This is how I feel about many aspects of vinyl records these days, particularly cheap paper inner sleeves.
Some labels go to great lengths to procure the best source, mastering engineer, and then they press it at some shithole and shove it into a generic white paper sleeve.
Then by the time you get it, the record is scuffed the fuck up with paper dust imbedded into the grooves, and all that special attention to the sourcing and mastering engineer is for nothing because they wanted to save 9 cents per unit and not put the damn record in a poly-lined sleeve.
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