ConeyAllen

Keep your eyes peeled on 1-2-3-4 GO!'s online store tomorrow morning. They had a ton of SDRE there and I doubt will have sold out of all of it by 8pm tonight (when they close) They put the leftovers the next morning on their online store.
 
http://catalog.1234gorecords.com/
 
Quick edit: if anyone can pick up an extra Space Jam (or happened to get an extra) I will love you forever. 1234 only let me get one and I had already promised my friend I would get him one since he wanted it more than I did and now I kind of regret it LOL.
 

Keep your eyes peeled on 1-2-3-4 GO!'s online store tomorrow morning. They had a ton of SDRE there and I doubt will have sold out of all of it by 8pm tonight (when they close) They put the leftovers the next morning on their online store.
 
http://catalog.1234gorecords.com/
 
Quick edit: if anyone can pick up an extra Space Jam (or happened to get an extra) I will love you forever. 1234 only let me get one and I had already promised my friend I would get him one since he wanted it more than I did and now I kind of regret it LOL.
 

I just feel like adding my two cents because I am so excited to get this album and have been listening to it a lot since this VMP announcement.
 
I will agree, most of the hype can be attributed to the lack of any represses, but at the same time there has to be some demand for the record for the lack of represses to actually be felt. Also, I would say my love for this album is somewhat nostalgic too. I vividly remember demanding someone to take me to Target so I could buy this CD, and the next day listening to it non-stop on an 8 hour road trip. Being an early teen, it was one of my first introductions to any sort of hip-hop, and it for sure was my first time listening to MF DOOM (oh, what a world that opened me up to).

From a purely musical standpoint, it blended multiple genres so incredibly well. Albarn just knows how to write a good, catchy tune and there is a little bit of something for everyone on this album, yet still feels very cohesive and manages to have a "sound", if you will. The lyrical subjects fit well with the time it was released, it was Dangermouse's breakthrough record and he was pretty much flawless here. The features were near perfect; very tastefully used and with purpose. It was just a ton talent on one album and it hit all the targets they were aiming for in my opinion. Upon revisiting the album throughout the years I feel the album hardly lulls. So yeah, anyway, I am beyond stoked to be able to finally own this record.

I just feel like adding my two cents because I am so excited to get this album and have been listening to it a lot since this VMP announcement.
 
I will agree, most of the hype can be attributed to the lack of any represses, but at the same time there has to be some demand for the record for the lack of represses to actually be felt. Also, I would say my love for this album is somewhat nostalgic too. I vividly remember demanding someone to take me to Target so I could buy this CD, and the next day listening to it non-stop on an 8 hour road trip. Being an early teen, it was one of my first introductions to any sort of hip-hop, and it for sure was my first time listening to MF DOOM (oh, what a world that opened me up to).

From a purely musical standpoint, it blended multiple genres so incredibly well. Albarn just knows how to write a good, catchy tune and there is a little bit of something for everyone on this album, yet still feels very cohesive and manages to have a "sound", if you will. The lyrical subjects fit well with the time it was released, it was Dangermouse's breakthrough record and he was pretty much flawless here. The features were near perfect; very tastefully used and with purpose. It was just a ton talent on one album and it hit all the targets they were aiming for in my opinion. Upon revisiting the album throughout the years I feel the album hardly lulls. So yeah, anyway, I am beyond stoked to be able to finally own this record.

I just feel like adding my two cents because I am so excited to get this album and have been listening to it a lot since this VMP announcement.
 
I will agree, most of the hype can be attributed to the lack of any represses, but at the same time there has to be some demand for the record for the lack of represses to actually be felt. Also, I would say my love for this album is somewhat nostalgic too. I vividly remember demanding someone to take me to Target so I could buy this CD, and the next day listening to it non-stop on an 8 hour road trip. Being an early teen, it was one of my first introductions to any sort of hip-hop, and it for sure was my first time listening to MF DOOM (oh, what a world that opened me up to).

From a purely musical standpoint, it blended multiple genres so incredibly well. Albarn just knows how to write a good, catchy tune and there is a little bit of something for everyone on this album, yet still feels very cohesive and manages to have a "sound", if you will. The lyrical subjects fit well with the time it was released, it was Dangermouse's breakthrough record and he was pretty much flawless here. The features were near perfect; very tastefully used and with purpose. It was just a ton talent on one album and it hit all the targets they were aiming for in my opinion. Upon revisiting the album throughout the years I feel the album hardly lulls. So yeah, anyway, I am beyond stoked to be able to finally own this record.

Picked up a neon pink edition from Bullmoose and they shipped a bit early. It's two single LP jackets (each side with different art, and of course one of them being the main album art) in a pretty hefty plastic sleeve with the album text printed on it. It's a beautiful package. The only bummer is that I received mine with the side of the sleeve totally ripped open on the side. Hopefully I can get it replaced.
 
https://imgur.com/gallery/w93it
 
(sorry I'm a noob and Don't know how to post photos)

just grabbed the electric blue from VMP, there's 700 left as of right now.

any word on how many of the neon pink were pressed? I'm guessing 3000-5000

oh man dude, I would have cried.

"SEALED Circa Survive JUTURNA ON LETTING GO! vinyl record lp deja entendu thrice"
 
*picture shows open records*
 
seems legit.

"SEALED Circa Survive JUTURNA ON LETTING GO! vinyl record lp deja entendu thrice"
 
*picture shows open records*
 
seems legit.

"SEALED Circa Survive JUTURNA ON LETTING GO! vinyl record lp deja entendu thrice"
 
*picture shows open records*
 
seems legit.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=brand+new+devil+and+god+vinyl

Yo im gonna be that guy:
 
Is this still being sold with the sticker on the jacket? If not where can I get one?
 
Thanks for answering my questions and not getting mad!
 
<3

Yo im gonna be that guy:
 
Is this still being sold with the sticker on the jacket? If not where can I get one?
 
Thanks for answering my questions and not getting mad!
 
<3