JPEGMAFIA - Veteran album flac

Looking to trade my sealed copy for ANY copy of Black Ben Carson, feel free to message me!

Fantastic pressing of this album- it bumps as hard as you would want it to, and the pink vinyl color is one of the coolest in my collection. Thank you for adding these to your web store, Peggy!!

http://www.jpegmafia.net/products/636599-veteran-vinylHere's the link to the Veteran tour edition vinyl purchase.

picked this up from fat beats, minimal packaging but the vinyl feels heavy.. not a pop, crackle or tick in my copy, great mastering job on this

Up on his website, in addition to the much rarer Black Ben Carson LP, as of 4/8. From my experience buying and selling records online, the records being directly available now does not mean they aren't going to be flipped, especially after this sells out. Highly recommend you get this now if you want it.

Australian vinyl fiend here..Anyone feeling a little santa claus and mind picking me up one of these at a show ?Peggy ain't touring Oz or I'd be bells on.

He just put the leftovers for both this and BBC on his website.http://www.jpegmafia.net/store

this record sounds clean as heck, like literally zero surface noise. i appreciate that alot. i think this pressing is only available at his tour with vince staples and i heard that theres only like 20-40 copies per show. def pick it up if u get the chance. super good pressing and the pink vinyl is pretty ~

DBA packaging may lack sparkle but the sound is huge and crisp as usualGreat pressing imho

i got this release a while back. my copy sounds great. nothing wrong with it at all. I was just having issues with my old record player.

my copy sounds great. heavy vinyl and zero surface noise

Guess I'll avoid this release then. Oh well... More words

The hole was too narrow on my copy, I had to scrape it out a bit.

selling or trading a copy. checxk my wantlist. messege if interested.

This is getting a re-issue: https://www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/Veteran.htmlDon't pay these extortionate prices, the reissue has original cover and will sound exactly the same.

This is still available at the deathbomb arc store for $12https://deathbombarc.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/jpegmafia-veteran-cassette

The cassette versions for this album on discogs seem to be off, I did some digging through Deathbomb Arc's tweets the other day and was able to come up with this:1st pressing: cursor edition /60 + 10 signed?2nd pressing: cursor edition /40 + 10 signed?3rd pressing: cursor edition /50?4th pressing: license edition /1505th pressing: cute edition /2006th pressing: homie edition /? (possibly 600)Not sure how accurate it is, I shot them an email so hopefully we can get more info and help clean things up here..

Veteran is one of my favourites from this year and to own it on vinyl was something I'd yearned for. Now that I have a copy, there are some pros and cons I have to list out.I paid roughly £28 for my record, which is a lot for me. Typically, the only vinyl that I spend that much on are multi-record gatefold type records. So with that said, I was a bit disappointed with everything you actually get for that price.To list the pros, they'd be:The outer sleeve cover is printed well, and whilst it isn't my preferential cover out of the multiple variants, it still looks nice and the ODB homage fits the album well.The vinyl record itself is nice and heavy and sounds pretty good, I guess as good as an album made almost entirely digitally can be on an analog format. Get some decent headphones, and this will sound great. (For some reason it sounded quite muddy out of my speakers but that's probably my fault and not that of the records)[As a minor side note: the inner labels on the record don't really give an indication of which side is which - so you need to know the running order and that you should hear '1539 N. Calvert' first in case you put on Side B by mistake]Now, the cons are:The album comes with a plain white inner sleeve, the record and a download code which is on a printed cut out piece of paper. That's it. Now, I paid for the album - which is what I got, and I'm happy with that. But some liner notes, stickers, glossy photo or really anything at all really would've went a long way.Without much, the package really is quite minimal, but I think there's a lot of things to keep in mind, however. When initially being sold on the Deathbomb Arc website - the record was put up for $20, which is a much more reasonable price ($20 is approx £16). I don't know how much tax or postage there was on those initial website orders, but I think it's safe to say this release was quite affordable to those who live in the US and ordered off the label's website.Though, for me and anyone who lives in the UK that sh*t was f*cking expensive. It was nearly £40 (approx $50) to buy this release off the label's website with all the tax and import fees. So I passed. Many months later 'junorecords' on ebay were selling a few copies for around £28 pounds so I jumped at the opportunity as the 3rd pressing was long since sold out, and it was significantly cheaper. Anyway, what I'm saying is: If you live in the US - this is an affordable release that you should definitely get NOW!If you live in the UK or Europe - this release is quite pricey and you should know what you're getting into before you splurge on a copy.This package is very bare bones, but it's still Veteran. That means it's still great. Just know what you're getting if you live outside the US.

This is kinda old but I just wanna say I really appreciate you writing this out. I wish more releases I wanted had someone like you in the comments :)

Is this vinyl realy limited to 1900 copies worldwide ? Or it’s just first press?

1st pressing - 5002nd pressing - 4003rd pressing - 1,000Yes, 1,900 copies worldwide.

before you fall for some horrendous price: i just got mine from retail for ~17 bucks

FatBeats just announced another batch of these for $15.99. Another chance to have it, mates.

I can't thank you enough. I was about to spend to much on this record. Many thanks.

Alright - so are we counting both first and second pressings of this (the autographed ones) as this one entry? There was a first pressing that sold out rather quickly and then a second pressing that was put up on Peggy's website a week or two later (my copy is 2nd pressing)

I noticed that most pictures of the third pressing appear to be only autographed below the image too if that helps distinguish them

Extremely quiet pressing, kinda flat dynamics with barely any bass. Audio quality is decent all things asides, considering how squished the grooves are. My copy came with visible amounts of warping but both sides play back fine as is.

That's just what Deathbomb Arc vinyl be like, they're a small label

This pressing definitely should have been a double LP. I believe this record is nearly 50 minutes long, so it's no surprise that the grooves are crammed together so closely.

Looking to purchase an LP if anybody has one to sell.