Sublime 40 oz to Freedom LP vinyl OOPS MISPRINT VG+

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Aloha, you are looking at a misprinted version of Sublime's classic first album 40oz To Freedom on a very nice looking cranberry red vinyl. This is a double LP, There are no skips,pops or handwriting whatsoever. Vinyl plays VG+ Through out entire Album!!! The gatefold sleeve and inersleeves are VG. I've done my best to photograph and is included in the pictures above.  I am selling all my rare Sublime Vinyl so be sure and check back anytime!!!

I've done a little research on this pressing and haven't come up with any solid answers, but I'll tell you what I know. The sleeve has the catalogue number ER-2002-16, which according to discogs.com points to the cranberry vinyl repressing of the album, although the site doesn't mention anything about the misprints present on my version which I will break down below:

The actual tracklisting you will hear when you play the album is as follows:
Side A
waiting for my ruca
40oz. to freedom
smoke two joints
we're only gonna die
don't push
5446/ball and chain

Side B
badfish
let's go get stoned
new thrash
scarlet begonias
live at e's
d.j.s

Side C
chica me tipo
right back
what happened
new song
ebin

Side D
date rape
hope
KRS-one
river of babylon
thanks

For sides A & B on the first disc the actual tracklistings match the ones printed directly on each side of the record and on the paper sleeve the vinyl is in. On sides C & D we see the error. On the sticker on the actual record and the paper sleeve the tracklist includes Date Rape at the end of Side C after Ebin, so there are six songs listed but you can clearly see only five on that side and on Side D the track Date Rape is actually the first track despite the paper sleeve and sticker on the record reading the tracklist on Side D as: Hope, KRS-one, and River of Babylon. 

That by itself is strange enough but the gatefold sleeve that houses both records also has a strange tracklisting on the back that doesn't match up with the actual tracklisting on the records. The listing of the tracks on the vinyl sleeve BUT NOT THE ACTUAL TRACKLISTING OF THE VINYL (so there's no confusion) is as follows:
Side A
waiting for my ruca
get out
40oz to freedom
smoke two joints
we're all gonna die for our arrogance
don't push

Side B
5446/ball and chain
badfish
lets go get stoned
new thrash
scarlet begonias
live at e's

Side C
d.j.s
chica me tipo
right back
what happened
new song
ebin

Side D
date rape
hope
KRS-one
thanks

The most notable differences on the tracklist on the back of the gatefold is the inclusion of the track Get Out which was an early single included on some pressing of this record but not on this one. Also there is the difference in the name We're All Gonna Die for Our Arrogance listed on the gatefold while the paper sleeve and record list the track as simply We're Only Gonna Die. Initially I thought perhaps I had the vinyl and gatefold from two different pressings mismatched here but after looking up the catalogue number and seeing that it matched up with the only cranberry vinyl pressing I was just more confused.

Regardless this is an odd copy of the great Sublime's first LP and I'm listing it for a low starting price and including no reserve, so it goes for whatever the person who wants it most is willing to let go of for it. Shipping should be around four or five dollars within the continental United States, I am willing to ship worldwide but understand that if you order from overseas the shipping will be more and I'm not sure how much. So I'll contact the winning bidder ASAP with all the necessary information. I only accept PAYPAL, but I think everyone has that by now.  Album notes Sublime: Brad Nowell (vocals, guitar, percussion, samples, bass, congas); Eric Wilson (bass, organ, percussion, vocals, congas); Bud (drums, samples).
Additional personnel includes: Adam (vocals, congas); Miguel (samples, guitar, vocals, piano, organ, sound effects).
Recorded at Mambo, Long Beach, California. Originally released on Skunk (001).
Australian version with four bonus tracks.
The sound is a blistering blend of ska, reggae, and '80s West Coast thrash a la Black Flag, with a healthy dose of spoken-word and rub-a-dub dancehall thrown in for good measure. This magnificent debut was required listening on the Southern California skateboard circuit. Fans of any of the aforementioned musical styles are likely to get a kick out of hearing singer Brad Nowell rollick through songs like "Smoke Two Joints." The attack is a pure assault of youthful energy, almost over-the-top, but controlled, always reigned in by the rhythm, which rules. Samples abound, as Sublime pays tribute to its musical idols in true '90s fashion: by including chunks of their songs. Even the Grateful Dead gets a nod.

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