VAN HALEN Diver Down (UltraDisc One-Step limited edition double album 2-LP at 45RPM, an ultra-hi-fi reference recording by Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab. Pressed at Fidelity Record Pressing and housed in a deluxe slipcase with foil-stampedjackets and faithfully reproduced artwork, this edition presents Diver Down as a richly immersive experience. Ted Templeman's production emerges with striking balance and immediacy, letting the band's signature traits - rhythmic bite, tonal character, and high-octane cohesion - come through with heightened clarity. Across the album, Van Halen revel in the loose, playful diversity that defines Diver Down. From the jubilant chart-rising take on Roy Orbison's "(Oh) Pretty Woman" to the kinetic cover of "Dancing in the Street" and the band's charged twist on The Kinks' "Where Have All the Good Times Gone!", the set showcases a group fully in command of its instincts, humour, and technical creativity. Eddie Van Halen's innovative guitar textures - from the menacing atmospherics of "Intruder" to the flamenco-tinged precision of "Little Guitars (Intro)" and the volume-knob wizardry of "Cathedral" - further underline the album's inventive spirit. A premium, definitive presentation of Van Halen's most carefree and stylistically varied record, this UD1S edition brings renewed energy and scale to a classic that remains full of surprises. Housed inside a deluxe gold-foil embossed slipcase, individually numbered & factory sealed. Recommended)