
- −Mixed feedback — opinions vary on whether the 2003 remaster improves clarity and separation or alters the original mix's tonal balance.
Based on user reviews collected from publicly available sources.