This record is such a wonderful quirky, cool, colorful time capsule. Being born in the 80's this album just instantly clicked with me. The late 80's early 90's artwork is just fantastic, it just makes me want to get out my old Sega Megadrive and play strider and out run. While the pressing isn't great (lots of surface noise) it fits the retro low-fi approach perfectly, hell I even love that it's misprinted and labeled as 33rpm while it's 45rpm. Looks lovely on transparent yellow vinyl. Working alone late at night in this old retired 80's office building decorated with palm trees when this record came on was a hell of a drug. Perfect timing! Thanks for warping me through time Mr. Palomo! This album goes on overdrive when 61 Cygni Ave comes on.. and oh man that music video for Slumlord! This whole concept is just pure goodness!

Loved it, one of my favorite albums of 2015. The way that Mr. Alan plays basicaly all the instruments on the record is great.

In hindsight: I'd avoid buying this version. The pressing quality [at least with my copy] is garbage. Plus: it's nonsensical to me to have a 45rpm pressing over two discs for low fidelity music. 33 1/3 is more than acceptable for music as lofi as this; therefore, a puzzling pressing decision.Unless you absolutely must own the record cover in 12 inch format...skip this one and either buy the cd or just mp3 it! (Honestly, in hindsight: the album flows better as a whole IMO vs. being chopped up x4 sides.)

Written 33rpm on the vinyl but must be played at 45rpm

Disregard, wrong version.