These first presses literally went all out of press, and is very expensive for the label to repress them after years still with all that packaging and two discs (unless you are Pink Floyd that can sell huge numbers at every re-press).
So yes as someone else said, is not beneficial to me but there are going to be still places having those old copies, and Discogs is your friend for this
Thanks for the interest, always good to have places to be in direct contact with fans that are more 'sound quality' aware than others
standard), you do get a wider sound-field with the binaural. How you hear binaural depends I think on how each listener perceives sounds around them. I got a much better result from listening through my Sennheiser HD580 headphones than the in-the-ear Apple buds I use with my phone. So I hear an oval sound-field with the long axis from ear-to-ear, with the rear channels slightly behind and slightly below! Front channels slightly in front, and also between the ears. To me the stereo only version sounds much 'flatter' and only between the ears. I also did a comparison with Can's "Flow Motion" Binaural album, and I hear it with a very similar sound-field.
