Heh, that would be so dumb in my case. Who would buy an album called "Alan"?

Oh yeah. I'm in Kentucky and kids have a vastly different accent than their parents'. They hear more from their devices than real life people so there's a creeping homogeneousness.

This is disturbing. That picture on my phone immediately looked to me to be an ancient mass burial with all the dead curled up around each other. My brain is broken.

Dammit. Now I have to find a bottle of Panch Phoron mix. [pretends to glare angrily while bouncing with excitement over getting a new flavor in the pantry]

My mailing address is...

My mailing address is...

yellow mustard, dill relish, raw onion, cheese, toasted whole wheat bun

I personally find ketchup on hot dogs or burgers unpleasant and I don't know why. I like ketchup with my fries.

Also, I can type at 60 wpm, this whole interchange has taken up about three minutes of my time.

After your reply, yes, I wanted to argue. Before that I offered the only option I could see for what I'm assuming was the actual question you wanted answered having no idea a box set sleeve was a thing. I also thought of just putting them in another box but that kind of defeats the purpose, right?

As I said I've NEVER seen a box set sleeve. Did not know it was a thing. I was the buyer for two different chains starting in the heyday of vinyl. I'm glad you found one. Not knowing those existed my other unwritten advice would have been to get a box to put the box set in, but that seems silly.

B. "How do I protect the box for my LP box sets?" would have been a very clear way to ask the question.

I worked in record stores from '87 to '98. We sold all kinds of sleeves and inserts for LPs from simple to rice paper lined fancy. I've never seen a box set sleeve. Glad they found some.