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1 hour ago, allison98 said:

Where’s the source for this?

 I think if you peep the sticker in this picture, the indie exclusive is just orange, seems like it’ll be the same for every store? Though they are doing a show at Newbury Comics so I won’t be surprised if they have a special one there

https://www.urbanoutfitters.com/shop/waterparks-fandom-limited-lp

new one has popped up on Urban Outfitters, green and white splatter, limited to 300

I’ve also seen listings for “indie exclusive” but no info on what that could mean variant-wise

1 hour ago, veggiecorecords said:

I had a copy of Take This to Your Grave that had a completely different artist on side B. Unfortunately I don't think this kind of thing makes it worth more. 

meh, yeah, didn’t think so. I just know mispressings are rare, and the fact that there are at least 3 other people who have an opposite copy of mine makes it not valuable. I just wanna know how many there are like mine.

 I decided to give this a shot to see if anyone here had any ideas...

 There’s a three-year-old thread about this that  was not able to answer my question because op stopped replying.

About a year ago I purchased a Folie A Deux LP from Barnes and Noble online. I began listening to it, got through side A, flipped it...and side A began playing again. At that point of course I flipped it over because I thought I had somehow blacked out for 30 seconds and didn’t realize that I hadn’t flipped it. But no, side A again.

No, the labels are not wrong, yes side A is definitely pressed on both sides of disc 1. Disc 2 has no problems. From the other thread i’ve read here, a couple people have the opposite problem, with side B pressed on both sides of disc 1.

I’m a casual collector, so all I wanted to know was if this is a precious rarity that I should hold on to until my dying days as a vinyl treasure, or if it’s just a worthless spare copy that would look pretty on a wall somewhere.