Blood On The Dance Floor – Epic

This was the one that broke the camels back. I perordered this way back when it was supposed to get released. Spent $50 some dollars to get the DL card, USB & CD bundle to never get what I paid for. It's one thing if the release got postponed & nobody got the release, but I had to eventually purchase my copy of the CD version through someone else & every-time I asked for an update from Dahvie all I got was it's coming soon.
Absolutely ridiculous. To those who are still waiting on their copies, best of luck to you. This mess up right here is why he'll no longer get my money. I'd rather pay the upcharge to someone else who had to deal with the headache than go through the headache myself. If someone who has been filling your pocket for over a decade regardless of what's going on isn't worth keeping happy, then no one is.
Also I know Jayy hasn't made a dime since 2016 on anything BOTDF related & even when he was it wasn't much, but he deserves a good chunk for this & all the other rereleases. I know I've chipped in a good amount...

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Now to reviewing the actual product...
It's a decent collection for people that don't go collector crazy for the group with some changes & missed opportunities. If you liked Epic then this will have to be something to add to your collection at some-point. It includes 2 new mixes of tracks 2-6 and 2-8 and 11 instrumentals that you can only get via this version of the release.
That being said it was a missed opportunity to release on physical format the 2nd mix of DUI with Jayy on vocals instead of Garrett (and without Jeffree Star), the original remix if Crunk Man where Jayy had more vocals and the remix to Designed to Kill with Jayy on vocals instead of Garrett. Instead of the instrumentals there could've been 4 tracks that made Blood On The Dance Floor - Epic The Remixes.
My last note is there really was no reason to throw on tracks 2-9 & 2-10 on this release other than to take up space that could've been used for any of the tracks I mentioned above esspecially when they are new tracks that were supposed to be exclusive to Blood On The Dance Floor - Anthology Part 2, but also released on Blood On The Dance Floor - All The Rage! (Deluxe Edition), and finally on Blood On The Dance Floor - Hollywood Death Star. Kinda defeats the purpose of saying they're exclusive to throw them on so many releases...
Overall it's a nice collection but if there was anytime to release "The Definitive Jayy Collection" with all the tracks that have yet to make it to a physical format this would've been the one.