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Too High To Die (Indie Exclusive Neon 'Jazz Berry' Vinyl)

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Category: 12 Inch Vinyl Record

Too High To Die by Meat Puppets is offered here as an Indie Exclusive Neon "Jazz Berry" vinyl edition. This release is presented as a Remastered RSD Essential Edition, pressed on 12 inch vinyl and issued under the SUPERJUMBO brand.

  • Artist: Meat Puppets
  • Title: Too High To Die
  • Format: 12 inch vinyl record
  • Edition: Indie Exclusive Neon "Jazz Berry" vinyl, Remastered RSD Essential Edition
  • Brand: SUPERJUMBO
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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Thomas T. ★★★★★

The neon 'Jazz Berry' vinyl looks incredible spinning on my turntable, the color is way more vibrant than the stock photo suggested. I picked this up for the remastered RSD edition, and it's a solid pressing with minimal surface noise.

Claire ★★★★★

The remastered sound is so much cleaner than my old CD copy, the guitars really pop on tracks like "Lake of Fire." The Jazz Berry vinyl is a fun throwback, a nice RSD Essential grab for the shelf.

Avery ★★★☆☆

The neon 'Jazz Berry' color is striking and unique for the shelf. The vinyl itself sounds okay, but I was hoping the remastering would clean up the audio a bit more than it did. It's a decent purchase for fans, but the sound quality didn't blow me away for the price.