That phrase is likely a comment from a music forum or file-sharing community, comparing the quality of the band’s full discography in versus other formats (like MP3, FLAC, or streaming). In context, “rar better” probably means the user prefers the complete discography bundled in RAR files — possibly for lossless preservation, ease of download, or organizing bootlegs and B-sides.

One notable example is the re-release of "Porcupine" in 2005, which included a bonus disc featuring B-sides, rarities, and unreleased tracks. This expanded edition provided fans with a deeper understanding of the band's work during this period and showcased their experimental approach to music. Tracks like "Lips Like Sugar" and "The Pensey Respite" demonstrate the band's ability to craft catchy, atmospheric songs while pushing the boundaries of post-punk.

: A comprehensive 4-CD box set that serves as the ultimate collection for rarities, including non-album singles, B-sides, and alternative takes. Which Era is "Better"?

If you're looking for a single rar compilation, I suggest (2001) or The Complete Songs 1978-1984 (2004) box set. These collections offer a comprehensive overview of their rarities and B-sides. If you prefer a single album, The Killing Moon: The Best of Echo & the Bunnymen 1978-1987 (1991) is still a great introduction to their best work.

You can find rarer and better versions of their discography through various online music platforms or by purchasing collector's editions of their albums.

When you look for a "discography rar," you often end up with low-bitrate MP3s or poorly ripped files that flatten the band's intricate production. To truly hear the genius of Echo & the Bunnymen, you need to hear the :