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This is the 20th Anniversary Edition which features 1x red smoke vinyl and 1x clear w/red & black smoke vinyl! 200-gram 45 RPM double LP limited to 10,000 copies. Released on April 1, 2003, Elephant swiftly proved to be a critically acclaimed, award-winning phenomenon, as well as garnering worldwide popularity, peaking at #6 on the Billboard 200 while also topping the UK’s Official Albums Chart. Black Math 3. K. Ball And Biscuit 9.
LIMITED 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION RED SMOKE/CLEAR WITH RED & BLACK SMOKE 2LP VINYL
- girl, you have no faith in medicine
- i just don’t know what to do with myself
- the air near my fingers
- little acorns
- black math
- you’ve got her in your pocket
- there’s no home for you here
- seven nation army
- i want to be the boy to warm your mother’s heart
Reviews
Peter Orsag
I love the music and the vinyl is presented very well in both look and sound and I definitely recommend it for both new and old White Stripes fans alike The vinyl itself looks very sharp with it’s blend of colours in The White Stripes famous three colour look of red, black, and white.
Matteo Zucchi
I have had this on quite a few of my vinyl purchases the last few years. As for this 20th Anniversary Vinyl Release from Third Man Records it does not disappoint it sounds fantastic. Don't hesitate for a moment and get this album on vinyl. I have heard Elephant plenty of times from itunes bought mp3s, but it's 2 different worlds - from the wall shaking thumping bass of Seven Nation Army to the acoustic guitar on 'It's true that we love one another', this 2LP set is a keeper.
B.A.
Overall despite the already ripped insert sleeves this is an excellent vinyl reissue celebrating the 20th anniversary of its initial release. If you don’t know The White Stripes but love good Rock music with thumping drums and wailing guitars than you owe it to yourself to check out this album as it is one great song after another through the whole album.
Oh and mine had one of the different covers (not as pictured), but with the slightly more maroonish colour and Jack and Meg switching sides. If you know The White Stripes then you already know this album is fantastic and a classic. The issue is that the outer edge of the vinyl was not buffed smooth but left sharp from the vinyl cutting process which when rubbing against the thin paper sleeve acts like a razor blade and cuts the sleeve paper which given the cost of vinyl records these days is very disappointing.
My only issue with this release is one that sadly I am seeing a lot of across all the music labels in that I open my vinyl to see already ripped vinyl sleeves.
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