Vox Dei (2) – La Biblia (Según Vox Dei)

Why switch the running order of Libros Sapienciales and Profecias?! I HATE when I buy an album and find out after the fact that whoever reissued it has futzed with the original track order or song version. It's a shame because it's a beautiful reissue in a hardback cover and sounds great otherwise. Mine also had the marks from the factory on the vinyl as others as mentioned.

Latter half of side 2 of my copy noticeably and unpleasantly shifts in pitch, as tone arm wobbles in and out once per revolution. Sides 1, 3, and 4 sound fine.

Originally, a 2 LP set consisting of 8 tracks and clocking at around 55 minutes, K-Tel of Uruguay following US and Canadian guidelines,, have crammed the entire album on 1 record. A technological feat for its time and place, while still keeping a 2 channel separation for stereo reproduction. Obviously, this was never intended to be an audiophile quality product, especially for the target market of the time (and tragically, even today) but it WAS affordable, at least for the middle class. Priced for its relative rarity but nor particularly prized for its quality.

Good sounding reissue. Probably from a digital source, but very good sound nonetheless.
The packaging is very high quality and beautiful with its thick heavy gatefold, but what I don't understand is how Fat Beats missed to include two paper or plastic sleeves to protect the records. They come inside the inner cardboard sleeves, totally unprotected!

Due to this issue I had to replace my copy because one record came slightly warped with light scuffs, and the other one heavily scuffed.

Edit: second copy worst than the first. Both records slightly warped, and second vinyl heavily scuffed :(

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quien son los componentes?quien escribio las canciones?los arreglos a cargo de quien.......no me puedo creer que este disco haya sido dado como correcto