Fulustreka
363734
701
10
By Waxwork Records
Aug 23, 2025 10:55 PM
Fulustreka
363734
701
10
By Waxwork Records
TyrannusEquus
Hell yeah!
Fishy820
I love watching this process
arcontos
hate when they flatten my everything bagel
Felimelinesk
2-D bagel.
SirSage
Flat is part of everything
nojustsayitdont
Thought it was going to be colored popcorn. Then encrusted taffy. Then a bedazzled butt plug. What a ride.
huffnpuff72
I'm amazed that blobs of plastic can be turned into highly detailed music like that.
kaijuuGold
marbles are marvels
rshini
Forbidden Nerds
wejustdontknow
I always upvote Geto Boyz
Fulustreka
There's another
https://youtu.be/YtzkDf_bcjI?si=9Hc4o9lxwajRcRoS
T3sl4co1l
I love watching candy being made. Wait...
Onlyhereforthelaughs
Thought maybe sex toy, then guessed record.
MungChomper69420
Hell yeah !
gummyloaf
Just let me eat ONE, is that too much to ask?
zarathon
one the industrial press got involved, I was pretty sure it was not-food
adamsonpaul5772
I have a copy of Abbey Road like that. It doesn't sound right.
TlsGrz
Oh, it‘s a record, not candy. That‘s nice to, I guess…
ObiHaiv
YippeeKayakOB
I'll have one with chocolate and strawberry flavor, please
SupposablyPersnickity
My fat ass thought that was a donut
UserNameCorrupted
So your saying that your mind was playing tricks on you?
ChicanoBatman
So far 95 of us agree with this and likely a few more than that. I was let down but love the result regardless
OSCgal
I was thinking candy!
USvette1
I was thinking sandwich
AnalFistingPornstarLegendWolverine
I had my money on hydraulic press experiment. I wasn’t too far off, it seems.
MidlandReduxe
What is it? It isn't anything edible, so what's the point?
cyno01
Its a fancy vinyl record, a hobbyist analog music storage format.
hyptosis
ATastyCorpsesicle
You're why people from other countries genuinely think Americans are **inherently** morbidly obese
Fulustreka
We can eat it 😄
BenderBendingRrrrrrodriguez
The paranoid engineer in me wonders if the pigmented bits of vinyl age differently from the primary material, altering the tracks over time.
9z2nf02h
They sound like garbage and won't ever see more than 12 plays. They're novelties.
Sometimesithink
Yeah no. I have plenty of splatter vinyl that I've listened to at least once or twice a week(and often more) for years. They still great to me.
pineapplesalsa
Some audiophiles claim that using anything but the solid black stuff makes it sound wrong. They won’t buy records like this one.
Frogblender
One of the many problems avoided by buying a high quality copy of the digital file which was used to make the master which was used to press the plastic disks which then get played by scratching a needle on them, thus creating many audio issues.
But that spoils the whole game of trying to reduce those audio issues :(
haruspex
Yes, these are non-archival. There's a space for that in the market.
Mr21782Man
Even if they do it doesn't really make enough a difference that anyone should care. The sound quality of vinyl is inferior to streaming or cd audio. Everything from hiss to an off center press to dust on the master will degrade quality. Its part of the entire experience, less sanitized than pushing play on yet another lifeless song created by a committee out of UMG.
rbudrick
Ideally, no dust, perfect conditions, etc, analog records sound better. Digital at high enough bit rate just doesn't degrade and is easily reproduced bit for bit. That said, almost no one can tell the difference and just pretend they can. The amount better is so insignificantly small. That said, some records are mixed differently than the digital versions and often change on rereleases.
Zedrapazia
I still rather have people buy vinyls (or CDs) than giving up physical media in favor of streaming where nobody owns anything.
Zetor
There is probably an audiophile out there that claims that some colours sound better than others.
stonecoldstevebuschemi
Homogeneous black vinyl 180 g is pretty much the standard for quality of sound. These look pretty, but they don't survive as long. However, they're not going to break in 2 weeks.
unremarkableasterisk
That is generally a thing. For years the unwritten rule was that anything that wasn't black was for wall art and not playing. The theory was that black was better due to the lack of other pigments. I have no idea if there is a sound difference but I still avoid non-black albums out of habit. Also cheaper now. Thesr splatters can get spendy.
Felimelinesk
Fun fact: the black color is already a pigment as the pure material tends to be light-grey to translucent.
somnif
Given most modern records weren't mastered for Vinyl, they tend to not sound all that great either way.
BenderBendingRrrrrrodriguez
You can really tell when the needle moves over the green bits.
RuffyRuffHausen
Probably the same guy that buys custom $10k cables
Nullcrash
GulcasaOfTheSnowfall
The pink-speckled vinyl just sounds warmer, maaaaan.