By bedouin
Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:28 am
I finally got a chance to pick up the vinyl reissue of "De La Soul is Dead." It's been my goal to get all my favorite LPs (Hip-Hop and otherwise) on vinyl and in a crate or two of favorites. Basically, a crate I can reach into and pick up an LP I wouldn't mind listening to from front to back at random.
Anyway . . . Rhino's subsidiary "4 Guys With Beards" reissued Tommy Boy's single LP release of "De La Soul is Dead . . . " not the 2XLP edition. That means that tracks were omitted (with no warning of that before purchase). Some of those tracks sort of defined the comedy of this LP. I'd rather they crammed all the tracks onto one side like they did with the original "3 Feet High . . . " release.
If you pick this up you'll be missing the following tracks, I guess in exchange for 180g vinyl. Not sure how I feel about this since I'd say this was a defining LP for me in young adulthood.
My Brother's A Basehead
Afro Connections At A Hi 5 (In The Eyes Of The Hoodlum)
Who Do U Worship?
Kicked Out The House
Not Over Till The Fat Lady Plays The Demo
Just a heads up for fellow De La fiends.
Anyway . . . Rhino's subsidiary "4 Guys With Beards" reissued Tommy Boy's single LP release of "De La Soul is Dead . . . " not the 2XLP edition. That means that tracks were omitted (with no warning of that before purchase). Some of those tracks sort of defined the comedy of this LP. I'd rather they crammed all the tracks onto one side like they did with the original "3 Feet High . . . " release.
If you pick this up you'll be missing the following tracks, I guess in exchange for 180g vinyl. Not sure how I feel about this since I'd say this was a defining LP for me in young adulthood.
My Brother's A Basehead
Afro Connections At A Hi 5 (In The Eyes Of The Hoodlum)
Who Do U Worship?
Kicked Out The House
Not Over Till The Fat Lady Plays The Demo
Just a heads up for fellow De La fiends.





