Poor reissue

Nektar is a group that I have experienced in the first half of the 70. It was a totally unknown group of the general public and had some originality, composed of English and musicians living in Germany.
After all these years the band's music took a little getting old and it has not become as timeless as that made at the time by Yes, Genesis, Gentle Giant, Van der Graaf Generator and others.
That said I had kept a certain affection for this group.

Yet I was disappointed that this reissue has "Deluxe" as the name ... The booklet is lousy, just a sheet folded in half (printed in color laser and a little too large, it forces a little sliding in the casing) composed of a text without layout and a photo (although a guy is credited for that miserable graphics) ...
There is not even the name of the musicians nor the studio and no date specified ...

At the CD (s) (s), the sound is not great, I was expecting a little better .. (when you see the remasters sound quality available for other groups of that time). The album is still interesting by itself.
The second session a happy Cd (abandoned?) Performed in Boston in the early 70 that contains only the material (post-Beatlesque) 'dispensable' that will really satisfy the 'completists'

I console myself that having paid the 7.50 euro on the marketplace but that would hurt me to have paid 25 euro full price ...