Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo

Pressed on random-colored recycled vinyl. During the manufacturing process, after a vinyl record is smashed between two steel plates to put the vinyl grooves onto a record, there is excess PVC plastic, or “flash” that gets trimmed off and trashed. Flash from different vinyl jobs then either get tossed into a landfill or are specially requested to be melted together & reused to make a new, kinda-ugly, marble-y-looking, hand-poured record, often known as a “random color” variant. Color mixtures will be completely, unpredictably random, including (sometimes) black-looking vinyl. Jonathan Berlin remastered for vinyl and digital to sound consistent between all of the albums. Digital file includes MP3 and WAV Five Iron Frenzy 2: Electric Boogaloo (named after the 1984 sequel to Breakin') is the fourth full-length studio album from Five Iron Frenzy. It was released November 20, 2001 on Five Minute Walk and marks a direction toward a darker, more mature sound for the band. Pre-Ex-Girlfrie