This is the summation of the 'faults' on my copy of this deluxe edition:Side A - 15 clicks, each one 2 seconds apart, starts about 02:45 and finishing about 03:12; the rest of the side immaculate.Side B - 14 clicks, each one 2 seconds apart, starting at about 02:55 and finishing at about 03:17; the rest of the side immaculate.Side C - no clicks or flaws, immaculate.Side D - no clicks or flaws, immaculate.Personally, I find it difficult to classify these as 'pressing faults'. I have purchased many records brand new that sound worse, with no such indication from reviews or from the prospective label, band or discogs (or elsewhere) on those particular records. The clicks are unfortunate, yes, but I certainly cannot agree that they detract from the sound. They would only detract as much as the listener allows them to. I, of course, don't know whether my copy is indicative of all the faults people have mentioned, or whether I was just one of the 'lucky ones' to receive one with the minimal 'faults' as listed above. The Bethmoora tracks have been given a new lease on life with this vinyl press. Somehow this format has raised their sound up another level from the CDr release. The recording of Set The Heart For The Heart Of The Sun is perfection. It does sound like Set The Heart was recorded at a different time to the Bethmoora tracks. For me, it is a perfectly mastered track; all elements have been given the greatest care and attention to detail. This is one of my favourite records in my collection. The almost-flawless sound over both vinyl slabs, coupled with the flawless quality of the gatefold, the labeling art and the utterly appropriate vinyl colouring (which matches the cover art perfectly) along with, of course, the awesome music within, makes this record one I will never let go.

i concur with this review. excellent mastering. the tracks sound great. the sleeve design and layout is perfect. my coloured version has some more popping than this (on side C, for example), but the description here is otherwise accurate. i know the guy that released this record personally, and he is a very honest and fair person. many other labels would not have recalled and replaced the faulty copies. in fact, i own first-hand records with similar faults, and have been ignored by other labels when i've complained about them in the past. the fact that At War With False Noise (the label) replaced these copies is a testament to the quality of the operation. i know for a fact that he still has black vinyl copies available and has not recuperated his losses on this one. i'd encourage anyone interested in this excellent record to get one direct from the label. if you like Bong, you honestly won't be disappointed.