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Easy pass

Mo be like..

Easy pass.

How can a tiny kitten ride around on the record when it's vertical???

Bye VC. this is the nail in the coffin.

Probably sounds like farts just like everything else after IKSOSE:3!

Prob talkin shit about a pretty sunset

Easy pass.

I scored at the record store today. All of these for about 30$ Cult Leader - Useless Animal - Gold Swamp Thing - In Shame - Maroon Marble/500 Soldiers - End Of Days - Blue/50 Stick To Your Guns - Comes From The Heart - Half Clear/Highlighter Yellow/2000

Thread title should be changed to "Batman Arkham Knight spoiler thread". I'm just mad because I haven't got to play yet and likely won't have time to for a while.

This is a 2xLP and will be $24.50 at Hot Topic on exclusive burgundy/teal/light yellow tri-color

Glad to see this thread has gotten a bit quiet. It's been a bit too expensive thanks to it when in full swing with new bands to check out.

OP's list should be alphabetized.

http://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/what-is-non-fill-defect-on-an-lp.65779/

It looks like we should see some new music from this tomorrow. Sirius XMU is premiering a new song at 5:30 EST tomorrow (July 1) called "Sparks".

Just Surrender were amazing! They said they will be releasing If These Streets Could Talk on vinyl this year. From my town, but I still have yet to see them live.

You didn't buy anything, you just threw a grip of money at a promise and aren't guaranteed to get anything worthwhile. Welcome to Kickstarter!

erin choi at hopeless is always good for variant numbers. i usually email her, i can do so if soupy doesn't answer the tweet. like cwhit said, i like it. i actually really, really like it. unlike TSSF, this band actually shows progression and it's fucking great. if i was still stupid and 16 i would be upset. but i love the melody and 3/4 time signature, the latter of which i think is sometimes pretty hard to pull off in pop punk. (although, also as cwhit said, this isn't really "pop punk.")

HEY FOLKS! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE KIND WORDS! So, thanks to you trusty VCers I hadn't otherwise realised our websites currency converter had stopped working. It's fixed now, and through some proxy site testing mimicking a US and then Germany connection, it seems to be working again. Currencies should be local, but final checkout will remain in $AUD. Which for a lot of you, means big currency savings. For me, it means pressing records is even more expensive. Swings and roundabouts. Here's the mockup of our half & half variant, as noted limited to /300. PRE-ORDER: http://hobbledehoyrecords.com/store/brand/caspian/ Thanks for your ongoing support and suggestions!

You're trolling, right?

Got this last night. Super happy with it. Artist: @rempetattoo on Instagram.

Digging this album so much and SO pumped I just found out that tomorrow I'll finally get to see these guys live (for free!!). Just thought I'd share my excitement

"Insert Secular Haze post here"

WHERE THE FUCK IS THE LAST OF US

clear vinyl here (/500): http://store.greennoiserecords.com/collections/dirtnap-records-releases/products/radioactivity-silent-kill-clear-vinyl-lp black vinyl here: http://store.greennoiserecords.com/collections/dirtnap-records-releases/products/radioactivity-silent-kill-black-vinyl-lp Seems pretty safe to assume that almost no one doubted Radioactivity's ability to follow up their 2013 Dirtnap debut with something equally stunning. Frontman and chief songwriter Jeff Burke (The Marked Men, The Reds, The Potential Johns) has certainly done more than enough to earn that kind of expectation and pressure. But Silent Kill, which finds Burke backed by Marked Men compatriot Mark Ryan and two-thirds of Bad Sports (Daniel Fried and Gregory Rutherford), does more than merely match the virtues of its self-titled predecessor. Radioactivity's first LP was rightly hailed as a sort of sequel to The Marked Men's remarkable run through the first decade of the millennium, and while Silent Kill bears the unmistakable hallmarks of that band's tightly wound "Denton sound," Radioactivity can now lay claim to a sonic territory of their very own. Burke's distinctive hooks dig as deep as ever, but the scope of his vision has expanded, and now that the Burke/Ryan/Fried/Rutherford all-star team has had some time to cohere, Radioactivity can do all sorts of damage in less than thirty minutes. Although the twelve songs on Silent Kill abide one strict rule--providing garage punk pleasure at all costs--Radioactivity bend that mandate in myriad ways. Breathless ragers like "Battered" and "No Alarm" are as fleet and raw as anything in the combined canon of Radioactivity's members, while mid-tempo heartbreakers "Way Out," "Connection" and "Where I Come From" find Burke and company opening up their sound to let in a little tenderness. And then there are songs like "Not Here" or "With You," which enact perfect unions of melody and kinetic energy. Admirers of Burke's legacy will be not only satisfied, but pleasantly surprised.

Done and done. Congrats on the subscribers.

This last page reads like a reddit vinyl thread

fuck everything about their food is great

Done

New joint. T R U E C O N T R I T E

After spending a little bit of time with the record and avoiding knee-jerk reactions, I've got to say that it's an extremely goofy release. I went into it expecting nothing of SOPTC-caliber, but even then I wasn't really prepared. I feel like the album tries a little too hard to be too many things at once. SOPTC was innovative at its time, sure, and I have no doubt that the bits of hardcore, techno, jazz, and everything else probably raised a few brows in 1998. But my brows are raised for entirely different reasons, this time around. There are maybe 2-3 moments on the entire album that resemble "classic" Refused - at least to my ears - and way too much funk and "stadium rock" production. It's basically an abrasive pop record. The hooks are catchy enough that they'll win over a large audience, which is perfect for the oversized stadiums where these songs were (almost) obviously meant to be played. I won't be paying $80 to watch Refused play singles from this album through a pair of binoculars, but to each his own. I don't absolutely hate the record, but there are still too many songs that are too forgettable to me. At least for the time being. Elektra is a pretty solid jam, and there are a few parts of other tracks that caught my attention – though, evidently, not enough to exclaim holy shit! while eagerly checking the titles to make a note of them. Regrettably, the songs that do stand out happen to do so for all the wrong reasons. The fucking awful, brass, swingy chorus of War on the Palaces is bad. Really bad. I looked in disgust and disappointment at my car's stereo deck when I first heard it. Which reminds me; I've tried this album out in a few different settings. Focused, with headphones. Blared loudly while driving fast. Over quality speakers, in the background. None of it really allows the album to shine. The parts of the record that are horrendous - like that goddamn wonky bass line in Françafrique (ft. Flea) - are so obnoxiously cheesy that it either kills the mood or distracts me. I can't say I'm absolutely disappointed with the record, because I didn't really go into it with high expectations. I ordered a clear copy from Bull Moose and that gold-swirl from overseas. Will probably end up selling one of them at cost, immediately, if anyone's interested. Will hold onto the other because I'm not opposed to seeing if it'll grow on me. At this point, I have my doubts - due largely to Shellback's corny hooks and questionable funk output from the band - but alas. Stranger things have happened.

That's dumb. Do you not keep a credit card on file? That might be the reason.

Interesting new bit.

Sleeping Beauty is up on Hot Topic! http://www.hottopic.com/hottopic/PopCulture/Movies/Disney/Disney+Songs+From+Sleeping+Beauty+Vinyl+LP+Hot+Topic+Exclusive-10383346.jsp

Easy pass.

Ludo's entire discography for that matter.

Guess I'm the only one who thinks the album art is ugly. But at least I'm not the only one who thinks the song is okay and nothing more. Maybe it'll all grow on me ¯\(°_°)/¯

Yeah, but I hear it'll only play comedy records.

Please quit spamming the boards. One post about the petition is enough.

I'd rent out space and throw the first annual VC What's Happenin' Summer Sweat Bash. food. games. prizes. separate room/computer lab to still get full effect in case you want to log in and lurk a thread.

"oh my god! is that your vnyls?"

It actually saves tons of space. You won't want all those records after this thing ruins then!

Damn...

The Mars Volta - Deloused - $19.47 The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute - $24.87 Sigur Ros - Agaetis Byrjun - $15.13 Sigur Ros - Takk - $40.59 Jimmy Eat World - Clarity (Blue Vinyl) - $5.40 Jimmy Eat World - Static Prevails - $2.15 Blink 182 - Enema of the State (Test Press) - $5.48