Details: Vinyl package includes cyan, magenta, & yellow colored triple vinyl with screen printed side F housed in 12" gatefold jacket with matte uv finish, CMYK inner pocket print, black dust sleeves and free digital download card. MP3 Downloads must be downloaded on a computer. Originally released in February 2009, P.O.S' third album, Never Better, was met with critical acclaim propelling his aggressive fusion of grinding beats and radical lyrics into critics' charts and fans' hearts worldwide. Never Better showed P.O.S was reaching his prime, rapping at full clip to ride rolling drums and revving distortion, and bending genres at a time when people were still bending over backwards to fit within categorizations. P.O.S has always seen genres as permeable, and the resulting Never Better was nothing if it wasn't noisy, badass and impossible to ignore. For the 10th anniversary of this outstanding release, we've produced a very special, limited-edition triple-vinyl pressing of Never Better. This deluxe 3xLP re-issue comes packaged in a 12" gatefold jacket housing Cyan, Magenta & Yellow-colored triple vinyl, with a screen-printed side F, as well as inside-pocket printing and a free digital download card. It also features four bonus tracks; "Slint" and "Let it Rattle (demo version)", as well as two live recordings of "Purexed" and "Terrorish" from a special performance on TPT's The Lowertown Line. Whether you're just tuning in, or completing your collection, this anniversary re-issue is sure to hold it's own amongst many genres, and amidst any vinyl collection. Tracklisting: 01: Let It Rattle 02: Drumroll (We're All Thirsty) 03: Savion Glover 04: Purexed 05: Graves (We Wrote The Book) 06: Goodbye 07: Get Smokes 08: Been Afraid 09: Low Light Low Life 10: The Basics (Alright) 11: Out Of Category 12: Optimist (We Are Not For Them) 13: Terrorish 14: Never Better 15: The Brave and the Snake 16: Handmade Handgun [Bonus Tracks] 17: Slint 18: Let It Rattle (Demo) 19: Purexed (Live at The Lowertown Line) 20: Terrorish (Live at The Lowertown Line)