Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On. Tamla/Motown “Classic Albums” series reissue, 2002, presenting Gaye’s 1971 masterwork in its original Jon Coston sleeve photography — the arresting close-up profile against a soft-focus dockside backdrop, rain-flecked hair and jacket lending the whole thing an elegiac weight. Tamla globe logo to lower right, orchestration credited to David Van De Pitte throughout. Case is superclean: no cracks, chips, or hinge stress to the jewel case, artwork crisp with no edge wear or creasing, disc bright and unmarked. This reissue restored the album’s original mono mix alongside the familiar stereo, correcting decades of CD editions that had circulated the inferior early mixdown — a point serious Gaye collectors care about. A defining Motown concept record, tackling war, ecology, and urban decay with unmatched grace; this copy is as close to shelf-fresh as a 20-plus-year-old disc gets.