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As far as the claim that DJ Babu was the first "to coin" the term turntablism — perhaps, he might be the first who did in the context of hip-hop, and specifically as a noun, to describe the style, genre of music. Or one of the firsts, as per... See full review

For some reason, the idea of almost 30 compact discs each with barely 6-mins of audio cringed me out so much, I just couldn't help myself and make this pointless, sour comment. This is a 5xCD arrangement, tops, and what prevented them from organizing... See full review

Thanks for the clarification, I actually wasn't aware of the pressing you mentioned. I'd also add that I found a few "unboxing" and in-depth reviews of several ERC releases since then on YouTube, most reliable and definitive from a pal named In-Groove... See full review

The only problem with this review is winchrecords (no offense, Winch: I just don't like bigots). Of course, since Winch Man doesn't like flutes, that means critics must've hated this set.

Come on, pal, just listen to yourself.

This fantastic record is certainly one of the nicest thrift-store finds! Very close to NM both on the disc and sleeve. A brief note on the packaging design—not sure whether 'Turnabout / Vox Historical Series' was ever intended as budget, but overall excellent printing... See full review

Bought this in Oct 2019, at Melvins concert at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro, NC for $40 or $50 (can't recall exactly). Stamped no. 147. It's the most I ever paid for a single record, especially a 10" single, but well worth it,... See full review

On a personal note—while ECR's replica pressings certainly are mesmerizing and breathtakingly beautiful, I don't see myself pursuing such editions even when/if I'll have the disposable income to afford them. For the simple reason that opening a... See full review

UPD1. I realized it's also worth noting that ERC's is the first edition to include all Overtures from that cycle, in Stereo, remastered together. (Hence thirteen discs in the package, versus nine that earlier Stereo boxsets... See full review

On the other hand, d_a_n_t, pretty much as long as the "music industry" and record collecting exists, there's only one rule in the game: "Every record is worth exactly as much as someone's willing to pay for it." There's absolutely nothing... See full review

Which, btw, Cryzthormagnusian, was a superuseful insight! I didn't know about this cutout for sales commission, for example (despite being on Discogs for 17 years, LMAO, I just barely ever use Marketplace), and really change the story (basically,... See full review