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The Discogs staff likes to remove my comments when they get too spicy. I'm not allowed to make fun of Cher or Karl Marx. I'm not allowed to tell the truth about Big Floyd too.
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Its on 2 CD's before the special expanded editions came out and its still missing "Twenty Four Hours"!?
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Message me if you have a spare sleeve an original 1983 pressing.
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Message me if you have a spare sleeve for this pressing.
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The Cosmic Psychos track is only on the US copies.
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He's is a seller on here (at least that's who I assume he's referring to). I've bought from him with before, excellent guy, gave me free records.
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Does this only apply to the repress or is it on the 1st pressing too?
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I'm not sure why this album is listed as "Souleater" as there is no title whatsoever on the cover or labels.
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Is it worse than your average picture disc or is this just compared to regular discs?
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This set looks like a big waste of money for nothing special what so ever. Not to mention the CD and LP track listing being different is an added insult to injury.
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Why hasn't there been a full soundtrack release for "Doom" and "Doom II"? Is it a licensing reason? Give me the Doom soundtracks or give me death!
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My comment on the "International Hits Series London" applies here as well:
At least they had the right idea to put attractive ladies in very little clothing on the albums to pursued you buy cheap imitations of your favorite hits of the day. |
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The outer box is metal with the cartoons embossed instead of flat cardboard like the others in the series. I doubt that's why the price went up but I wouldn't be surprised if that's a contributing factor.
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"Streaker" samples the opening guitar riffs from the Germs "Richie Dagger's Crime".
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Where's the material they recorded before "Lemonade and Brownies"? Let me hear Hardcore Sugar Ray!
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Pantera will probably never release any of their MMR albums but if they did this would probably this one and would probably be a RSD edition. "Death Trap" is pretty cool.
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On the bottom left corner of the sleeve, you can see Whiplash from "Masters of the Universe" toy line.
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Thomas Hazelmyer admitted in a interview that he had a chance to sign Limp Bizkit to Amphetamine Reptile Records early on but passed on it not really liking the group. He regrets that decision based on just the money they made.
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Its a meme that around Christmas time people dread Mariah Carey's famous song get blasted for a month long. It dampers the holiday season rather than complimenting it. I get a similar feeling when TSO starts their audio based terror around the holidays.
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My copy came in a plastic sleeve with a seal when I bought it in the mid to late 2000's. There's a patent number on the seal where the adhesive is. Unfortunately its in some Asian based language so not only can I not read it but its too small for...
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Obvious reference to the AmRep singles series "Dope, Guns, & Fucking In The Streets".
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As cool as this set is and is one of my favorite pieces in my Melvins collection, its also got a few problems. Taking out the obvious having to switch records/sides each song, you also have to switch between RPMs depending on the record. Some records...
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The fan base wanted a subversion of Pop music, the record company wanted a pure Pop album. Lydon satisfied both desires and disappointed them too. Accept the art for what it is not what you want to be. Or as the title says: This Is What You Want......
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Some of the lettering on inside of the booklet is blurry while others are not. See photos.
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It sounds too good for a bootleg. My guess is that it was recorded for official purposes but then never used. A bootlegger got a hold of it and released it themselves.
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The runouts on the vinyl are a direct reference to Grand Funk Railroad's "We're An American Band". Although considering the dark subject material involving love I don't know if that's something you'd want to hear. Killer record none the less.
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I'm going to guess its a bootleg and not an official release?
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"Oven" was written by the Melvins, not Page Hamilton. word
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Wayne Davis is credited as the new member of the band but Kristen Pfaff still plays on both songs. This also means that "Pest" is not the same version as found on the bands album "Lucky".
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On the picture of Duane with a blue wall behind him you can see a setlist for an Unsane show. The show is definitely from the Chris/Pete/Vinny era though though when that show took place is anyone's guess.
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I'm not surprised it says Destroy Fascism instead since Nazi imagery (pro or con) post-WWII in Germany has some weird censorship laws about it. Trying to figure it out will give you a headache.
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Forget grabbing an album of the Dead Kennedys, get this single immediately.
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The Cherubs will be reissuing Icing, Heroin Man, & 2 Ynfynyty on all 3 formats (CD, cassette, and vinyl) with new shirts for each album too. Icing will have new artwork (thank God) and 2 Ynfynyty will be available on CD for the first time ever....
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Much like the "Blood" copy of this album, surface noise is present here as well. Although I don't have smoke (yet), my guess is that all the 2018 pressings have this issue.
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Its obviously the bands first LP but is it a different mix or something?
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Its only really noticeable in direct light too. 2 words
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