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Every day, I tell myself, “You have a baby coming in two months — no more pre-ordering records, idiot.” Guess I’ll try again tomorrow.

As someone who normally doesn’t give a shit about Mondo releases but has been waiting for TTYD! on vinyl for what feels like forever — is this going to be hard to come by in a retail setting? Like, do I *need* to preorder it or will it stay in print?

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Hit up 2nd Avenue and Jackpot in Portland, for sure. And if you're flying into/out of Seattle, make sure to stop by the Sub Pop store: https://www.subpop.com/airport

To anyone who missed the bundle option, placing a second order, etc. — generally, Polyvinyl is A+++ with customer service issues. I would bet if you just drop them an email and mentioned you missed the bundle option or whatever, they'd rectify it and refund you the difference (or cancel your original order and have you re-order). They're good people.

https://www.polyvinylrecords.com/store/hum — black 2xLPs are $35, colored 2xLPs are $39 (and the CDs are all back in print too?!?) We are excited to announce that 180g double-LP vinyl copies of Electra 2000, You’d Prefer an Astronaut, Downward is Heavenward, and Inlet are now available for preorder via Polyvinyl Records at the link below. Each album is offered in either black or a color variant. There will be other merch available as well, including an absolutely stunning series of Jay Ryan posters inspired by the original album artwork. Distribution is handled exclusively by our dear friends at Polyvinyl, and any questions related to this release should be directed to them. We sincerely appreciate the ongoing love and support we have received over the years. From the bottoms of our hearts, thank you.

Red Rocks is the cliche answer, but man, go to Red Rocks. It's fuckin' beautiful up there, and you can explore the area surrounding the venue as well as walk all over the venue itself. I've never gotten to see a concert there, but hopefully someday.

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https://shop.udiscovermusic.com/collections/vinyl Free shipping on all orders too.

Good god, I'm number 37. (In a row?!?)

That guy was the most pure soul in the history of VC. (Or maybe it was just because of the language barrier.) I hope wherever he is, he's doing well.

Two Guns, Twin Arrows is a beast of a record. Very cool this is getting pressed.

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15% off at Polyvinyl Records with code PVFAM15: https://polyvinylrecords.com/store Might just be good for PV and affiliated labels (Double Double Whammy, Father/Daughter, Keeled Scales) though. Dunno if it'll work on their distro.

It’s still bizarre to me that they never really addressed kicking James out and he hasn’t really been heard from since. Hope he’s okay.

Like Swimming - $30 + shipping The Night - $40 + shipping $60 Bundle (pick your variants) Each variant looks to be approx. 2500 copies, based what I can get their website's cart to let me add. Haven't seen any store list this except for Light In The Attic. We are so very excited to announce deluxe vinyl reissues of Morphine’s final two studio albums: Like Swimming (1997) and The Night (2000), marking the very first availability of both titles on wax. Set for release on September 8th and available for preorder today, each album has been lovingly remastered by Pete Weiss at Boston’s Jade Cow Music, with lacquers cut by John Golden. Both titles were pressed at Austin, TX’s Gold Rush Vinyl and are each available in two colorways. Rounding out the packages for each reissue is a 20-page booklet, featuring rare and never-before-seen images from the band’s archives, including photos by Lana Z. Caplan and Danny Clinch, artifacts from Morphine’s career, and unseen art by the band’s late frontman, Mark Sandman. A major highlight is the insightful new liner notes by Ryan H. Walsh—a Boston-based journalist, musician, visual artist, and author of the acclaimed 2018 book Astral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968. Walsh’s notes include a handful of new interviews detailing the band’s career, including one of the final interviews with Morphine drummer Billy Conway, who played drums in Sandman’s previous band, Treat Her Right. Both albums are housed in a deluxe gatefold jacket, featuring gorgeous art direction and design by Darryl Norsen at D. Norsen Design, also of Boston. Dedicated to the memories of Sandman and late drummer Billy Conway, both albums were produced with the full support of Morphine’s surviving members (drummer Jerome Deupree and saxophonist Dana Colley), as well as the band’s friends, family members, and collaborators—many of whom shared their memories with Walsh.

Some Misfits vinyl is currently on discount at Amazon, if you're a punk with Prime. Static Age - $19.99 https://amzn.to/3KtIxgr Earth A.D. - $16.16 https://amzn.to/43WKsB0 Die Die My Darling - $9.99 https://amzn.to/43P4dKN You can't find these any cheaper brand new, I looked.

Adrianne Lenker - Abysskiss https://transactions.sendowl.com/orders/129267990/download/a6b171bfaf87b6f5ee6ba6d36eaf9e6e Two downloads remaining.

$39.98 + shipping from Rhino $38.98 Prime from Amazon (+ it's eligible for $5 off if you use Venmo) Show, the double live album by The Cure, turns 30 this September and to celebrate the anniversary, the 2-LP set is to be made available on heavyweight black vinyl for the first time since 1993. Show has been remastered by Robert Smith and Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios, London, with the vinyl cut by Miles Showell at Abbey Road. Show was the first of two live records commemorating the band’s tour in support of their ninth album, Wish. The second, Paris, followed a month later. The 18-track album was recorded at The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan, in July 1992, towards the end of the US leg of the tour and includes the singles “Pictures of You,” “High,” “Lullaby,” Just Like Heaven,” Fascination Street,” “The Walk,” “Let’s Go To Bed,” “Friday I’m In Love,” “Never Enough,” and “Inbetween Days” as well as deep cut live favorites “Trust” and “From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea.” Show (30th Anniversary Edition) A1: Tape A2: Open A3: High A4: Pictures Of You A5: Lullaby B1: Just Like Heaven B2: Fascination Street B3: A Night Like This B4: Trust B5: Doing The Unstuck C1: The Walk C2: Let’s Go To Bed C3: Friday I’m In Love C4: Inbetween Days C5: From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea D1: Never Enough D2: Cut D3: End

Yeah, I wish there were something else in their sale section worth picking up because this is a great deal but then shipping eats all the savings up. Thanks for the heads up though!

Epic bump.

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Pink - https://shop.spotify.com/en/artist/7If8DXZN7mlGdQkLE2FaMo/product/copy-of-the-gaslight-anthem-history-books-exclusive-ten-bands-one-cause-pink-vinyl-lp-preorder Black 180g - https://shop.spotify.com/en/artist/7If8DXZN7mlGdQkLE2FaMo/product/the-gaslight-anthem-history-books-180g-gatefold-black-vinyl-lp-preorder New song with Bruce is good.