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I have it as well. It's still out there for sale.

So here's the first problem with every pressing of Ten, it's almost 54 minutes long. 23 minutes or less per side on vinyl is considered optimal. 25 minutes is pushing it. Every pressing is above that. The more music put onto one disc means the music... See full review

Overall this purple edition sounds good, but Woah the noise floor is loud! At first I thought it was the beginning to a song until I heard it on side B, C and D. Luckily there isn't too many parts on the album where it's noticeable, except at the... See full review

22 mins a side is considered max for a good dynamic record. 25 mins is considered good. Anything after that is not. Putting that music means any clicks or pops will play much louder due to having to play the record louder. That and the noise floor... See full review

The mpo release actually has mpo etched in it. It's pretty easy to tell if it's the mpo version if it says mpo

Wow the MPO pressing is amazing! As someone who owned the MOV release, this pressing blows it out of the water. The Mov release was bad enough that I sold it. It was compressed, lifeless and pressed so quiet to fit 50 plus minutes of music on one... See full review

It didn't in Canada. They had 3 hits on this album.

This is coming a little late, but despite what the previous review says, Biggie Smalls hasn't been butchered. It has a slightly different intro and mix. The vocals are more pronounced. While some melody parts have been lowered and some mixed louder.... See full review

Wonderful pressing. Packaging is something to be desired, but it's a great sounding pressing and quiet.

Sounds better than good. I don't really consider this to be a bootleg. At least not like most since it's using the masters created in 2001 for what was supposed to be the official album. I'm not sure if it's the actual masters or hi res audio of the... See full review

Great album, but RMR can't press an album for the life of them or choose a good place to press them. Every RMR I have has significant pops. They never release a quiet pressing.

It was not recorded anolog. The band did not have the funds for anolog.

I can't believe the guy below disagrees with everyone else. They are dynamic and sound great. I have the cd's as well and they sound the same, except the cd is going to be a little louder, but that's a given. I wouldn't call the vinyl release quiet... See full review

It's in my yellow north american pressing as well. It's actually quite a deep bass hum because my speakers were wobbling quite alot.

I don't seem to be having the problems others have with this pressing. Mine is not brickwalled at all. Actually is far more dynamic than the cd and I don't have any noise in the runout. It's a great pressing for me.

You're supposed to remove it. Not cut it. Better yet do what I did and put it going vertical so it's out of the way.

I own the red pressing and the ivory version. I bought the red first and it was perfect. I bought the ivory rough trade exclusive months later and it's snap pop and crackle central. So I was wrong in my review.

The red is a fantastic pressing. Deep bass, warm mids and crystal clear highs. This has been said many times before, but I will say it again. Chromatics use vinyl crackle and pops in their songs. It's not the vinyl pressing itself. It's very noticable... See full review