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MC5 / Afrika Bambaataa - Kick Out The Jams

Musician: MC5
Album title: Kick Out The Jams
Style: Electro, Garage Rock, Breaks
Released: 2012
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1716 mb
Size APE version: 1150 mb
Size WMA version: 1909 mb
Rating ✫: 4.6
Votes: 747
Format: MOD DXD MP1 FLAC TTA MPC VOX
Genre: Hip hop / Rock

MC5 / Afrika Bambaataa - Kick Out The Jams

MC5 Electro Garage Rock Breaks 2012 US

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A	–MC5	Kick Out The Jams Producer – Bruce Botnick, Jac Holzman	2:40
B	–Afrika Bambaataa	Kick Out The Jams	5:36

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Tommy Boy Music
Record Company – Elektra Entertainment
Record Company – Rhino Entertainment Company
Record Company – Warner Music Group
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – 98233H

Credits

Written-By – Dennis Thompson , Fred Smith, Michael Davis , Rob Tyner, Wayne Kramer

Notes

Limited edition pressing of 5000 copies released for Record Store Day 2012.
Issued in a plastic PVC sleeve with a title sticker on the front and a barcode sticker on the back.

Sticker:
As performed by MC5 & Afrika Bambaataa

Side A:
Courtesy of Elektra Entertainment, a Warner Music Group company.

Side B:
℗ 1986 Tommy Boy Music. Courtesy of Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group company.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Sticker text): 0 81227 97390 2
Barcode (Sticker scanned): 081227973902
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A stamped): 98233H1/A RHINO R7-530605A
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B stamped): 98233H2/A RHINO R7-530605B
Other (Sticker number): 7-530605 (K1)

Link:

Xar

https://www.discogs.com/forum/thread/726314 Discogs discussion thread "does PVC damage your records"? And the answer is obviously YES, but the industry seems to have never bothered with it.

Vrion

Both sides are good versions of what I consider one of the earliest Punk songs, but the damn sleeve fog kind of ruins it.

Love Me

my copy hardly has any fog on it at all,just a few finger print size foggy spots.

Fek

Is this the same sleeve they use on all of these Side by Side releases or is it just this particular sleeve that damages the record?

Benn

i just received a copy of this as well and it suffers from the same issue, I also have a copy of the Run DMC side by side: https://www.discogs.com/Run-DMC-Carolina-Chocolate-Drops-You-Be-Illin/release/3547787and it has the same issue as well... I had gotten the Run DMC in 2012 and was shocked to see the way it looked, I was equally shocked to get this today and find it has the same issue.. what a bummer that they cant/wont change the sleeves they use.

Araath

These plastic sleeves are notorious for destroying records. The industry has used them for years and continues to do so. They know that the plastic literally destroys the record - they must know, yet they continue to do so. Yet another RSD "limited edition" / record industry epic failure. I just checked my never removed from sleeve copy and it is toast. All the sheen is gone. Plastic residue all over the playing surface. I would not even venture to put in on a turn table to check the sound. i respect my needles too much - and this coming from a guy who routinely plays trashed G+ Jamaican presses.....

Snake Rocking

Same here, and seems to have the same kind of issue with other side by side releases, particularly this one : http://www.discogs.com/Donny-Hathaway-Ceelo-Green-This-Christmas/release/4071437 wich became nearly unreadable, sadly...So it seems to be the plastic sleeve!