CONCEPTUAL BONER: Conspicuously missing 1987's Love. Usually this happens when one album is thought to still have sales potential on its own, as these budget box sets are released as a final way to monetize an artist's catalog, it would seem. But I can't imagine that's the case here, with Love. It should be a six disk set comprising the entire Aztec oeuvre, as none of their albums logically separate themselves from the rest. If bean counters insisted on five, they should have kept the first five chronological albums and omitted Aztec swansong Frestonia (1995). As it stands, the box implies Love is particularly better, or worse, than the others. But that could only be said about the debut.

You forgot to mention that they didn't even bother to remaster any of these.