Mondo

New Found Glory - Self Titled Vinyl LP

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$17.5 $25 In stock

Category: Vinyl

Mondo collaborated with our friends in the band New Found Glory to help them re-issue their 2000 self titled album, a pop-punk masterpiece. This campaign was part of a 20th anniversary celebration of the album. Their copies have long sold out, but we are excited to present our exclusive colorway. Pressed on 180 Gram Clear Vinyl with Red, Blue and Orange Splatter.

Due to the limited copies of each EP you may only purchase one of each, per customer / household.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Julian Q. ★★★★★

The vinyl itself plays crystal clear with zero surface noise, and the 20th anniversary booklet inside is a nice bonus for longtime fans.

Samuel H. ★★★★★

The packaging is gorgeous and the 20th anniversary theme makes it feel special. The vinyl itself is crisp and clean, no skips, and the pop-punk energy comes through perfectly.

Ruby I. ★★★★★

The 20th anniversary pressing looks incredible on my turntable, and the pop-punk energy from 2000 sounds just as crisp as I remember. Spun it twice already and the vinyl came perfectly flat with zero skips, which is more than I can say for some reissues I’ve bought.