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JAWS - 50th Anniversary (Gold SDCC Exclusive Variant)

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Category: Vinyl

Mondo Music, in collaboration with Back Lot Music and Universal Pictures, is proud to present John Williams’ JAWS – Original Motion Picture Score - 50th Anniversary Edition 2xLP. 

Pressed on 2x 180 gram vinyl, this double LP features a displayable shark fin pop up jacket housed in an O-card slipcase with a gold metallic bellyband.

Track the Terror of Amity Island with this limited edition, SDCC Exclusive Anniversary Gold Variant!
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

I’d been waiting for this pressing since the movie’s 50th anniversary was announced, and the gold vinyl did not disappoint. It’s quiet, well-pressed, and the sleeve is sturdy—no warps, just a really nice setup for listening. The soundstage on the first side alone made me grin.

Aurora ★★★★★

The gold foil on this SDCC variant catches the light beautifully, making the iconic shark artwork pop. John Williams’ score sounds incredibly rich across both discs, with no surface noise during the quiet passages.

Robert ★★★★★

The gold vinyl looks incredible on the turntable, and the 180-gram pressing gives John Williams’ score a rich, clean sound that really makes the shark feel menacing.