Quasimoto – The Further Adventures Of Lord Quas

Fantastically made in every way from VMP alot of love and care went into this one

Love the alternate cover. Vinyl runs flat and sounds wonderful. Unfortunately, my jacket arrived warped. Reached out to VMP and they gave me a small credit to use for another purchase. Not too bummed about it. I appreciate them dropping this in the first place. Just a bit unlucky on my part.

This is absolutely amazing pressing! Perfect in every way.
I have the first pressing from Stones Throw, but their pressings never sounded great. However, this one does and it's exactly how it is supposed to be. It is silent, no pops, no cracks, although you might hear a lot of it, but it's only because Madlib used a lot of samples from old, beaten up vinyl records, so the cracks are in the recording.
Anyway, another thing is great packaging. It's probably one of the nicest covers I have ever seen and touched. It has a soft finish with glossy details.
It made me appreciate this album more than ever before.

This is absolutely amazing pressing! Perfect in every way.
I have the first pressing from Stones Throw, but their pressings never sounded great. However, this one does and it's exactly how it is supposed to be. It is silent, no pops, no cracks, although you might hear a lot of it, but it's only because Madlib used a lot of samples from old, beaten up vinyl records, so the cracks are in the recording.
Anyway, another thing is great packaging. It's probably one of the nicest covers I have ever seen and touched. It has a soft finish with glossy details.
It made me appreciate this album more than ever before.

It’s drops like these where I feel vindicated by my decision to continue my subscription with Vinyl Me Please
The Further Adventures of Lord Quas is in my top 3 hip hop albums of all time, a sprawling, fragmented quagmire in which songs and skits meld, and are either interrupted or halt abruptly. And true to its title, it has some of the most adventurous experimentation of any hip hop album. With its Alter Ego and tomfoolery, it irably wears its serious concerns (homelessness, maintaining relationships, acknowledging influences, pondering what it takes to be a “genius”, ocd) lightly. As choppy as it sometimes sounds, the album begs to be listened to in its entirety, and I’m grateful that Vinyl Me Please has made that possible on wax. So many standout tracks on this one, but if I had to pick 3, it would the powerful closer, “Privacy”; the second best song about record hunting after PUTS’ “The Dig”, “Raw Addict Pt.2”, and of course, the MF DOOM feature, “Closer”.
Lord Quas, next album dropping when?