The booklet from the 2CD deluxe is not replicated and this edition has a ten-panel fold-out lyric sheet with photography and album / reissue credits. The no-frills one-CD remaster comes in a standard jewel case and the rear tray design is similar to the original release from the 1990s. Order the 2CD Deluxe Edition: 2CD deluxe (click to enlarge) Click to enlarge Six panel digipack (click to enlarge) Click to enlarge Track listings on the back (click to enlarge) The six panel digi-pack doesn’t have that annoying wraparound sticky tape on most Universal deluxe editions, but neither does it come with the transparent slipcases of old (most recently used on Abba’s The Visitors from 2012). This edition effectively replicates the content on the first two discs in the Super Deluxe Edition box set. The second disc is the 2013 mix of the original album and ten demos. The first disc is basically the audio content on the vinyl records – 12 original album tracks and eight bonus offerings. When it comes to the In Utero reissues, the two-CD deluxe edition probably represents the best all-out value. Order the triple heavyweight 3LP Edition: Click to enlarge 6-panel gatefold sleeve Click to enlarge Click to enlarge Decent quality anti-static sleeves (click to enlarge) This set has the original album across two records and eight bonus tracks (B-sides and original Steve Albini mixes) on the third LP. The six-panel gatefold sleeve is nicely done and thankfully some excellent anti-static sleeves have been used to store the records. This heavyweight (180g) triple vinyl set has been cut at 45 RPM for optimum sound quality by Steve Rooke at Abbey Road Studios (the man responsible for The Beatles vinyl remasters last year). Order the Super Deluxe Edition: Click to enlarge Surprise touch for the front of the box (click to enlarge) CDs housed in book, within a slipcase (click to enlarge) Slipcase (left) book (right) – click to enlarge Nov 1992 fax from Steve Albini, to the band outlining his approach reproduced in the book click to enlarge Click to enlarge Four discs in the back of the book (click to enlarge) Box set is numbered (click to enlarge) Two-sided poster (click to enlarge) The discs are housed in the inside back cover and this set also comes with a two-sided poster. The box comes with a very cute magnetised vinyl version of the figure on the front cover, and the hardback book within the slipcase has a wealth of period photography, even if it is a little light on essays and commentary.
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The four discs included are the original album remastered (by Steve Albini) plus B-sides and bonus tracks a 2013 mix of the original album, plus demos the audio from the MTV 1993 Live & Loud broadcast and a DVD featuring the Live & Loud show, including songs not originally broadcast and 12 extra performances from rehearsals and other shows. The Super Deluxe Edition box set is the most expensive version of the In Utero reissue you can buy, retailing at around £80. If you haven’t already pre-ordered this reissue, we hope these pictures will give you a feel for what’s on offer at the different price points. Here we bring you an extensive photo gallery covering every format available, from four-disc super deluxe edition box set, to the single CD remaster.
Nirvana‘s third and final studio album In Utero is reissued today in a variety of formats. In Utero – 20th Anniversary Reissues (click to enlarge)
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