1995 Dandelion – Dyslexicon Cassette | Sealed 90s Grunge (Ruffhouse)

Released in 1995, Dandelion's Dyslexicon is a pure slice of mid-90s Philadelphia grunge and alternative rock. Notably, this album was released via Ruffhouse Records (distributed by Columbia)—a label historically famous for its legendary hip-hop roster (Cypress Hill, The Fugees). This cassette represents a unique era when hip-hop imprints briefly crossed over into the alternative rock and skate-video scenes.

Archival Specifications:

Format: Audio Cassette, Standard Jewel Case

Label: Ruffhouse Records / Columbia

Catalog Number: CT 64194

Release Year: 1995

Condition Report:
This cassette is a vintage original pressing preserved in its outer poly-wrap. Please read carefully: The exterior shrink-wrap features an original black hype sticker for the singles "Weird-Out" and "Trailer Park Girl," alongside a vintage yellow "$7.98" retail price sticker. While the jewel case is free of cut-out holes, the wrap exhibits standard surface wear and scuffing. Because of its status as an alternative rock genre outlier and the presence of the retail sticker, this item is not recommended for third-party grading submission; it is priced and sold strictly as a raw, entry-level novelty piece.

Archival Dispatch:
Item is packaged inside a crush-proof archival box and dispatched via USPS Priority Mail with comprehensive end-to-end tracking. Sold as a raw, ungraded vintage artifact.