Whats on your turntable tonight?

Purchased the joe satriani EP (5 song) record store day US edition
limited to 3500 mine is (1005)

 cleaned vacuumed, recorded to my computer via damn, I forget,......
 anyway,it sounds amazing, recorded to a taiyo yuden cd @8X. Put on iTunes, it sounds amazing!!

bought from discogs for 18$ from a good seller,
  happy, been playing it on my system for a while, in between other new purchases!

 I emailed satriani website asking;

if this new 180gm Ep is different from the 1984 original wo. 
 If it was re-recorded? Or not,

as on the cd release, all songs were added as bonus, except for the first song from the ep,   Which was stated as “damaged, and master tapes lost.  ???

my curious ivy is , is the song on the Ep, the same as the original ep, or has it been re-recorded for the new 180gm re-release?

 Any help is appreciated!
thank you

Leonard Cohen, “Death Of A Ladies Man” & Tom Waits, “Closing Time” - darker mood than usual. Switched out my every day Linns for a set of rebuilt vintage Sonab OA14s on these LPs. Sonabs tossed sound all about the room in an eerily satisfying way. Like them a ton!

Lush Life .... Linda Ronstadt & The Nelson Riddle Orchestra.

I know it’s heresy, but I’m selling all my LPs for sooner rather than later downsizing. My username on Discogs: moleculesinmotion. Since I started streaming, I listen to a lot more music. It helps that I bought new speakers and an integrated amp and an Innuos Zen Mini. What I listened to last night:
Tinariwen- Live in Paris, like really good trance blues music
Soundtracks to Vanilla Sky (best playlist ever) and Donnie Darko. All the while entering all of that LP data into Discogs: very tedious. And when one is trying to identify different pressings by reading the runouts, it makes my eyes blurry thinking about it. 

Rafevw.
Sorry to see you go to the dark side!
Seriously contrary to popular belief they do NOT have cookies!😁😁.

Really though why not do both?
A lot who post here play records and stream.
Try it before divesting yourself of all those fine records that you may live to regret.

I ripped all my CDs couple years back and rarely play CD often but records?
No way could I part with that sound.

Good luck though.