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http://www.vinyl-digital.com/en/Hip-Hop-Rap/The-Life-Of-Pablo.html?listtype=search&searchparam=kanye%20west I'll just leave this here

Finally, a website for music,

The whole symphony? Oof. Poor guy.

Good god that cover is ugly.

I'll headwalk at your little sister's piano recital. I don't give a fuck.

I donate plasma and that money is my vinyl budget. Usually comes to around $260-280 per month. It's pretty nice

Oh wow. That is INCREDIBLY ugly!

One time my cousin Walter got this cat stuck up his ass. True story. He bought it at our local mall, so the whole fiasco wound up on the news. It was embarrasing for my relatives and all, but next week, he did it again. Different cat, same results, complete with another trip to the emergency room. So, I run into him a week later in the mall and he's buying another cat. And I says to him, "Jesus, Walt! What are you doing? You know you're just gonna get this cat stuck up your ass too. Why don't you knock it off?" And he said to me, "Brodie, how the hell else am I supposed to get the gerbil out?" My cousin was a weird guy.

the ignore function is a thing of beauty.

Beggars is their best record, hope they have experimentation like that if not even more

My pins are up now! Amelie and Lisa Left Eye Lopes are available through my bigcartel site. I am so happy with the outcome! Support me please (: I am also on Instagram The Pin Drop. Give me a follow.

Limited to 1000 2LP white vinyl. Everything I Long For 20th Anniversary re-issue and tour February 16, 2016 Around this time 20 years ago, I released my first full length record, Everything I Long For. It was a collection of 16 songs, some 4-track recordings that had previously appeared on two versions of a cassette called "In September", and a few new ones I recorded with my friend Joao Carvalho. I've always had a bit of a complex relationship with this record, but with all of the personal baggage it comes with, I can't deny the impact it has had on my life and the meaning it had to a certain group of people in the mid 1990's. For that, I've made the decision to briefly go back in time and celebrate the first songs I ever wrote with the release of a limited edition, double vinyl copy of Everything I Long For on April 1. The anniversary release is remastered from the original recordings and includes 5 rare demos and out-takes. Pre-orders of the double-vinyl package, alongside other additional limited-edition merchandise recreated from the time, are now available through theHardwood Records online shop. There will be an Everything I Long For 20th Anniversary tour through Ontario starting on April 2, with performances of many EILF songs rarely, or never, played live before. Tickets for these shows are on sale this week with ticket details on the Tour page. Saturday, April 2 Wakefield, QC at The Black Sheep Sunday, April 3 Peterborough, ON at Gordon Best Theatre Monday, April 4 Kingston, ON at Grad Club Thursday, April 7 Hamilton, ON at Dundas Montessori Friday, April 8 Ridgeway, ON at The Sanctuary Saturday, April 9 London, ON at Aeolian Hall Monday, April 11 Waterloo, ON at Starlight Tuesday, April 12 Owen Sound, ON at Heartwood Concert Hall Wednesday, April 13 Creemore, ON at Avening Hall Friday, April 15 Toronto, ON at Trinity-St Paul's United Church

New Biffy Clyro album. Out July 8, 2016. There's a vinyl box set version that includes: - 12 x 12 deluxe hardcover book featuring photos and lyrics - 2 x double heavyweight 180g vinyl - 7” ‘Wolves of Winter’ vinyl - A piece of hand-written lyric from Simon - 3 high quality prints (1 of the prints signed by either Simon, James or Ben) http://store.warnermusic.com/ellipsis-box-set-1.html There's also a single LP coloured vinyl version supposedly exclusively available from Townsend Records. http://www.townsend-records.co.uk/product.php?pType=1&pId=9992003013789 Definitely going for the box since I have the box set versions of Opposites and Only Revolutions.

no word yet but i will try and find out tomorrow night when im with him.

Oh, this thread is now for cryptic facebook statuses. If only she knew...

DESCRIPTION A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing. Performed by The Utah Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Varujan Kojiah, comprised of John William's pieces scored for A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return Of The Jedi.

Ready for a new Prawn full length.

The brown is from the lack of asshole bleach.

Cover album huh? Yeah no.

Here's a pic for those interested

Oh, the sarcasm. When in Rome.

A few days left and I'll be done restoring this house. A month and a half later. Haha.

How...how can you release a Star Wars compilation record without The Force Theme?

Hey, it's better than nothing.

or fuck the people paying this amount...as long as people pay these prices, nothing will change (prices rather increase as we see in this case!)

$90 USD for a 2xLP? (edit: 3xLP?) You could buy like 4-5 albums for that price. So... I'm going to be buying 4-5 other albums I guess. Bummer; this thread had me excited for a moment.

It's a half measure. Needs to completely erase that person from the boards.

Yeah I'm staying away from streamers. Wanna go in blind on PS4.

All tour variants of Standards are personalized at the booth. They're already pre-signed/hand numbered by Evan. The merch table guy just writes your name at the top. They don't personalize any of the other LPs available for sale. They didn't have the normal Standards pressings either, just the tour press. It's $20. You don't need the special ticket to get one.I'm not sure if they're limiting the amount sold per show or not. I got there 30 minutes after the doors opened and was easily able to grab one along with the Harmlessness tour press which was $25 in case anyone was wondering. My Standards was numbered 422/500. The Harmlessness press wasn't numbered but has the tracklist screen printed on the back side and it looks really nice.

WE DON'T WANT NO DEVILS IN THE HOUSE GOD! WE WANT THE LORD!!!!! PS: RABBIT16 gives you 10% off!

praise be

http://vanswarpedtour.com/ Bands playing Chicago that I'm legitimatley excited to see are Four year strong Less than jake New found glory Reel big fish State champs Story so far Every time I die Knuckle puck Masked intruder Teenage bottlerockett All besides masked intruder and teenage bottlerockett I've seen at warped before and only TBR I haven't seen live at all. This will be my 14th year in a row going so I don't need to hear about how you are too old or how the lineup was better back in the day unless you went to 2002 or earlier which is like 3 of you.

"When's the last time you heard a funky diabetic"

Won't you guys just tell this dude how impressed you are that he is playing the game early so he will shut up about it. Also there is a whole thread for Dark Souls 3 so why not discuss that game over there?

just looked again, sweet leaf is 6+ mins... 7" can't happen anyways. yea switcheroo records are in.

I never really got into A Tribe Called Quest, but that sucks. I know a couple of their songs that are great. Now I feel like listening to them. RIP.

Idlewild - Warnings / Promises The only Idlewild studio album that never was pressed to vinyl, admittedly this was around the point when vinyl sales had started to trough but it's an under rated gem.

Yeah, especially dangerous for your bank account

vinyl is in. covers coming soon.

You really think your debt has no impact on your spouse? Ever plan to buy a house together?

Going to Gumbo for post-rock is like inquiring about cough drops from a raging meth head.

my sister's cousin makes 40 thousands fortnightly working from her Lexus home and recommends to me www.ullplay.com.

Just dug up this old thread as I'm looking at setting vinyl budget myself. Or, should I say as in the OP, my girlfriend/domestic-partner/might-as-well-be-wife is suggesting it. We've had "the vinyl talk" several times, especially when she went back to school last fall and is now looking for a job, but the budget word had not come up until yesterday. I had thought about it myself, as I just tend to spend whatever is available until I feel I'm overdoing it, but hadn't thought about a number to try to stick to. As we all know, you can never predict how many albums you'll want to buy in a month - new or old, or how much they'll cost and how many you'll be able to get for a certain monthly amount. But hey, that's the point of a budget, to make you think harder about purchases and control the habit. Anyhow, as we were talking she threw out the question "given 2 seconds to answer, what's your first guess as to a reasonable monthly budget?" to which I quickly replied $200! That was a lot. She suggested maybe $100, or 4 albums per month. Right away I thought about OOP purchases and shipping, which could easily turn that $100 into just 2 albums. But when thinking about 4 albums per month, it's really not that bad. One per week. Sounds reasonable. But what do I currently spend? I don't have an accurate number, but I'm sure it's upwards of 8 per month with varying cost. Likely $200-300. It needs to get under control, for sure. I'm just scared of putting a number on it. Also I'm tired of smuggling records into the house. I've had 3 sitting on my desk at work for a week and just put 3 more there. I'll be able to bring all 6 home tomorrow when she's out of town for a week.

I promise I will post here when Sublime comes in. Until then I have no new info.

I concur. I can't play it on my turntable if I wanted and even if I impulse bought it that $23 shipping fee is nasty so it's not happening haha. Good luck to whoever wins it.

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Hotline Miami twitter teased something soundtrack related. Let's all hope this is HM on vinyl.

Hesitation Wounds? Teeth? NIN fans?

For anyone who doesn't want to fuck with that horrible Nylon site: https://soundcloud.com/runforcoverrecords/02-ps-track-2-44k16b-rev3-20-15