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So because they released an LP I should just like it regardless of the quality? It has one new track on it, which sucks.

I just think they've been drawing from the same well for too long, whenever their interviewed Liam says "we've always done the same thing" (which I don't think is true) and he sounds like he's given up trying to be inventive.

At least the Chemical Brothers are still producing great stuff A?

Not here, you're not!

We then agree to disagree.

Maybe hyperspeed you should stay to the FANBOY forum where tea and candy is served.Yeah some disagree with others but none deleted anyone's posts because of difference of opinion.Only Electronic Punk deletes my post cause he rejected my eternal love for him.

My Japan tour edition CD shipped and should arrive in 1-4 days!
LOL, looks like I'm gonna get it before my order for the EP from the official store even ships.
Best thing is the fastest shipping on CDJapan was still way cheaper than the shipping from the official store.
The tour edition is mini LP style, hopefully they're similar to the quality of Chem Bros Japan limited editions.
Those were thick and solid cardstock, much thicker than the thin material used in digipacks/sleeves/wallet.
You can feel the weight and strength when holding them, like a heavy-duty gatefold.
I was able to collect every one, their first 4 albums and DJ mix, for under $50 with shipping... not bad for 5 CDs.
If you're a Chems fan, you should definitely pick them up for your collection.

I've not received shipping confirmation regarding the Japanese mini lp, has the rest over here received already?

I received too along with the tracking number of the parcel

mine is estimated to arrive tomorrow!
damn, that's fast!
from Japan to New York... even Wednesday would be fast
but then again, Japan is like a day ahead of me so they got the jump

Nice!
Love mini-LP style CDs... hate plastic jewel cases.

What's in the booklet? And how thick is the cardboard case?

The booklet is mainly just a bio in Japanese along with lyrics in English and Japanese with credits.
Just black ink on white paper.

The cardstock is similar to like sleeve/digipack thickness.
Sadly not as thick as the special Modern Masters series mini LPs done by Toshiba EMI Ltd.
I have the Modern Master reissues of the Chem Bros and those are really thick, closer to a digibook like Further.
The TDIME is very similar material to the Born In The Echoes CD wallet I got from Japan.
Plus Japan likes to protect the actual CDs wrapped with thin plastic packaging inside the sleeve.
I love this version of TDIME over crappy jewel cases, they really should have done the official release like this.
It's literally like they shrunk the vinyl packaging down to CD size.

P.S.
If you love any album on this list of Modern Masters reissues, find 'em and get 'em!
http://www.discogs.com/label/258449-Modern-Masters

Luckily my europien deluxe Born in the echoes is very thick. I saw on ebay that the japan deluxe is just like the EU standard. Anyway I never liked softpacks. I love standard jewelcases, those are the most protective and classical cases. I crossed my fingers before the release of TDMIE to be in jewelcase instead of paper.

I keep them protected in these...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-NAGAOKA-Out ... 418b58a626

Keep all of my promos, digipacks, sleeves, wallets, etc. safe with these.