Let's face it, this is as good as this album is going to get! Blue Cheer was a muddy band; they looked muddy, they sounded muddy, they recorded muddy, and any remaster of their first two albums is going to be just that....MUDDY. You can improve it, but you can't escape it. That's what's down on the tape kiddies and that's that. I seriously doubt Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab could do a better job. With that being said, this is the best CD re-issue of Blue Cheer's second album "Outsideinside." The sound is improved as much as it can be, which isn't much. It's a DEFINITE step up from the 2003 two-fer that was issued in the U.K., where it appears that a different master was used. I trust Bob Irwin knew what could and couldn't be done when remastering Blue Cheer and I'm sure he did all he could do. The sound is a bit clearer and more "open." It sounded awesome when I cranked the volume up (which is how you're supposed to listen to this band ya know). I always knew I loved "Gypsy Ball" but it's one of the murkiest tracks on the original LP. I could finally FOCUS in on the track with this remaster. All in all I'm satisfied with this and the packaging is great. It's the best "Outsideinside" has ever looked (aside from the original tri-fold cover in 1968) and it's the best it's ever sounded.