The set also delves into older material, some of which Ocean would seem to have disavowed long ago. Nothing is really a “rarity” in the age of instant, on-demand streams, but certainly these tracks aren’t. John Mayer collaboration “White” already appears on channel ORANGE, as does “Voodoo,” in the latter song’s case during the skit “End” Odd Future collaboration “Analog 2” is from last year’s OF Tape Vol. Unlike the channel ORANGE bootleg, this one is padded out with oddly chosen material. If one were, hypothetically, to be in the market for legally dubious, digitally sourced Ocean vinyl, this one isn’t necessarily a must-buy - at least, not at import prices. unreleased, MISC. is billed as a “clear vinyl pressing, limited to 750 copies.” The highlight of the track list is “Wiseman,” Ocean’s gorgeous and, indeed, wise outtake intended for the Django Unchained soundtrack. Now, as the Vinyl Collective forum and Modern Vinyl blog were first to point out, a 14-track, double-vinyl odds’n’sods compilation titled unreleased, MISC. has hit the secondhand market.Ī link to a listing for the album on Rough Trade‘s online store is no longer active, but the details are still available on HHV and Discogs. An unlicensed double-LP edition of Ocean’s channel ORANGE has been floating around for at least nine months now. In the absence of official Frank Ocean vinyl albums, bootleg releases continue to pop up online.

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