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The Virgin Suicides Redux (2CD/1BR)

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$14.99 $29.98 In stock

Category: CD + DVD BluRay

This edition of The Virgin Suicides Redux from Air offers a comprehensive listening experience with two CDs and one Blu-ray disc. It is a thoughtfully assembled release for fans of the iconic soundtrack and its expanded reimagining.

  • Includes 2 CDs featuring the Redux version of the album
  • Includes 1 Blu-ray disc for additional viewing content
  • Presented in a standard CD + Blu-ray format
  • Brand: Air
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Charlotte W. ★★★★★

The second disc is where it really opens up — the alternate takes on "Playground Love" sound warmer and less compressed than the original release. Having the Blu-ray alongside both CDs makes this feel like the version I'll actually keep on the shelf.

Lily ★★★★★

The Blu-ray version of the soundtrack sounds incredible through my speakers — the low end on "Playground Love" is way warmer than my old CD rip. Having both discs plus the film in one package made this an easy upgrade.

Victoria R. ★★★★★

Wasn't expecting the second disc to be mostly unreleased material, but that's the reason to grab this version. The Blu-ray sounds fantastic through headphones too, and the whole thing feels like a proper archival release rather than a quick cash-in.