ALBUM FACTSGenre: RockGuest Artist:Producers: Terry Date, DeftonesRadio Formats:Packaging Specs: 2-LP Set Reissue. Two regular weight black vinyl discs at Record Industry, in Stoughton gatefold jacket Focus Markets:Deluxe/Limited/Special Edition Details:Vinyl Details:Description:White Pony is the third album by Deftones, released in 2000. It is the follow up to Around the Fur, which was released in 1997, and marks a significant growth in the band's sound; incorporating New Wave and shoegaze influences with the alternative metal edge the group had honed and become known for. To this end, it is generally regarded by fans and critics alike as their most mature outing.

The song "Passenger" features the guest vocals of Tool and A Perfect Circle vocalist Maynard James Keenan. The band won a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance for the song "Elite" in 2001.[1]A total of four different versions of the album exist. On its release date, limited edition copies were released with solid red and black jewel cases. The two different colored cases also featured different insert booklets. Both limited edition versions included the added track "The Boy's Republic", but did not include "Back to School (Mini Maggit)".

PACKAGING

We try our best to secure each record that leaves our hands, to arrive in the same condition to its new owner. Each record is 

wrapped tightly in A-fluted corrugated cardboard paper, which not only is more environmentally sound than bubble wrap, 

but offers more padding and protection for your records. It helps the vinyl fit more snug in the mailer, allowing NO ROOM 

for any shifting. Which in turn, helps prevent seam splits, bends and pushes. We reuse every box that comes through our

doors and put them to good use. We personally cut 1” corner pieces from the recycled boxes to reinforce the corners on 

the outside of the record mailers. This is to assist in the protection of your vinyl in transit, as we know USPS isn’t widely 

known for handling so delicately at all times. We ship records that are in open and resealable poly sleeves outside of the jacket

 to prevent seam splits. If you purchase a sealed copy and would like us to open, and ship outside of the jacket, we will place

it in an open poly sleeve upon request.  Please read some of our positive feedbacks on packaging to confirm our methods accuracy. 

We find our customers happy with the care that is considered when wrapping their records, and they keep coming back for more! 

SHIPPING

Our shipping is a flat rate $4.00/ media mail per 1 or 2xLP. Most 3LP and boxsets are calculated by weight and destination. 

Each additional purchased is $1. We ship in standard record mailers which are all marked “FRAGILE” and “DO NOT BEND”. 

If more than 2 LPs are purchased, we upgrade your package to a bigger box to accommodate the size and weight. If you wish 

to receive your vinyl in a more timely manner, please contact us to setup for priority. For Priority shipping, it is calculated 

by weight and destination, so prices vary. 

For international shipping, cost is calculated to destination and packages are wrapped the same way, and then double boxed. 

Depending on weight, under 4 pounds is sent USPS First Class/Priority International, over 4 pounds is USPS Priority International. 

 

If you ever have questions, please do not hesitate to ask. We will get  back to you within the 24 hours. We pride on doing 

things right, and work hard for a 100% positive feedback. We will always try to remedy any issues that may rise. So please 

contact us for resolve before opening cases and leaving negative feedback. We stand by our product and want our customers 

to be satisfied. We appreciate you considering Revival Retro & Records as your source for vinyl.

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Revival Retro & Records 

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