I received my copy yesterday. Wow! 50 years ago, this LP was my second listening experience while stoned on Mexican headache weed! My first LP under such stimulation was Todd Rundgren's "Todd", but that is a story for another thread. Back then, "Bridge of Sighs" sounded soooo good, so wonderfully recorded and masterfully produced. Always a fan of Procol Harum, I was thrilled to hear Trower's clear expression as a leader. "Twice Removed From Yesterday" was fantastic, and "Bridge" was even better. Today, I opened my copy with great anticipation, and appropriately set the listening mood with a gentle buzz from my medical marijuana (much better than the old weed). I was not disappointed with the experience. I decided to start listening with Dolby Atmos 7.1. As with other comments seen here, "Day of the Eagle" didn't deliver toe-curls, but the overall clarity and sound was a major improvement over my CD copy. However, the hairs on the back of my neck stood and applauded with the remaining tracks. Yes, the rears and sides were often subtle overall, but the ambience of reverb and the increased definition I experienced were quite satisfying. I then selected the DTS 5.1 mix, and agree this mix wasn't as warm, punchy, and immersive as the Atmos. Had I not recently upgraded to Atmos, I would have been happy with the DTS 5.1, or my old receiver's Dolby Surround interpretation of the Atmos. I'll be listening to this again, and hope that more titles from Robin Trower can be delivered sooner than later. Isn't surround sound music wonderful!