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Has anyone else seen this vinylart.co? It's a company based out of the UK. They make custom 7" and 10" records and are able to get the licensing to over 22 million tracks. My question is, how is this legal? Or is it actually illegal here in the US? I'm just so intrigued because I asked them if they could press some specific Blink-182 songs and they said they could get the licensing for those tracks. Anyway, just trying to figure it out because there's not too much information about them except like two videos on Youtube (where they pressed their own recordings, which makes legal sense), and on their actual website.

Having a hard time financially lately and decided to take offers on my copy of this. Can send pics upon request.

I am in need of a survey answered on how the majority of the vinyl community would appreciate a new Vinyl Organizer that's portable, built for protection, small and out of the way, prevents damage to the art sleeves and can be organized by protective dividers. The link for the 10 question survey is located right here and would me much help in furthering my teams development into this project https://kttrecords.wufoo.com/forms/z1ijqsv313mvran/ Thank you for your time PS: this is not a scam, this is not a bot, this is nothing more than an engineering project in a high school that needs further evidence of need before the actual engineering process takes effect.

Hi, I have put my copy of the Circa Survive On Letting Go album picture disc lp on ebay; http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Circa-Survive-On-Letting-Go-LP-Record-Rare-Picture-Disc-New-Anthony-Green-/111098964438? However, I am willing to accept out right offers as well so feel free to message me! Thanks