1994 180gm HQ. Originally Released On Very Limited Vinyl In The Same Year And Almost Impossible To Find, This 180gm Remastering By Stan Ricker Is Most Welcome. The LP Appears Unplayed, But Has A Barely Visible Scuff On Side One. We Play Graded The Whole Side Without Surface Noise. Appears That A Promo Sticker Fell Off The Front Cover, With Some Residue. "If You Ever Feel So Bad That The Only Thing That'll Help Is Feeling Even Worse Before You Start Feeling Better, Then The Poet Game Is For You. These Are Some Of The Bravest, Most Literate, Intelligent, Musical, Harrowing - And Tuneful - Songs I've Ever Heard, Minimally Arranged For The Basic Two-Guitar/B-K/Bass, Drums Folk-Rock Combo And Sung By Brown In His Inimitable Deep Fog Voice. Brown Built Up To This One Through Nine Earlier Albums Over More Than A Decade, And It's A Keeper. For Those Dark Nights Of The Soul When You Need To Know That At Least One Other Human Being Has Felt As Hopeless As You Do And Survived To Tell These Cold-Comfort Tales. Sound Is Wonderfully Spacious, Dark, Liquid, With Great Warm Bass. Sobering." - Richard Lehnert, Stereophile, February 1995. Top Recommendation From JT Also!