Ghostface Killah – Supreme Clientele

This initial US pressing has the silver tray, and the booklet contains the tracklist and credits for the 14-track “Canadian” edition here: https://www.discogs.com/release/1782709-Ghostface-Killah-Supreme-Clientele

I love this LP and after having lost the CD, this masterpiece has returned to my hands. An excellent vg+ that plays fantastic. Cover with left corner cut but aesthetically perfect, also the inner sleeve.
This album is a classic. Masterful sound, sharp lyrics

LOL someone paid 280 euros for a recent reissue that doesnt sound as good the OG press

Buy this cd. It's honestly a better project. Here's the differences so you don't read lies like homeboy below is speaking. "This version features 14 tracks rather than the retail's 21 as the skits appears after a track's song; the Ironman cartoon intro and outro is however entirely dismissed here and the sequence is slightly altered. The main differences though is that rather than the atmospheric RZA remix of "G-Dini" appearing on all other editions, here we get Ghost and Superb ripping the much more sinister and hard hitting Blaquesmiths beat previously used for "Bastards" (The Ruthless Bastards joint on "The Swarm Vol. 1"). Further, "Child's Play" features an extended vocal outro but RZA alters his beat by keeping the George Jackson organ sample on a steady loop while leaving out all the breakdowns and alternations which to me always helped elevate the song to the next level. The biggest and most important difference between the two editions however is that all but the Canadian's missed out on the absoultely brilliant "Wise", a vintage Ghost song with raw emotions on full display that works as a heartfelt tribute to his fallen friend and comrade Wise (Killarmy's original manager). The track is built on the classic Dramatic's song "In the Rain" but not only does it use a sample of the beat but it actually features production work and guest vocals by the original artist. This joint is to me a pivotal moment on "S.C." that every Ghost fan owes it to themeselves to hear, its long honoring verse can be likened to that on "Impossible" (which is thrown in here as a skit for good measure)." -http://claaa7.blogspot.com/2012/02/ghostface-supreme-clientele-canadian.html

So, I hade the other US version and it sounded super dope. What's the difference on these as far as sound quality?

I've got both editions - original press and Get on Down. Compare to original one - Get on Down sounds lifeless, can't hear so claimed "remastered" audio. Get on Down did not sounds analog, more like a CD copy on vinyl.

have a copy if you need hit me up my friend

This was one of my favorite albums from the 90s. Actually 2000 but close enough. Reminds my of my senior year of high school. When GetonDown repressed it, it stayed on their site for about 4 months with steady stock. I'm so happy I made the decision. I almost forgot I even bought it, but realized it after digging through my collection. I think I may have been waiting for another variant. This pressing sounds fantastic. The gatefold is packaged very professionally. This is a great album and to see it will never have a repress, makes it a grail. GetonDown is where it's at!! They repress so many classics, and do so properly.

I managed to get a sealed copy of this pressing for a decent price, and I must say that it sounds amazing, very warm and full. So happy that I got this lucky

Damn Can we get one more repress on this please