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Review: The ultimate collector's edition of the acclaimed fourth full-length from punk turned alt rock pioneers The Replacements comes in an extensive LP and quadruple CD format, complete with an excellent remaster of Tim handled by iconic producer/engineer Ed Stasium (Ramones, Talking Heads), as well as a bevvy of previously unheard cuts (Sons of No One: Rare & Unreleased) and a classic concert from 1986 (Not Ready For Prime Time). Landing in a 12x12" hardcover book featuring dozens of unseen photos and a detailed history of the Tim era written by Bob Mehr; author of The New York Times bestseller Trouble Boys: The True Story of The Replacements, who also won a Grammy for his album notes on the band's 2019 release Dead Man's Pop, this 180 gram remaster is essential aural work for any diehards. There's never been a more ample time to revisit or freshly discover the band's first major label release and also the final album from the original line-up before guitarist Bob Stinson would be kicked out towards the end of 1986.