1994 (Yellow Opaque)

The yellow opaque vinyl catches the light beautifully, and the 30th-anniversary covers tracklist is a fun nostalgia trip from start to finish. Sound quality is crisp with no surface noise on my copy, which honestly surprised me for a colored pressing. I've already spun it twice in one sitting.

That yellow opaque pressing looks fantastic on the turntable, way better than the plain black reissues I own. Thirty years on and these covers still hit hard, the whole record spins clean with no surface noise.

Wasn't sure a covers album would hold up, but these guys tear through every track like they wrote them. The yellow opaque vinyl itself is gorgeous, no surface noise at all, and it's a fun spin for anyone who came up on 90s alt rock. Thirty years on and these songs still hit.