Swiftie terrified after her Speak Now vinyl plays creepy electronic track

[TaylorSwift 161,248]

A Taylor Swift fan has been left baffled after her highly anticipated vinyl with the singer's latest album arrived - only to instead contain 'Happy Land' an 1993 electronic track by Ultramarine played on one side and  Soul Vine (70 Billion People) by Cabaret Voltaire played on the B-side. source
 

 

 

[KURUSHITOVSKA 20,451]

She got lucky 

[nATAH 56,032]

she could probably sell this for a fortune later on if it's a one off

[Kimmo 82,164]

There can be 70 Billion people on earth and it only took one to get the wrong Speak Now vinyl 

[bionic 50,110]

if she were a REAL swiftie she'd be psychoanalyzing this to see what conspiracy the clue leads toewards

[River 126,304]

3 minutes ago, bionic said:

if she were a REAL swiftie she'd be psychoanalyzing this to see what conspiracy the clue leads toewards

that's why I think it's fake, she's also whispering for no reason

[swakby 4,100]

Idk why I thought it would be Pluto by Björk. 

This sounds like a pretty cool track actually, I would definitely not call it creepy. 

[Ophelia 5,351]

Love this, it's like exposure therapy of music taste

 

[robboadam 2,518]

There can be 70 billion people on earth. And 69,999,999,999 don’t believe in you. 

But all you need is just that one person to believe in you - and that was Bradley.

[PunkTheFunk 125,694]

There can be 70 billion people in a room and 99 are Swifties, but it doesn't matter because I'm Italian.

[Red 99,081]

How did this happen and why hasn't anyone noticed it before the shipping? Several people will be fired

[RebeldeFaith 5,685]

Didn't this also happen to some Melanie Martinez vinyls recently?

[Ophelia 5,351]

19 minutes ago, Red said:

How did this happen and why hasn't anyone noticed it before the shipping? Several people will be fired

From what I've heard it's not that uncommon and being a mispress doesn't make it more valuable in most cases, which is weird to me 

Once I've read on Discogs about someone having a Gaga album (he didn't specify it, just recognized her voice) pressed on one of the sides of a Queen record. Truly an iconic coincidence 

[StrawberryBlond 15,459]

How does this even happen? Why would these random 90's songs accidentally wind up on a setlist for a re-release of a 2010 album waiting to be pressed in a vinyl processing plant? Either an employee was having a laugh or this happened to even more records pressed at the same plant. There's only 3 vinyl factories in the world so it'll be really easy to place the culprit here. I hope she gets a full refund plus a replacement and compensation for this. Or maybe one employee is psychic and saw the future and is trying to warn us all...

I remember one Christmas where I asked for Destiny's Child's Survivor album and on Christmas Day, I opened up the CD case to find White Ladder by David Gray! And I actually played it hoping that it was just a printing error!  That is a massive error to make in the Christmas season. And if you didn't keep the receipt, you wouldn't even be able to return it. I don't know if humans even did the job of putting CDs in cases. Don't know the protocol for vinyl pressing.