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If anyone has been a regular reader of this blog, you might have figured out I like Chain of Strength.
A lot.
You might have also figured out I like to collect really expensive Chain records, shirts and all things Chain Of Strength.
So when I heard about the pre-order for the 1124 Records Chain of Strength comp called "To Us It Was So Much More", I jumped at it. I was kind of scared I had missed out on the clear version but as we will see, no worries were necessary.
1124 Records offered a 3 pack package where you would get all three versions of the record which was done in the exact color scheme as the original "True Till Death" 7". I have to say, that was a stroke of genius!
First up, clear vinyl with silver sleeve. This was the most limited at 100 pressed. The discography page says 102, so take your pick.
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All three versions came with the same fold out two sided insert that is very well done.
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From Reign Supreme to Mindset to The Geeks to Ambitions, all the bands do a great job at bringing the songs to life.
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I'm starting her early. Word.
hi man i have this comp very good all the band are awesome especially the cover of the defense
ReplyDeleteI'm still kinda proud of the fact that I didn't get sucked into this one... although, that said, part of me does kinda want it now. Haha!
ReplyDeleteI have the original sitting in a crate in my office. I'll have to see what color it is... is there a market to sell it?
ReplyDeleteAlways! Chain records go big on ebay. If you have a clear, back up the Brinks truck to the house!
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