I can’t answer the question, as I find single disc reissues spread out over two albums at 45rpm to be distracting, YMMV.
But, other than being called UHQR, there are very few similarities. The originals were 33rpm reissues, half speed mastered and pressed on JVC super vinyl, and produced by the original Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs, mastered by Stan Ricker. The current UHQRs are produced by Analogue Productions as either 33 or 45rpm reissues on Clarity vinyl at QRP. So very few similarities.
A couple of simple observations. If your Crime was rereleased today the master tapes would be 45 years older than they were when the UHQR was produced, so subject to the variable degredation that affects analog tape.
Also, after the first 700, or so, UHQR Crimes were pressed, a new, and generally considered, inferior, new master was created, and used for the balance of the run. So even all UHQR Crimes are not the same.