Elton John - Too Low For Zero FLAC album

Picture appears to show the die cut version, yet there's no mention of this in the description. If this is the die cut listing, there is no listing for the Dutch NON die cut version.

From the opening chords of the first track, Cold As Christmas, listeners are in for a treat.
Elton's haunting vocal, coupled with the incredible backing vocals of the band, take the listener on a story of an elderly couple whose romantic flame as burned out.
From there, the album slowly builds. The synthesizers are heavy- it's 1983 afterall, and i love early 80s sound! - but they never intrude. They supplement the melody and reinforce Elton staying with the times.
The title track should have been a single as it went over big on the tour that followed - the Breaking Hearts Tour.
I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues remains an instant Elton classic with it's overtly sentimental lyric about pining for a love one.
Elton and the band deliver a rock solid effort on this one. And speaking of rock, the "rock" songs on the album are also worthy of mentioning.
Kiss The Bride and Whipping Boy are fun, yet throwaways that, taken in the context of the album, fit in just fine.
Crystal relies on a drum machine and is clearly an experimental effort that again, would have made a great choice for a single.
Saint and One More Arrow round out the ballads and are equally satisfying primarily on the strength of Elton's vocals.
The only song here that feels out of place is Religion.
An obvious attempt to mimic a country-rock feel and would have been better suited on a b-side.