Damn, wish I'd known there was only 6 tracks on this before I'd ordered. There are 3 pieces of wax too, so who knew?! The cynics amongst us would say that it's to force you to go and spend another £15 to get the three missing singles: Me and You, Guilty and Promises. LabelsRecord Companies that try to fleece the few remaining vinyl collectors out there are out and out scum bags. What will they do when we're all gone? Fight it out with the online bootleggers and file-sharers for an ever diminishing piece of the pie? BTW - I don't want to hear some 1-track-per-side-pressed-for-a-louder-experience BS. If I want to hear it loud I just turn the volume up thanks, you know, like people have been doing for 100 years.

I know I felt the same way when I spent 60 bucks for a signed copy....

Just to add to your loudness comment, on opinion of the album everyone is entitled to the tracks they dislike or like that are on it as a preference. But frankly to comment that loudness isnt an issue is quite funny lol. Loudness war doesnt apply to cds, but in vinyl is EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. Its all done during mastering and single sided track copies help at 45rpm to be louder, though i agree 33rpm two two tracks can be close enough to full loudness quality. Nows u may ask ''why not turn your vol. up'' well there is this thing called Rumble which effects some systems, the hiss which can be created these all can be reduced with a louder sounding vinyl as the volume of the stereo doesnt have to amplify impuritys in the vinyl (hiss etc) my opinion loudness does matter, i've spend £1000's on my sound system so do not want to hear low quality vinyls id pay the extra £'s for better sound. just my opinion, no offense indended!!