Hurry Up Tomorrow

Was a birthday gift for my boyfriend. Sounded great!

These tracks are the best of the 22 tracks! I enjoy this cd over the full album.

Came in great condition! No skips, no warp, and no scratches. Everyone needs to realize this is the first pressing edition, which means no 22 tracks.

BUYER BEWARE! This CD is NOT the full album available on streaming. It is only 11 tracks long. What a scam on the people who pre-ordered!1. Without a Warning2. Cry For Me3. Sao Paulo4. Society5. Take Me Back To LA6. The Abyss7. Open Hearts8. Timeless9. Give Me Mercy10. Runaway11. Red TerrorHalf the songs are missing! No title cut! No "Dancing in the Flames" which was supposed to be on the album.

Well the signed print is miles cooler than the exclusive cover art, wish it had the regular artwork. And this “first edition” nonsense that amounts to an incomplete album plus 2 bonus tracks is just wacked, but I ultimately opted for it to have segue less versions in my collection if the included tracks. Most will be happier with the “complete“ edition. The 2 bonus tracks are great though.

Great first pressing of The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow. It is such a stunning album.- Teddy Furstman

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A Must-Have for Any The Weeknd Fan – Exclusive Tracks Make It Essential!If you’re a fan of The Weeknd, Hurry Up Tomorrow on vinyl is an absolute must-buy! Not only does it feature all the best songs—Cry For Me, Open Hearts, Give Me Mercy, The Abyss—but it also includes two exclusive tracks that you can’t get anywhere else: Runaway (my personal favorite!) and Society. These bonus songs alone make this vinyl worth every penny.The sound quality is incredible, with deep, rich tones that bring out every layer of The Weeknd’s signature production. The pressing itself is flawless, and at only $17.99 at the time of this review, it’s an absolute steal. Whether you’re a collector or just love his music, don’t sleep on this one—grab it while you can!

WHAT I NEED & OPEN HEARS were the only songs that I like on a release that I really hated upon the first hearing. The songs, to me, sounded like they were songs that were dismissed the whatever times they were created, only to be given the comeback treatment with updated versions and then 'BOOM', now they ready to rock. Not so much. First, I found out that this is really supposed to be 22 tracks instead of 11, and even with the collector's card, there was no track listing. I had to use my car entertainment system to read the tracks. Got the collector's card and it looked nice. All in all, if I decide to do the 22 tracks, it will be on my music streaming service, because I can't see paying AGAIN for this. I can only go with 'It's Okay' and no further.