This double set collects the original US 10-track release, newly mastered in stereo, plus six extras and two tracks that only appeared on the UK edition. Disc two, containing the original mono UK version, feels redundant now, since the stereo mix unwraps the album’s full potential, making it sound far less conventionally poppy and highlighting delicate production flourishes. “Three Kingfishers”, for instance, is a crystal ball vision of Celtic myth and transfigured nature, abuzz with sitars and rattling with Indian percussion, nearly three years before the record it resembles, ISB’s Wee Tam And The Big Huge. “Guinevere”, meanwhile, is courtly Arthurian folk draped in a featherlight ermine of strings, arranged…