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If it ends up being 1/2 speed master of 10,000 Days on 10 discs, in an obsidian box with white gold etching artwork, and a collection of 4 tiny bottles each of them containing a fart from a band member for $10,000, i'll definitely pass on it. I'll wait a few months for the half-priced basic version, ain't falling for that shit again like i did with the 5LP FI box.

I can't imagine telling anyone I know in real life I spent almost $2k on two Taylor Swift tickets.

I’ll likely end up going cuz why not. May not get another chance. Plus it being Sunday night I’m sure it’ll be sparsely attended.

I recorded the whole set from the album release show if anyone is interested.

This right here. I have a few boots shirts that are way better quality and price than these.

There’s so many bootleggers that put out these shirts all the time for a fraction of the price and they look better than the originals

Am I listening to a different album? I didn't find this boring or repetitive at all. The whole thing is excellent in my opinion. I will be spinning this a lot.

It’s shit like this that painfully reminds me that no one listened to Pearl Jam back in ‘94.

Tooth & Nail is proud to bring you Emery’s classic In Shallow Seas We Sail and The Classic Crime’s Albatross to the vinyl record format for the very first time! All of these releases are finished, in-hand and ship immediately! The gorgeous vinyl pressings will feature both T&N and band-exclusive variants. Both pressings will be out of 1,000 total units. These will go live simultaneously on Thursday, Nov 17th @ 10 AM PST. Full details below.

$24.98 + shipping on Rhino.com $24.98 + free shipping on Amazon Sixty years ago, Booker T. & The MG’s transformed an impromptu studio jam into one of the most popular instrumentals ever recorded, “Green Onions.” An instant hit when it came out in the summer of 1962, the single topped the R&B chart and peaked at #3 on the pop chart before selling a million copies. That fall, the song became the title track to the band’s debut album, which, coincidentally, was also the first album released on Stax Records, the legendary Memphis-based record company that shaped the sound of Southern Soul in the Sixties. In celebration of this classic album’s anniversary, Rhino is releasing a newly remastered version on green vinyl. GREEN ONIONS: 60th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION will be available on February 24 on 180-gram translucent green “onion” vinyl ($24.98). The music also will be available the same day on CD ($14.98) and from digital and streaming services. The newly remastered version of “Mo’ Onions” from the reissue is available today digitally. The music has been completely remastered for this edition, and the album packaging features all-new liner notes by American author David Ritz, who interviewed two of the group’s founding members – Booker T. Jones and Steve Cropper – for this release. Jones and Cropper tell the story of how – along with Lewie Steinberg (bass) and Al Jackson Jr. (drums) – they accidentally created a masterpiece. As the house band for Stax Records, the quartet was booked to record demos, but the scheduled singer arrived too hoarse to record. Instead of packing up, the band stayed and started noodling on a blues riff. Jim Stewart, the owner of Stax, was engineering the session that day. He liked what he heard and began recording the band without telling them. When they finished, he liked it so much that he wanted to release it immediately as a single. The group agreed and returned to the studio to write and record a B-side for the new song they named “Behave Yourself.” Back in the studio, Cropper asked Jones to play a riff he’d played during a recent show. In the liner notes, Jones recalls the moment: “I’d forgotten those riffs…so I asked Steve to stand next to the organ and help refresh my memory. I played several licks before Steve stopped and shouted, ‘That’s it!’ He identified the opening notes of what would become ‘Green Onions.’ The song burst to life on the spot.” The next day, Cropper took the then-unnamed B-side to a local deejay who played it on the air four times in a row. The station’s phones lit up with callers asking where they could buy the song. Naturally, “Green Onions” graduated to the A-side, and the rest is history. Today, the popularity of “Green Onions” continues to grow. Everyone from The Blues Brothers to Count Basie and Deep Purple to Mongo Santamaría has covered the funky and soulful instrumental. It’s appeared in a long list of films and television shows, including Quadrophenia, Get Shorty, The Sopranos, and Ken Burn’s The Vietnam War. The Library of Congress added it to the National Recording Registry in 2012, and the Grammy® Awards gave it the Grammy® Hall of Fame Award in 1999. In addition to physical sales, the song has been streamed nearly 200 million times to date. GREEN ONIONS: DELUXE 60TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION LP Track Listing Side One 1. “Green Onions” 2. “Rinky-Dink” 3. “I Got A Woman” 4. “Mo’ Onions” 5. “Twist And Shout” 6. “Behave Yourself” Side Two 1. “Stranger On The Shore” 2. “Lonely Avenue” 3. “One Who Really Loves You” 4. “I Can’t Sit Down” 5. “A Woman, A Lover, A Friend” 6. “Comin’ Home Baby”

Might spring for ISSWS. I don’t love either variant but it’d be nice to have.

Definitive Edition $50 a pop t-shirts are up on the nin site. "Limited production heavyweight tee is garment-dyed, washed and specially treated for a soft, subtle worn-in vintage 90s feel and fit" it better suck my dick too for 50 bones. Jesus christ on a cracker. Was totally going to get a Sin Era and Salt and Teeth TDS to replace my worn out ones until i saw the price tag. https://store.nin.com/collections/definitive-edition-tees

Damn, so many reunions suck so bad This sounds like they picked up exactly where they left off and it's kind of surreal in 2022 i'm into it

i had that same protection plan offered to me when buying those $1 hot wheels cars at target last week, incredible new grift for these big box stores

its bleedblack

Digging the song. 5:18 length. Now I wanna know if we've been played and there's gonna be some 16 minute monster that takes up all of Side B or something lol.

Secured four 300 level tickets in Seattle for $99+fees each. Really not bad, all things considered. 200 level jumped to nearly $300 each before fees, and I didn't even bother looking at lower/closer. They had to have been insane, though. My daughter is stoked to be seeing Taylor one night, and Paramore the next day. So I guess that's what matters.

The one inside wasn’t printed to the edge of the paper, so they were redone. It’s a subtle difference.

To tack on, I think the vocals on Ritchie Sacramento are some of my favorites of Mogwai's.

Got my shipping notification for SO today. Very nice.

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…For the initial scramble. Some autographed or lenticular tomfoolery with no mention that a more reasonable version is a week or two away from preordering. And perhaps even then a modest, no-frill version some months down the road. Or it could be a DVD with a new music video, for a song off an album that’s 16 years old. Fully prepared for either.

excited but i know its gonna be $600

Grabbed some missing classics from Walmart: Zep1, A Night At The Opera, Holy Diver, Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magick. Miss me with those affiliate links though.

All right, now let's speculate 20th anniversary show exclusive merch. STS repress /500 on silver with silver cover????

I'm usually not too bothered by these, but it's just been happening a lot to me lately. The first record I've ever bought without any intention of playing or selling - a signed copy of The Hum Goes on Forever - arrived from Looney Tunes with a massive bend on the jacket. Like shit, man... literally any other record but that one... Then these. I've bought records with VG/G jackets that look as good if not better than some of these I've been getting lately. This was after a year to a year and a half of pretty good luck with the post office. Don't want to get too off topic, but one more post office anecdote: the day before the shitty MxPx luck, I had Stay What You Are from Amazon get delayed at the Amazon warehouse. Finally arrives yesterday, box slashed, with the record stolen. Excited to see what shenanigans await me with my next package. After pretty good luck, it's reverting to the mean...