Flying Lotus – Los Angeles

My copy of this album has "Secrets (Soundmurderer Refix)" as the final track instead of "Auntie's Lock/Infinitum". Is anyone else's copy like this?

Very nice sounding record, but collects a lot of static and dust over time even after a spin clean.

This pressing has made me appreciate this album so much more, I received this LP as a present and had never given the album as much attention compared to cosmo and your dead. However listening to it on wax gave me a new impression… I highly recommend purchasing it

This is the PERFECT vinyl. Absolutely no surface noise or clicks, amazing dynamics and soundstage, no sibilance in the mix, decently heavy record, pristine packaging and a card to boot, only minor complaint is that the center hole is a tiny bit too small but this doens’t affect the playing of the record at all. 11/10 release.
I don’t get how this has 4.5/5 average, it should atleast be 4.7 or even 4.8.

When my collection hit 500 I significantly slowed down my purchasing. 500 hundred is a lot of records to listen to. So I've been pulling from my collection mostly lately. It's been a few years since I've spun this. Too long. This is a really nice sounding pressing. And this album still feels fresh, still feels like it could come out today and be hot. This is a absolute classic.

I bought a sealed copy with these BE6... matrix numbers but on the back cover '43.2 Minutes' is *not* cut off as shown in the photos here. The sticker on the shrinkwrap says "To view WARPLP165 as it was intended, please remove this label after purchase". A code is included.

listening to this now makes realise how forward thinking this album was/is

Cover Art: 10/10
Sound Quality: 8/10 (beware of the dynamics)
Packaging: 9/10

Total: 9/10, Reccomended.

I prefer this early period Flying Lotus when he was doing experimental hip-hop beats, before he moved on to doing neo free-jazz. This is a modern classic in electronic music, not to be missed. Highly recommend this pressing, mine is dead quiet, even though the music often has clicks/pops as part of the mashup of sounds/samples for a little old-vinyl fx, but easily distinguished from actual vinyl noise.

I think I have another release here. It is a gatefold vinyl LP. With card. But the etchings aren't the same as the etchings on the releases above. I have BE67327-01 B1 an so forth. Anyone else have differences too?