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ughhhhhhhhhh this is BORING. shut up and make out already.

MARK KOZELEK - Live In Copenhagen (LUNA music Vermillion Red Vinyl edition) 2-LP Set!!! http://shop.lunamusic.net/MARK-KOZELEK-Live-In-Copenhagen-2-LP-Set-p/mkcopenhagenlp.htm Originally given away as a free, limited-edition, unmastered CD, with pre-orders--on the Caldo Verde website in 2012--this is amongst the most popular/in-demand of the live Kozelek oeuvre. Striking a balance between Red House Painters songs, covers, and 'Admiral Fell Promises'-era Sun Kil Moon--'Live In Copenhagen' hits the sweet spot, for all eras of Mark. Spread across four sides (featuring first-time mastering and lacquer cutting by the legendary John Golden) and housed in a heavyweight, single-pocket/double-wide jacket--this one-time only pressing ( 100 LUNA music Vermillion RED VINYL 2-LP sets and 1500 BLACK VINYL 2-LP sets ) is the best the audio has been presented, to date. >>>Due to the limited nature of the LUNA edition, orders are limited to one per person. Thank you! BLACK VINYL SETS will be available at finer independent retail stores, from 08 July 2016. LUNA vermillion RED VINYL SETS will be shipped to arrive by 08 July 2016. SIDE ONE: 1. Third And Seneca 2. Australian Winter 3. Follow You, Follow Me SIDE TWO: 1. Mistress 2. Church Of The Pines 3. You Ain't Got A Hold On Me SIDE THREE: 1. Void 2. You Are My Sun 3. Randolph's Tango 4. Jesus Christ Was An Only Child 5. Brockwell Park SIDE FOUR: 1. Get Along Home Cindy 2. Rock 'N' Roll Singer 3. Natural Light 4. Alesund

You all are a bunch of fucking idiots.

I increased the limit fam

Don't you have 2 of these already?

I thought that was your house! Buh dum tshhhh.

will you just shut up about that shit? some people follow this thread to read your diary entry about how some idiot is hurting your feelings. Not to hear news about the album.

It's not enough to get an album you like for $1. You have to maximize your ROI and show that you are serious about your portfolio.

Well I really don't know if it matters at all so, but they try to keep the prices low for their records and their shows.

OOOOook Ok, no Penny on the bonus tape, but there will be some Very Middle stuff on there that's sort of a mystery I think! I'm gonna ship these fuckin' things tomorrow!

It's that time of year again everyone! Never forget and have a good one!

Fucking lol at gumbo's crybaby fest. I'm out of downvotes for the day and it's barely 9 am.

with 2 songs on the record they wouldn't have been able to keep the product cost low like it is now.

Seriously man, you need to realize that there are actually people working on This forum that are not out to ruin you day, but your unwarranted bitching could very well ruin theirs. It's one thing if you have constructive criticism that you you present in a polite way, but from the very beginning of this forum update you have been negative in a very abusive and confrontational way. If you are having problems decompressing and talking about music after your 11-hour shift, maybe throw on a record and chill before you vomit negativity onto people whose goal it is to actually make positive changes. Hector has been doing nothing but trying to help, and frankly if you approached me the way you have here, I wouldn't want to help you, I'd tell you to fuck off.

Following her inestimable contributions as a founding member of both Throwing Muses and The Breeders, Tanya Donelly took centre stage to form Belly with brothers Tom and Chris Gorman on guitars and drums respectively and Fred Abong on bass. Around the release of their debut album Star in 1993, Fred left the band and was replaced by Gail Greenwood. Among a wave of essential new American guitar acts in the early-90s, it was Belly’s spikey dreampop that helped set them apart. Catching fire with singles ‘Feed The Tree’ and ‘Gepetto’, Star saw them grab their moment and catapulted them in to the mainstream, selling almost two million copies worldwide and earning them two GRAMMY nominations. A second album followed in 1995, King, before they called it quits a year later. Twenty years on and excitingly the latter line-up of Tanya, Tom, Chris and Gail are back and will be performing both albums this summer on tours of the UK, Ireland and North America. Full dates are listed on the band's official website - www.bellyofficial.com/shows. To complement, 4AD are reissuing Star on vinyl on the 15th of July 2016. Coming with updated artwork from Chris Gorman and package design by Chris Bigg, the new version is now spread across two LPs, is being pressed on white marbled vinyl and will be presented in a gatefold sleeve. It will also include a bonus CD of the album. Star is available to pre-order now from the 4AD store here. Please note that we are releasing this to the world outside North America, so US customers should note that shipping costs will be higher from our store. https://store4adlightbox.sandbaghq.com/belly-star.html

This covers compilation was put together to help raise money for The Trevor Project, an American non-profit organization founded in 1998 and the leading national organization focused on suicide prevention efforts among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning and other queer youth. All of these artists went out of their way to help those in need and bring you a really cool collection of songs! The digital version features 6 extra cover songs, and 5 original songs. All cassettes come with a digital version, which features 6 extra cover songs, and 5 original songs. Available in 5 different designs (all limited to 10 each, 50 tapes total): A - Pop-tart B - Oreo C - Splotches D - Zebra Ooze E - Sneeze Cassettes - http://hotvodkarecords.storenvy.com/…/16850760-hvr-charity-… Listen/Digital - https://hotvodkarecords.bandcamp.com/ 1. Ronnie Glenn Williams - The 59' Sound (The Gaslight Anthem) 03:47 2. Muelkik - Louie Louie (The Kingsman) 02:33 3. See More Glass - Lemmings (Blink-182) 02:37 4. Math Jokes - Christmas Card (Joyce Manor) 02:47 5. Formative Years - Dance With Somebody (Whitney Houston) 03:32 6. Merit - My Favourite Chords (The Weakerthans) 03:38 7. Micah Schnabel - The Best Ever Death Metal Band Out Of Denton (The Mountain Goats) 02:13 8. Kid Durango - Africa (Toto) 04:00 9. Mike Cruz - Carmelita (Warren Zevon) 02:37 10. Ordet - Sun Hotel Pt. 2 (The Menzingers) 04:48 11. Boy On Guitar - Something In The Way (Nirvana) 03:19 12. Bent Now Broken - Fools Rush In (Elvis Presley) 03:37 13. Crab Legs - Breakin's A Memory (Kid Dynamite) 01:20 14. Patterns in Traffic - The Freshmen (The Verve Pipe) 04:32 15. Charles Ray Hastings Jr. - Elephant (Jason Isbell) 03:55 16. Jon Snodgrass - Splendid Isolation (Warren Zevon) 02:26 17. See More Glass - Two Headed Boy Pt. 2 (Neutral Milk Hotel) 04:27 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18. Yelephants - Tonights The Streets Are Ours (Richard Hawley) - Digital Bonus Track 04:01 19. Johnny Jaramillo - Beach in Hawaii (Bob Marley) - Digital Bonus Track 02:37 20. Daniel Field - Budapest (George Ezra) - Digital Bonus Track 04:16 21. Luke McGowan - My Beloved Monster (Eels) - Digital Bonus Track 02:22 22. Joe Bryant - I Don't Mind cover (Defeater) - Digital Bonus Track 03:40 23. Bear Faces - Floyd The Barber Cover (Nirvana) - Digital Bonus Track 02:09 24. Can't Dance - Sleepwalking (Original Bonus Track) 03:43 25. Royal Oaks - Orange Juice And Toothpaste (Original Bonus Track) 03:29 26. Neal Phile - His Feet Never Touched The Ground (Original Bonus Track) 04:10 27. Neal Phile - What an Excellent Day for an Exorcism 04:34 28. Cat Hair - Bad (Original Bonus Track) 03:51

Completely resent that.

What if we got this thread locked right before some super pertinent PO info popped up, and everyone missed out on a sacred /500 variant? The potential for a Hall of Fame thread is culminating as we speak, friends.

Just a quick photo to show they made it. Headed home and can take individual ones later.

Front: Back:

Most of the time I would agree with this, but in this particular case I think the transitional elements are done with a purpose and they really add to the overall beauty of the record. Also, they're fairly pleasant (and quite brief), and the rest of the tracks feel so substantial and weighty, so for me it's a nice respite. All in all, I think you'll get used to them and eventually come to appreciate their role on the album!

This band really seems to bring out the best in people.

New Song/Music Video, "Savage Intolerance":

Lol at all you guys somehow hoping that Ben will change his ways. This is the same man who ragged on Shelbs for helping folks with that Jurassic Park release at cost. Look for your saviors elsewhere, folks.

I've officially made my first therapy session. Too bad it's not for another month. :/

Agreed. Being an adult sucks.

Hey everyone! My first pin "Suplex City V1" is up now. Free shipping with the code "ExtremeRules" www.cheappop.bigcartel.com

My vertigo version just arrived, hope it helps completing the puzzle, going to post it on IG soon as well.

If you pick a few up from Music Record Store, you should raffle them off to members here. I think most of us only have 1 copy or less.

Sure. To me, these two songs do sound different and represent the two sides of this record (I wouldn't necessarily call them "extremes"). "Blood on the sand" is a catchy alternative rock song (simple verse-bridge-chorus structure, hookline in the chrous...). There are a few of these on the record, which make it easier accessible than Beggars or M/M to me. "Black honey" as well as "The window" (and others) are dirtier, groovier, more in the vein of said previous records. If you are looking for extremes on single elements (e.g. ambient sounds ("Salt and shadow"), melodies ("Stay with me"), outbursts ("Death from above")...), you'll probably find them in every song. It's a diverse record, ranging from easy accessible hooklines to songs that need to grow on you. Maybe that perception is also influenced by the fact that I've been following Thrice since Identity Crisis. My personal favourites are the first three records (or four, if you count First Impressions). However, they haven't lost me on their development since then and I enjoy their entire discography.

Thanks, I'm not even at work right now and I still answer people's questions!

Yes It will. and I did not mean to mock you. It's just that we are having a polite discussion on this thread and you come in cussing everyone. I took it as a joke but I could have reacted in a negative way. I'm pretty sure you wouldn't talk like that to people in person.

Okay. I just did about 6 side by sides and I cannot audibly tell any difference. I compared the inner groove markings and the press is identical on both. If anything, the first press has a slight bit more punch but I'm talking such a small difference. Both sound great. While I was at it I figured I'd capture my collection, cause why the hell not.

I think 2000 Sorry, it sold out already. Must have missed it.

So... how about that new Radiohead album? Looking for the thread about that.... anyone seen it?

Since there is now a cool jazz thread I figured I would start a thread for those who appreciate classic soul, funk and blues. I don't have much blues, but here are some of the soul and funk records I cherish. Sam Cooke, one of my all time favorite singers Graham Central Station- Larry Graham from Sly and the Family Stone started this funky ass band. Any Red Hot Chili Peppers fans need to kneel at the alter of Larry Graham for his slap bass pioneering. James Brown's backing band and super fonky. The Meters!!! Found this for 5 bucks at a record swap and pooped my pants. Rufus Thomas on the STAX VOLT label. If you don't shake your ass while listening to "Funkiest Man Alive" you probably have no ass. Anyone else have soul, funk, or blues favorites?

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It's definitely just as scary as a parent. That being said, I work in special education for elementary and secondary students, and we definitely try to be as proactive as possible with the most challenging students, and at least in Ontario, there are definitely supports in place for children and families with complex psychological needs.

I'm willing to trade my Carl Douglass Kung Fu Fighting 7 inch for the BTW 7 inch.

If it works, then that's pretty sweet. And yeah I'm thinking of root apps that I would use and I can't really think of one that I would miss.. Maybe it's not all bad. But yeah, fully set on GS7 Edge. That huge battery has me excited.

If your goal is to sell it at cost then just allow people to notify you that they are interested and then use a random number generator to pick the person who gets to pay you. People want this shit so they won't mind paying you. If your goal was to sell 40-50 tickets for $1 so you could make a smidge of money then do the exact same thing but be honest that you are charging a little on top of what you paid. Once again, people want this shit. $40-50 is probably the best deal anyone will see on one of these for a while. There's my idea. I also already have one and don't care what you do so feel free to ignore me!

i know when that trumpline bling

Never hurts to read a little. edit: that link was dead but I'm sure if you clicked it you could have found the right page. Snarky comment not rescinded.

^^ nice second system made up of some of your 'spare' bits This is mine, I mainly play vinyl into active ADAM speakers.

Here's mine. Finally got around to pulling the trigger on some new headphones. I think this is the end of upgrades for me in that department. Still might switch out the cartridge on my table, though. But that can wait! Full set-up: Music Hall mmf2.2 > ADL GT40 DAC/pre-amp/headphone amp > Audioengine A5+ or Audeze LCD2.2 without fazor

60s soul is my primary collecting interest, and the bulk of my collection, mostly on 45 though.