I was stoked on hearing Home when was first issued almost forty years ago, for despite the whimsically silly cover artwork, on the vinyl itself was the darkest record Procol Harum has recorded. Song after song turns to the dreaded subject of death and I just love it. Keith Reid really let loose with a demonic vision here. So why am I giving this Salvo reissue only four stars? The main reason is that the only extras are a couple of raw tracks and they happen to be of my least favorite songs on the album. I already own an earlier remaster that offers much more in the way of extras but which is not as aurally exciting. So then the strength of this reissue lies not only in the crispness of the sound, but in the superior quality of the insert.