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By jgibbs4053
#38217
i hope its a picture disc of the turtle getting ripped apart
By repulsion
#38223
Rumors are it is not a vinyl release. mp3 128 kbs files packed in a special case (native girl figure impaled by a usb storage stick that contains the mp3s).
I will take whatever DW and OWS are going to offer :)
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By reelybored
#38224
Will be doing Halloween festivities that day so hope I don't miss out
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By The Cult Leader
#38236
I hope that's not true... which based on what Spencer said on the second page I don't think I need to worry


Spencer quote
Certainly one that has never been released on vinyl before .
A grail is something you always wished someone out there had released but never did.

Otherwise it’s just a record you can’t afford ;)

So yeah you can go ahead and squash that rumor ;)
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By reelybored
#38238
i hope there will be enough of these to go around.
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By deafmetal
#38248
Lol @ turtle death picture disc. That would be fucking unsettling to say the least, and I am not sure I could even stand to watch such a thing spin in circles. /barfs

Since it's a DW/OWS combo release, I am guessing (hoping) there will be at least 1,000 copies pressed in some way, shape, or form... and, of course, the twenty-two copies of the turtle-blood-filled vinyl deluxe edition.
By Frizzle-Frizzi
#38286
Hope some details showing up today.plus i hope in uncensored-disgusting -bad smelling cover
By DrRhythm
#38322
Back in the mid 80s I used to work for a certain East Anglian record shop chain which at the time was dabbling in video rental and stocked some of the nasties. When it all exploded in the press the dodgy stuff got pulled from the shelves and I ended up with copies of Driller Killer and Cannibal Holocaust - the former is comedy but I've got to admit that I was totally grossed out by CH (no memory of the soundtrack). I ended up giving it to an American friend who was into extreme war gore - even he thought it was a bit much!!
By DrRhythm
#38323
I had I Spit On Your Grave as well - so cheery!!
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By deafmetal
#38478
The first time I viewed Cannibal Holocaust was at a 35mm midnight screening with a theater full of demented weirdos just like myself. The soundtrack felt both serene and out-of-place at the same time, and it has always stuck with me (my brain can almost hum those melodies). The film itself feels like an exercise in both disgust and wonderment.

One of the best worst/quotes I have heard related to this film is, "That turtle had it coming!"