Does anyone have this?

Having the files would be great, but I'm more interested in waveform snapshots to see how they compare to those of the OST. The LEGO Movie had a predominately electronic score, probably mostly made digitally, so I'm wondering how much of a difference the vinyl has to offer compared to the CD. I'm especially interested to see how loud and/or compressed the OST version of "Everything is Awesome!" would be compared to the vinyl.

I still don't think it's out.

I *MIGHT* - *MIGHT* be getting it next weekend. Record Store Day. Funds are limited, there's a lot I'm after this year and it depends on who gets to the shops first. I'll be in Manhattan, so I don't think there will be an issue. But we'll see.

Music On Vinyl lists a January 19th (http://www.musiconvinyl.com/catalog/original-soundtrack/the-lego-movie#.VSbco_nN-So) release date, but Amazon lists May 4th, and SPACELAB9 claims that its own version came out on Feb. 10th... but then its Bandcamp shop (https://spacelab9.bandcamp.com/album/the-lego-movie-original-motion-picture-soundtrack-double-lp) lists March 10 as the release date. And then this site (http://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2015/03/record_store_day_announces_lis.html) lists a release date of... April 18th?

What the hell? Have both SPACELAB9 and Music on Vinyl delayed their releases?

I guess if its being released for Record Store Day... it's coming out next week for sure?

Yes, RSD is the 18th so that third link you provided is the right one. The MOV release I believe came out in January. It was pressed on Red and Yellow, I think. I forget what the deal was with the Spacelab9 version, and the RSD version is being pressed on "Wildstyle" (clear with black, purple and blue specks) vinyl and comes with a figure and a lego poster of a record shop. I think.

So, two versions are being released... I wonder what subtle audio differences there might be.