J Dilla ‎– Donuts - Mint- 3xLp Record 2015 Vinyl Me Please 180g "Smile Cover" Reissue #0968 (Orig. 2006) USA *Clear* Vinyl (Includes both Mispressed & Corrected LP1) - Hip Hop

J Dilla ‎– Donuts
Label:
Stones Throw Records ‎– STH2126, Stones Throw Records ‎– STH2126 A
Series:
Vinyl Me, Please. Record Of The Month – Vol. 27
Format:
2 × Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Album, Club Edition, Limited Edition, Numbered, Reissue, Clear, 180g
Country:
US
Released:
Mar 2015
Genre:
Hip Hop
Style:
Instrumental
Tracklist
A1     Donuts Outro    
A2     Workinonit    
A3     Waves    
A4     Light It    
A5     The New    
A6     Stop    
A7     People    
A8     The Difference    
B1     Mash    
B2     Time: The Donut of the Heart    
B3     Glazed    
B4     Airworks    
B5     Lightworks    
B6     Stepson of the Clapper    
B7     The Twister    
C1     One Eleven    
C2     Two Can Win    
C3     Don't Cry    
C4     Anti-American Graffiti    
C5     Geek Down    
C6     Thunder    
C7     Gobstopper    
D1     One for Ghost    
D2     Dilla Says Go    
D3     Walkinonit    
D4     The Factory    
D5     U-Love    
D6     Hi.    
D7     Bye.    
D8     Last Donut of the Night    
D9     Welcome to the Show    
Companies, etc.

    Exclusive Retailer – Vinyl Me, Please
    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-60314
    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-60315
    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-60316
    Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-60317

Credits

    Artwork – Ready2Rumbl
    Liner Notes – Tyler Barstow
    Producer – J Dilla

Notes
C4 is listed on the centre label as "Anti-American Graffifi" instead of "Anti-American Graffiti".

Comes in a gatefold jacket. Numbered in silver foil on the back cover. The interior of the gatefold contains an excerpt from the J. Dilla 33 1/3 Series. Also includes a 12" square art print and an large Obi strip with a coctail recipe and short review of the record.

Catalog Number "STH2126 A" only appears on the sticker on the shrinkwrap. Centre labels are unique to this variant.

All four variants of this release were originally sent out with a mispressed side A (a "whooshing" noise could be heard). Recipients of these copies had them replaced free of charge. Copies sent out after the error was discovered were sent with two correctly pressed discs. The two A/B discs can be told apart by their runout information.