5.1 of Hammer, packaging has shortcomings.

For Blu-ray: The 5.1 surround mix is ​​awesome. Nice that Universal has invested a few dollars and has entrusted to a skilled engineer this album. Excellent dynamics and discrete instrument distribution to all channels. As a screen saver has a photo slideshow. Audio formats: DTS HD Master (96/24) 5.1, Dolby TrueHD (96/24) 5.1, PCM Stereo (96/24).
Only on the Blu-ray there is the album version of No Woman No Cry and the newly discovered alternative version of Easy Skanking and Punky Reggae Party.
On the CD you will find the already known and previously published remastered album.
For Packaging: The idea with the Media Book and the booklet with all lyrics and lots of photos is great, but why do it with only "two" small brackets was secured in hardcover is a mystery to me. The manufacturer should have learned. The weight of the booklets with the two discs is too heavy, so surely hangs in the balance with most the booklet or as in my case certainly no longer connected to the cover (boxed and was welded torn / Exchange the booklet running , I'm curious).