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Please get your facts straight, only 3% of the releases in this series will be abortions; the remaining 97% percent will be comprised of free screenings, regular check-ups, community health initiatives, and other essential services.

Hey gang, stay tuned for my YouTube channel where I'll review vinyl reviews.

Not to take a jab at everyone hyped on this release, but when I think of the poster child for a Gorillaz fan, Halo 2 is exactly who I picture. It's kind of perfect.

This is a straight up guillotine worthy comment.

Post-Post-VC isn't meant to be a replacement to VC as a whole, but it'll give this thread an expanded platform to really bloom and do its own thing, I think. I'd probably consider it supplemental – you'll definitely be able to follow appropriate post-genre / electronic / ambient / shoegaze / drone releases, there, but also check out VC for the latest Vinyl Me Please record, shipping woes, and threads for Youtube channels, study surveys, etc.

i was looking forward to receiving my demon days vinyl, but fuck me. if a consenting adult wants to pay $150 for my copy, it's yours.

Ya, those cameos really ruined a great QOTSA album! Wait... Rated R: Queens of the Stone Age Josh Homme – guitars (tracks 1 - 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11), lead vocals (tracks 1 - 3, 5, 6, 11), percussion (tracks 3, 8), lead guitar (tracks 4, 7), backing vocals (tracks 4, 8), drums (track 4), piano (track 10), producer, mixing, concept Nick Oliveri – bass (tracks 1 - 3, 5 - 11), backing vocals (tracks 1, 2, 5, 6, 11), lead vocals (tracks 4, 7, 9), guitar (track 4), percussion (track 8), concept, art conception Guest musicians Dave Catching – electric piano (tracks 1, 2, 8), lap steel guitar (tracks 1, 11), guitar (tracks 6, 7), B3 (track 4), piano (track 5), 12-string guitar (track 10) Nick Lucero – drums (tracks 2, 3, 5, 8, 11), percussion (tracks 3, 4) Gene Trautmann – drums (tracks 1, 6, 7, 9) Chris Goss – backing vocals (tracks 4, 5, 6), grand piano (track 1), percussion (track 1), noise piano (track 2), bass (track 4), producer Mark Lanegan – backing vocals (tracks 4, 11), lead vocals (track 8) Barrett Martin – vibes (tracks 2, 5), percussion (tracks 5, 10), steel drum (track 11) Mike Johnson – backing vocals (track 3) Peter Stahl – backing vocals (track 2) Rob Halford – backing vocals (track 1) Nick Eldorado – backing vocals (tracks 1, 7) Wendy Rae Fowler (Wendy Ray Moan) – backing vocals (tracks 1, 7) Scott Mayo – baritone sax (track 2), horns (track 11) Fernando Pullum – flugal horn (track 7), horns (track 11) Reggie Young – horns (track 11) SFTD: Queens of the Stone Age[edit] Josh Homme – vocals, guitar Nick Oliveri – bass, vocals Mark Lanegan – vocals Dave Grohl – drums, percussion, backing vocals Additional musicians[edit] Alain Johannes – e-bow, organ on "Another Love Song", piano on "Mosquito Song", flamenco guitar on "Mosquito Song" and "First It Giveth", theremin on "Six Shooter", lap steel guitar Natasha Shneider – e-bow, organ on "Another Love Song", piano on "Mosquito Song", theremin on "Six Shooter" Gene Trautmann – drums on "You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, But I Feel Like a Millionaire" and "Go with the Flow" Dean Ween – guitar on "Six Shooter", "Gonna Leave You", and "Mosquito Song" Brendon McNichol – lead guitar on "Go with the Flow" Chris Goss – guitar, keyboard on "The Sky Is Fallin'", backing vocals Paz Lenchantin – strings on "Mosquito Song" Ana Lenchantin – strings on "Mosquito Song" Molly McGuire – accordion on "Mosquito Song" John Gove – horns on "Mosquito Song" Kevin Porter – horns on "Mosquito Song" Brad Kintscher – horns on "Mosquito Song"

this series is going to be an abortion

See, now THAT i'd watch!

I think it's unfair to say I am not experienced. I've been collecting vinyl for over a year

Really puts a new spin on the "Post-VC" bit of the thread title, huh?

It's not a qotsa album without at least a bit of Lanegan

Anyone who wants an invite to the new *Record Forum PM me with your email address. Just a heads up: it's only going to be a small handful of people for a bit until we get it all set up. We want it up and running before unveil it to all of you. We want it fully functioning so you can log in and go, instead of there really not being much to look at. I will keep log of all the invites. Thanks. * - It won't be just post rock stuff. We're thinking of making it a total VC replacement / alternative in time.

Looks like we can buy Halo.2's personal copy off discogs for 555.00 plus shipping!

Thanks everyone for listening, it means a lot. Three releases down already for 2017: Converge "Jane Live" Wear Your Wounds "WYW" Wear Your Wounds "Arthritic Heart" Flexi And it's just the beginning. PS: For those who missed out, I've added 5 copies of my exclusive color to www.jacobbannon.com

Thanks very much for all your advice and feedback guys I should have more content coming up soon. My next review will be Pink Floyd: Dark Side of the Moon 2016 Reissue

This is why I don't find it all that funny. Nearly every one of these I've watched has been an abortion. How do you tell satire from actual shit if there's no difference?

You. I found you boring. Just don't make any more episodes. You'll be doing everyone a huge favor.

Why do you think Gorillaz fans are more likely to use Discogs? I dont think it's unreasonable to think only 5-10% of vinyl buyers track their collections using discogs. 24,000 people not using discogs to track their collections is a pretty reasonable estimate.

Not many details yet, but a nice diverse set of artists listed on the announcement for this release series, and for a good cause. I'll try to keep the thread updated, pre-order details coming soon.

I love this record so much and I don't care if no-one else does. The vinyl release only has 10 songs from the 17 song 1992 live set, but all are available as a download. They didn't play Porchlight (my favourite BT song of all), which is a shame. They are doing some 25th anniversary shows with two sets - one of LMCO in full and the other of the rest of their stuff. The promo fluff is only on the UK page. The US one just has the order details. http://archive.beggars.com/buffalo-tom-let-me-come-over-25th-anniversary-edition/ http://arkivestore.beggars.com/let-me-come-over-25th-anniversary-edition

Angels & Airwaves - We Don't Need to Whisper (Transparent and Opaque Purple Haze) - Amazon had it through Warehouse Deals, so this could be interesting... Four Year Strong - Enemy of the World (Clear Orange) - Someone had this listed on Discogs for $13 Say Anything - Hebrews (Opaque Maroon) The Wonder Years - Won't Be Pathetic Forever (Orange/White Marble) Also just got: Brand New: 3 Demos...

I dunno. I kinda chuckled here and there. It's not perfect, but it added an inkling of hope to my night. I guess I don't take things too seriously.

('vent' in spoiler tags in case it's just too irrelevant or too many words)

It is. Bye

Looks cool, minus Sarah Silverman.

*Cringe*

Pete Holmes!

1) Decide what you're trying to accomplish. Your title said review, but it was an unboxing. 2) Determine who your audience is. Then figure out what your audience wants to hear. Are you trying to convince young people to buy vinyl? 3) Either work extemporaneously or not. I do unboxing videos and I have things I put into the videos in order to keep a recurring theme: I get a beer out of my fridge, I show a few records I've picked up, etc. I also show the vinyl itself, and not just the record in a sleeve. I have no idea if people are enjoying my unboxing videos, I put them there because it was requested of me. So, I do it and have fun with it. I did get a good comment on YouTube once...so there's that. 4) LOOK LIKE YOU'RE HAVING FUN. It looks like you're doing an oral report and didn't prepare. 5) If you're going to be doing videos of long established albums like Dark Side of the Moon, you shouldn't have any editing, any ums or urs...rehearse it before hand. SPEAK LOUDLY and clearly. 6) Have a point. It didn't seem like there was much of a point to the video. 7) Do many of them before you start trying to get people to watch them. It takes time to develop a style and you don't have one. Your video is not going to garner repeated viewership. Just because you make a video, it doesn't mean you have to publish it. Do practice videos of every record you have. Figure out what you're trying to get across and learn to get that across.

my point exactly

He was great. His character was well-done once you understand what he's all about and his origin. He was a combination of the Puppetmaster from the OG Anime and The Laughing Man from the SAC series.

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Never been to Europe before. Cheap flights and cheap air bnb. From what I've researched it is tourist focused on the coast (split & Dubrovnik) and decent English. It's also beautiful with a lot of old architecture and a moderate climate. It's directly across the Adriatic from Italy to put it in context.

pre-order goes live: April 11 - LA - 1pm PST April 11 - NYC - 4pm EST April 11 - LDN - 9pm BST April 12 - MEL - 6am AEST

Until then, here's a confirmed track off it. sounds awesome

The Lounge is excellent and should be a big improvement on the built in stage. You are making a nice step up with the Orbit so maybe wait a bit and get used to the sound of the new table, but save money for the Lounge in the meantime. It's well worth the money.

someone snag that camera shy for $9, fun little album, rarest variant

I don't think the movie is anywhere near as important or popular as the soundtrack. The only reason i even bothered to watch the movie was because of the music and the fact that i knew that soundgarden/AIC/ PJ made appearances in it. I agree with pretty much most people here who have posted talking about what a significant soundtrack this was at the time and really for a few years following it as well. I was 15 years old living in a 5k person town when it came out and was probably still listening to it regularly when i went to college because it was so good.

So weird that no one I know ever talked about this growing up... Maybe it's just taken for granted and I missed that boat. This one too: https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sub-Pop-200/release/1543447

Ooh, and if you dig old Saddle Creek stuff, Criteria's When We Break is a steal for under a tenner: https://www.amazon.co.uk/When-We-Break-VINYL-Criteria-x/dp/B0009WWEL2/ref=sr_1_479?s=music&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1491734969&sr=1-479

There is one on discogs for 25 which is pretty fair. Could always message that person and see if they would take less. Has worked for me in the past!

Bull Moose pre-order is up: http://www.bullmoose.com/p/25049014/dreamcar-dreamcar

So someone thought a video of the record playing sounded bad... that's what you're judging it off of?

They pictures are still a little blurry for some reason but whatever... I am thrilled with my new media console. It was built by a guy named Adam (www.karmadeefa.com). If you live in TN and need a record shelf or any custom furniture you should 100% hit him up. I also posted a few other angles of my living (record) room as well as my main storage unit This is my main record shelf which was given to me by my grandmother.

The Killers - Hot Fuss - White /1000 The Strokes - First Impressions of Earth - Super Special Newbury giant seam split edition 1/1 The Game - The Documentary - 2005 pressing Denzel Curry - Ultimate - Black /??? The Damned - Mindless, Directionless, Energy: Live at the Lyceum 1981 - 1987 UK pressing Ministry - The Nature of Law - 1985 12" single Aztec Camera - High Land, Hard Rain - 1983 US Pressing Karriem Riggens - Headnod Suite SIGNED - Black/??? Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats - Pusher Man - Black /500 Agent Orange - This is the Voice - 1986 US Pressing The Cure - Seventeen Seconds - UK first pressing (textured sleeve) Coheed and Cambria - Welcome Home - black /??? The Cranberries - No Need To Argue - Cranberry colored /1000 Thrice/Thursday - Split - Clear /??? The Specials - Ghost Town - 1981 US 12" 6lack - FREE 6LACK - Black /??? Soundgarden - Ultramega OK - Looser Edition /??? Death - Human - Milky Clear with Splatter /300 Anderson .Paak - Malibu SIGNED - Pink /1500

I'd highly recommend www.tapeheads.net, the folks over there are tapedeck enthusiasts and will give some good recommendations. A lot of people over there are fans of Nakamichi decks -- Japanese company that made high end decks that can usually be found at very affordable prices now due to lack of interest from the masses. I have one of their entry level decks and it sounds great, would highly recommend looking into them. Maybe check your local craigslist or ebay.

Got mine today! As mentioned, the sound is fantastic. Mine had a skip on the last track of side B but after a quick scrub on my Okki Nokki it was perfect. The variant color really looks best held up to the light

Grabbed a copy of The Killers - Hot Fuss from work with my employee discount, ended up paying $15 for it. It's so nice to finally have one of my fav albums on wax without having paid triple digits for an official pressing or settling for a bootleg.