Hey kidz, this vinyl release ain’t exactly limited or physically novel compared to some other Tobacco releases, but that shouldn’t keep you away... on the contrary, collectors, sonic adventurers and the masses should pounce on it as it’s a great, great album in the classic, yet beautifully twisted Tobacco sense... just received it in the mail today, and though I’d already positively previewed much of it, it’s all coming together as an album even better than expected as it’s been spinning pretty much non-stop since I cracked it open... not a weak track to be found and the yellow vinyl sounds flat, lustrous and full ... so yeah, there were like 5 million of these yellow things pressed, but maybe that’s because it was so damn good it deserved a bigger life of its own to rectify a world of mediocrity... and maybe Mr. Tobacco (Fec) deserves to sell every copy given what he put into this.

It's a 33 rpm. This really should be noted given the drippy slowness and distortion of the opening tracks.

Pressing is wonderful and the discs look marvelous, though I still wished that the sleeves were in gatefold.

Great pressing, great album. I've heard mixed reviews of the hand dipped version's audio quality but I'm happy to report the yellow is just about flawless.