Kylie* – Infinite Disco

OMG my copy must be the worst on here, everything was fine until i got to Say Something, her vocals are so warped she sounds like kermit the frog or more precisely the sound a cassette gives when it's being swallowed by the tape player, it is only her vocals that are doing this, the instrumental is playing fine. Has anyone else had this issue? My first copy came with the top of the record sleeve ripped so it was returned the same day so i never played it to test the audio quality. Also the image quality on the front cover seems so low resolution, it's really grainy.

Fun fact - This is actually a 400 gram vinyl due to the immense dance energy embedded in the grooves. It don't stop.

Slight warp/wobble

WOW! Amazing sound and press! Totaly surprised with this fantastic Kylie’s release.

Sounds great! The sleeve is nice quality, heavy cardboard. I’m so happy to have this on vinyl, the Slow/Love to Love You Baby mashup is an all-time favorite of mine, and all around I love everything about Kylie’s disco era and the disco spin she put on her classics.

Good sounding record. Mostly flat, thick and beautiful clear disc. Quiet pressing besides the fact that there was a big speck in the groove near the start of side A which caused a repeating skip, though I was able to remove it with a velvet brush and now it plays over fine. It's kind of a shame that they didn't include a DVD of the concert with the vinyl, because the only place to watch it is apparently some random Australian streaming service. It seems like it would've been the obvious thing to do, with this only having (allegedly) 6k copies being made.

Sound could be worse for the running time that was squished onto a single disc...it's not awful but it's also not great. I also have the CD and there is no comparison. The vinyl is meh. For collectors only, otherwise stick to the CD version on the Disco Guest List Edition.

is this pressing really limited edition? words words words words

I had 3 pressings from different stores and they all wobble. Anybody else have this problem?

Once again a top pressing, congratulations to his team for the vinyl versions

For a single sleeve LP, I’m genuinely impressed by the quality of this since I expected the bare minimum. Record is thick, flat and the pressing sounds spectacular. Dead quiet, tight bass, full and immersive sound. Jacket feels sturdy, along with the cardstock printed inner.