Mind Games (The Ultimate Collection) Deluxe 6 CD/2 Blu-ray
Mind Games (The Ultimate Collection) Deluxe 6 CD/2 Blu-ray
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In this review of Mind Games (The Ultimate Collection) the reviewer finds a package aimed squarely at serious collectors and fans of the original album; the single biggest reason to buy is the comprehensive audio presentation, with multiple mixes and high-resolution Blu-ray audio that reveal new detail in familiar songs. The set is presented as a Limited Edition 10' square boxset and is best judged on its sound and archival extras rather than portability or budget value.
Key Features
- Deluxe packaging: The 10' square boxset reproduces the original 1973 triptych poster and includes postcard reproductions and an individually numbered Citizen of Nutopia ID for a tactile collector experience.
- Extensive disc set: Six CDs provide The Ultimate Mixes, Elemental Mixes, Elements Mixes, Evolution Documentary, Out-takes and Raw Studio Mixes so listeners can explore multiple versions and studio material in depth.
- High-resolution audio: Two HD Audio Blu-rays carry 24-192 stereo and 24-192 5.1 Surround/Dolby Atmos mixes of all included versions for high-fidelity playback on supported systems.
- Remastered video content: The Blu-rays include the 2024 remastered Mind Games music video and the You Are Here tape boxes video, adding visual archival value to the collection.
- Authoritative production credits: Produced by Sean Ono Lennon and mixed/engineered by Sam Gannon, Paul Hicks and Rob Stevens, with stereo mastering by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road, offering confidence in the audio restoration work.
Who It's For
This collection is ideal for dedicated fans, audiophiles and collectors who want exhaustive documentation of the Mind Games era and who own a capable stereo or home theater setup to appreciate 24-192 stereo and 5.1/Dolby Atmos mixes. The extensive book and archive materials will appeal to those who value liner note detail and historical context.
Casual listeners or those who only want the original album without extras should look elsewhere; the set is a premium, physical collector's item with a price and footprint that do not suit minimalists or streaming-only listeners.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Outstanding sound quality on both CDs and 24-192 Blu-ray audio that surfaces new details in the mixes.
- Comprehensive set of mixes and out-takes that make the boxset a deep archival resource for collectors.
- Well produced and mastered work with clear credits to respected engineers and Abbey Road mastering.
- Attractive tangible extras including a 128-page glossy hardback book and poster reproductions.
Cons
- Quality control feedback is mixed among customers, so physical condition and packaging finish may vary between copies.
- The set is bulky and expensive compared with single-disc releases, making it impractical for casual buyers.
Specifications
| Edition | Limited Edition 10' square boxset |
| Discs | 6 CDs and 2 HD Audio Blu-rays |
| Audio formats | 24-192 Stereo and 24-192 5.1 Surround/Dolby Atmos on Blu-ray |
| Book | 128-page glossy hardback book with archive interviews |
| Extras | Poster reproduction, postcard adverts, numbered Citizen of Nutopia ID |
| Production | Produced by Sean Ono Lennon; mastered by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road |
Our Verdict
This Deluxe collection is recommended for collectors and serious listeners who want the most complete, high-resolution presentation of Mind Games available. The combination of multiple mixes, HD audio formats and extensive archival packaging delivers strong value for fans who will use the Blu-ray audio and appreciate the book and visual extras.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the set include the original album mixes?
Yes; the set includes multiple mixes such as The Ultimate Mixes and Elements Mixes that cover the album material alongside out-takes and documentary content.
Are there video extras on the Blu-rays?
Yes; the Blu-rays contain the 2024 remastered Mind Games music video and the You Are Here tape boxes music video.
Who handled the mastering and production?
Production is credited to Sean Ono Lennon with stereo mastering by Alex Wharton at Abbey Road and mixing/engineering by Sam Gannon, Paul Hicks and Rob Stevens.
Editor's Take
This Deluxe collection is recommended for collectors and serious listeners who want the most complete, high-resolution presentation of Mind Games; it pairs multiple mixes and Blu-ray 24-192 audio with thorough archival packaging for good collector value.

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