Tyler, The Creator – Don't Tap The Glass

This was probably the worst hip hop album of my collection and I had to give it away. I thought I would give it a chance but sound is terrible and the record did not come flat.
Honestly now I understand it’s just a money grab.

Mine from the UK store came with 2 inner sleeves protecting the Vinyl from the PVC sleeve, arrived dead flat, no warp and sounds fantastic after a clean in the ultrasonic. Fantastic album, the bonus track down bad is phenomenal, very industrial, black skinhead vibes 10/10

Definitely has some surface noise/static. My copy sounds more compressed compared to others, still sounds decent though. Packaging sucks, took forever to get it out of the PVC. Didn’t arrive warped.
EDIT: After a couple of plays, it sounds less compressed/staticky. Wonder if the PVC sleeve had something to do with it?

67 67 67 six seven six seven six seven six seven six seven

Packaging kinda sucks, vinyl sounds decent pretty rich just a bit too much high end but that might me my cartridge , the music itself is as great as ever. Mine came in with no warp.

I have a copy and I am willing to trade this for something in my wantlist.

PVC sleeve sucks but the vinyl is cool though, album is good too.

First one I got was so warped it was unplayable. Reached out to support and rhey gave me a new one after it sold out. This record sounds great despite what a lot of people here are saying. Packaging is not good but I’m really happy to own a good copy of this

This LP sounds absolutely terrible, holy smokes. I ended up gifting mine to my sister so she could put it on the wall.

Bought this one in an instant since I’m still gutted I missed the Chromakopia one.

Slightly warped, which causes the needle to skip the first tunes of Big Poe. Rest sounds fine.

Packaging: as a graphic designer, I completely understand the whole concept of this ‘test’ pressing. It makes sense - even though the plastic case might indeed look a bit cheapish. Cool though.