Splattered, Translucent, Colored and otherwise Non-Black Vinyl

[Cool_Manchu]

Burnt Ones - You'll Never Walk Alone

 

[mjalazard]

 

[Catcher10]

Here are a few of mine......

 

[Montycat]

The Firm - Class Of 85 (double live bootleg)


The Firm bootleg by Buhduh, on Flickr

 

[mjalazard]

 

[Dan ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ]

Time to add to this old thread. As previously mentioned Split Enz - True Colours album was laser etched.
The follow up single "One Step Ahead" was also laser etched.

 

[tybrad]

Now that... that is cool-trippy! Wish I had one.

 

[Cool_Manchu]

The Cult of Dom Keller - S/T Blue Marbled Vinyl

 

[pmsummer]

THE THRESHINGFLOOR
Wovenhand

Sounds Familyre - Burnt Toast Vinyl

 

[tmccullough]

Just washed today... Stone Temple Pilots "Tiny Music" MoV reissue in light blue marbled vinyl. Will probably fire this up shortly, as I listened to the mp3s at the gym this morning.

 

[terrya]

The Yardbirds.

 

[yellowfox]

The at88e with ats12 stylus is not my standard listening cartridge, but it looks so slick on Owl City's Ocean Eyes.

 

[xs650shawn]

All About Steppenwolf Japanese Import in red vinyl

 

[butch4695]

Tool.

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[Catcher10]

Riverside~Rapid Eye Movement (milky white vinyl)
InsideOut Music

 

[Retrofett]

My two contributions,

Dethklok Dethalbum III etched

and Cannibal Corpse's Torture, clear blood spattered lp

 

[Lil' Brian]

The holy grail of "Let It Bleed"

 

[Lil' Brian]

NOT MINE! Just thought it was AWESOME and wanted to share...The rarest variant of The Rolling Stones’ “Let It Bleed” (London NPS-4, 1969) — a multi-colored vinyl pressing — is expected to bring $10,000+. The EX-condition pressing was a very exclusive offering originally intended for a select few executives of the London Records label. Heritage is aware of only one other copy having ever been offered.

Just saw this. Thanks for the info! :thmbsp:

 

[Lil' Brian]

 

[ron325]

I have a [very] small vinyl label, and a few years ago, I was making an album for a band called Rebreather (OH heavy stoner stuff). We attempted to do something that I don't think has ever been done (visually)... have a translucent label, so when you held it up to light, the A & B sides would form a picture- but a different pic, depending on which side you were looking at. Well, after many failed attempts, we scratched the idea and released a not-retail-friendly "Clear Album". It was clear vinyl, no label, and a clear jacket... no writing anywhere. Not what we wanted, but it was still pretty cool.
Hah, I just googled the album, and found a site selling it for $32! (I sold out a long time ago.)