Playboi Carti

Good stuff

Playboi Carti's self-titled debut project (mixtape) is a phenomenal listen on Spotify and such, but when I found out it was also available as a vinyl piece, I had to give it a shot. I will say I was skeptical about this purchase for a few reasons (how does it sound on a record? how does it look?)To answer these questions, I took the gamble and purchased the record. It is a real record as it has the AWGE Label imprint on the record itself (the vinyl edition was released on November 17, 2017), and it sounds just as good on a record player as it does on your Spotify app. I own an Audio Technica LP-60, and while they are certainly known for their good sound quality, I was generally surprised at how good this record sounded due to the low-budget vibe that this project holds for its listeners.The actual records packaging design is very plain. It features a photo of Playboi Carti posing for the camera. The same photo is used on the back. An interesting thing I noticed is that the side of the cover art does not feature Playboi Carti's name or his mixtapes name, which could make it difficult to find when deep inside a record collection. The sleeve is a basic white paper sleeve. Overall, AWGE clearly intended for the use of the product to be the main highlight and did not care much for an interesting box art. Still though, it is a one-disc record so it's also rather compact.I'm not here to review Playboi Carti's project (which I would likely give a 7/10 based off of my opinion), but the sound quality surprised me enough to where I will definetly be listening to this record in the future.

Really good,works and is in great condition

Came in good condition and its great wall art

Sounds amazing makes me wanna get a New choppa and move to a new Location like Magnolia Yah Mean

only one lp record but very good quality and good album 10/10

cartiii

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