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just favorited and retweeted, Matt! Good Luck on your adventure!!! Also a huge Foo fan...seeing them in October!

The wife and I are trying to find our way to Chicago for this...if we can score some frequent flyer points from her boss (she told us she'd hook us up for her bday)...then I'll snag you one shenanigans. I'll PM you if we can get it all sorted!

Tess! Have you ever gone to Outside Lands? I went a few years back and it was unbelievable. I'm trying to convince a few friends to hop in the car for a road trip. We'd just need to scalp some tickets at the gate for this weekend. San Francisco is one of my favorite places. You're so lucky to live there!

Guess I should have been a little more clear...does anyone know of any cheaper magazine sites or have any discount codes. I saw that at one point you could get a subscription to Rolling Stone for $4.99. The interwebs have never been my forte And how could I get upset with tellallyourfriends...K-Durant is my favorite baller

Did a quick search through VC, but came up empty. Has anyone ever used DiscountMags.com to subscribe to magazines? Is it legit? I've always wanted a subscription to Rolling Stone Magazine and found this online http://www.discountmags.com/magazine/rolling-stone?a=zdcom If I ordered through Rolling Stone, it comes out to be $34.95 a year. Haven't had a magazine subscription in a long time...didn't know there were discount sites. Thanks

Rage Against The Machine - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium

Yes, please.

And...poof...it's gone.

Can we order multiples with a different card, but same address? I just bought one and I want to use my wife's to order another...is there anything written about only one per household?

Thanks, chriswamsley I'm going to hold out until I get the sweetness for $300 or under.

Damnit. Can't believe I missed out!

What were they selling the pro ject debut carbon for?

What songs on the 7" ?

I don't know if this is anyone's cup of tea, but check it out. Austin, TX folks should enjoy. Mint juleps, craft beer, a jumbotron to watch the Kentucky Derby and killer tunes.

Cheapest one I saw on EBay right now http://m.ebay.com/itm/161580749608?nav=SEARCH

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2PsXT88UeU I don't know about this...maybe it'll grow on me. Not really a fan of the music video either.

I need to contact Third Man Records about a Vault Package question... is this the correct email address - [email protected] I only found that and [email protected] Thanks! edit - just sent it off to both...didn't get kicked back so I guess they're still good email addresses. Never know with that tricky Jack White

End of an Ear allows you to use the Go Local Card? I've never bought one before, but if they're slicing 10% off all purchases I'm down.

The guys and gal that work at End of an Ear are awesome people. If you have questions about anything they actually give a shit and are willing to get from behind the counter and help you. Best = End of an Ear

Looks like this dropped to $23.99 on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00S5OZK6W/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B00S5OZK6W&linkCode=as2&tag=kersjour-20&linkId=PEJVYM7XICLN5OV2 Get on it!

Try these out - http://www.gonola.com/2013/04/20/gonola-top-5-new-orleans-record-stores.html 1. Louisiana Music Factory – Louisiana Music Factory is the unofficial record store of New Orleans, if not for the fact alone that they house the largest selection of New Orleans and Louisiana music in the world. Their knowledgeable and attentive staff is more than happy to find just the right record for you. In addition to their amazing selection, they have special in-store shows on Saturdays and have their own custom lineup surrounding Jazz Fest. 2. Euclid Records – You’ll know Euclid Records when you see the bright pink house that’s refreshingly not so out of place on Chartres St. by the levee in the Bywater. Inside this gem of a record store that is relatively new to New Orleans, you’ll find an extensive collection of old and new vinyl, from the 50s to recent releases. Euclid Records is a proud participant of Record Store Day, so expect some good specials and in-store performances while digging for vinyl treasure. Visit Euclid Records at their new location, one block away from the old one at 3301 Chartres Street. 3. Domino Sound – Domino Sound, located in Mid-City on the quaint little Bayou Road off of Esplanade Avenue is a vinyl head’s haven. Comprised of mostly vinyl records, the modest-sized shop is laid out by genre, from rock to punk to hip hop to local to world music. The staff is made up of music nerds who are well-versed in the store’s selection. They’re very accommodating and unpretentious, so they won’t judge you for buying that Fresh Prince or Michael Bolton record, unlike Jack Black in “High Fidelity” when he rails on the suburban square for purchasing “I Just Called To Say I Love You” for his daughter’s birthday. In-store live shows occur occasionally, so ask whoever is behind the counter when the next one is! 4. Skully’z – It can be easy to pass up this little record shop located on lower Bourbon Street in the French Quarter among all the bars and clubs, but it’s definitely worth veering off the beaten path for. They have plenty of local offerings as well as the latest hit records from popular and indie bands alike. For as small in stature Skully’z Recordz is, it’s surprising the amount of time one could spend getting lost in stacks of records. Skully’z is also a participant of Record Store Day. 5. Mushroom – Mushroom has long been the favorite among the Uptown university and residential community, and with good reason. Besides having a rich and well-rounded music collection, it’s a relaxed atmosphere with a fun and friendly vibe. It’s great to just go and spend an afternoon leisurely perusing their records, CDs and DVDs.

New Song - Deep Six https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9YJS4nTNsM

When did you order? Did any of these get shipped to local shops?

Anyone heard any news on this? I ordered the Green vinyl off of Amazon on October 14. Says it's getting released tomorrow, December 9. I'm getting antsy!

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