Hypnotized Ninja said
My copy of Muerte and Ape X from last yr both were real cds not CD rs.

the following former psy/affiliated do sell CD r presses of their albums/mixtapes

Project Born, ABK, Mars, DJ Clay  

only first press of GV was cdr, i got one sadly

the following former psy/affiliated do sell CD r presses of their albums/mixtapes

Project Born, ABK, Mars, DJ Clay

mcdetroit586 care to upload a pic of yours?

Gorey Corey said
are there any pics of the disc actually being a cd-r?  

My copy is not.  Here's a side-by-side comparison of Muerte and Ape-X:

JDizzle420 said

Not only that, but when I buy something, I want a real disc. If I wanted a burnt copy, I would download it and burn it myself...  

If it was advertised at a CDr and wasn't the cost of a real one, I wouldn't care.  Back in the day my band sold cds that were burned.  $5 for a full album.   

As for the album itself, it's pretty meh if I'm being honest.  It definitely doesn't suck and it isn't Young Wicked ft. Bonez on any of it which is good.  Just not extremely impressive to me.  I still like it, though.  Anybody who fucks with AMB will enjoy it.

mcdetroit586 said

It matters because CDr discs have a much shorter life.  CD's if handled properly will pretty much last for decades.  CDr's can be properly handled and not work in just a few years.   Sure, they can last a long time, but often they don't.  

Not only that, but when I buy something, I want a real disc. If I wanted a burnt copy, I would download it and burn it myself...

Bonesaw Wizardstick said
What does it matter, honestly?  A lot of people who get the CD put it on their MP3 player.  Once it's in your computer, you can burn 10 billion copies of that identical album onto CDs.  These days when you buy a CD, it's more for collection purposes with stuff like album artwork and a tangible album you can put on your shelf.  Also, their pre-orders are 10 dollars.  Yes, that's plus shipping, but they're also 10 dollars at the shows with no shipping or sales tax, and they carry their entire discography on CD to all of their shows.

So what's the issue?  They paid 52 cents instead of 68 cents per unit and you want your muh fuggin 16 cents back?  What about back when it was cassette tapes?  Billions of those were sold with the customers knowing that the simple act of being in a tape player would ultimately lead to the tape's demise.  

It matters because CDr discs have a much shorter life.  CD's if handled properly will pretty much last for decades.  CDr's can be properly handled and not work in just a few years.   Sure, they can last a long time, but often they don't.

Rally said
Does yours have a sticker for the art work on the disc   

Yeah. Its a high quality print though. Not like the ones I make myself lol. The best looking one is the Phantom disc because you cant tell its sticker, but you can tell I&V and CC VDay are stickers...

King Lucem Ferre said
Not too many bad songs, just not a lot of really good songs that I have to put on repeat. Beats aren't as creative and seem to be redundant loops, verses are always more of the same shit. Hooks always sound similar.

Good album, but this was exactly what I was thinking too.

I forget what song it was, but I swear the beat didn't change up 1 time.

This album was alright, but it seemed really fucking ghetto and rushed compared to past releases. Like they weren't given the same resources. Just based on sound. Not too many bad songs, just not a lot of really good songs that I have to put on repeat. If we really need to make a competition out of this then I say Ouija gets the win on this. Surprising to me, honestly. But AMB hasn't really put forth a lot of hard hitting music for a while. A lot of this sounds like soulless songs they just put out just to have music out. Beats aren't as creative and seem to be redundant loops, verses are always more of the same shit. Hooks always sound similar. 50 songs about grinding and overcoming to rival Tech N9ne's 50 chopper club anthems. Ouija honestly reminded me of back when I used to be excited about juggalo release. Like, brought me back to 2007. Haven't had a new juggalo artist do that in a long time.

So what's the issue?  They paid 52 cents instead of 68 cents per unit and you want your muh fuggin 16 cents back?  What about back when it was cassette tapes?  Billions of those were sold with the customers knowing that the simple act of being in a tape player would ultimately lead to the tape's demise.