Velocity of Sound

If the test press is made then the wait should only be 2-3 weeks. 90% of the wait is making plates and waiting for the test presses to be made. 4 months is a good projection from start to finished product.

If you add 1000 to your cart, it will tell you how many you can buy. That number is what they have left.

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THANK YOU!!

Thanks for posting this. I am MORE than happy to sell off my Plain Records copy for an Interscope repress.

Yeah, anyone can pay Harry Fox Agency a couple hundred dollars and release their own cover version of any album they like.

5 copies left.

My bad SUNSHINE, I didn’t realize you were “special needs”.

I hope you enjoy the pops in your white vinyl then. https://www.gottagrooverecords.com/vinyl-colors/ (Surface noise 1= quietest / 8 = noisiest) 1. GGR Black vinyl / Natural Translucent 4. Transparent Colors 6. Non-Mixed Opaque Colors (excluding White) 7. White 7. Opaque Mix (Mixing opaque and translucent color(s) in particular; and also tend to have visible “staining” after a few hundred records, which can be seen in certain light, and causes a sound issue). 7-8. Random Color / Recycled Color Shades 8. Most hand-made variants 8-10. Glow In The Dark / Glitter Records

Grams don’t translate to sounds. 200g vinyl will sound the same as 140g vinyl.

I’ve never heard white vinyl being described as “audiofile” before. It might as well be a picture disc or glow in the dark vinyl, either way, it’s not audiofile.

Repress and bootlegs are not the same thing.

Good heads up! Here’s an article. https://www.google.com/amp/s/variety.com/2018/music/news/tom-petty-boxed-set-of-unreleased-music-coming-in-september-1202869884/amp/

I believe you.