Tamubro

Here's the response
"We're very sorry about the delay!  Due to a manufacturing issue in the US (the UK stock was manufactured in the UK), our shipment was delayed.  We received half of it today and we are feverishly packaging the first 450 orders in the order they were placed.  To save time we processed the orders early so we could have all the shipping labels ready to go so as soon as the stock arrived, thus we could just box it up, label it, and get it out.  I would check the tracking tomorrow to see if yours was one of the orders to make this first batch.  Unfortunately, the remaining stock is not going to arrive until mid-January.  We apologize profusely for the delay and hope you understand that filling these orders is a huge priority for us and we are doing everything we can to get them out ASAP. "

Nope, I'm gonna email them today. That's ridiculous

https://www.spin.com/2017/12/mark-kozelek-two-new-album-announcement-james-franco-score/

Back in stock

When I bought mine, the drop down quantity stopped at 8.

Awesome, was actually able to get one! It looks to be out of stock again too.

Thought this was pretty cool --
 
The Exorcist (OST) - Deluxe Edition 180 gram vinyl signed by the Director William Friedkin --- limit one per person
 
https://www.amoeba.com/the-exorcist-ost-autographed-lp-various-artists/albums/3993521/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Post&utm_campaign=ExorcistSignedLP

Thanks!! 3 left I think.

Always love a good Maynard Video...just saw this on Insta

I'm getting spam redirects on my iPhone. It's slightly different each time as far as what the message or spam says.
It happens every so often and I've noticed it for a few weeks but it always stops right when I'm almost motivated to post about it.
 

"Welcome to our PRE ORDER page for Faint Not Limited-Edition Vinyl! We’ve been wanting to order these in vinyl for a long time now and because of the increase in vinyl manufacturers, we’re finally able to, if we reach 100 pre-orders in the next 3 days. The manufacturer we’re working with estimates 8-10 weeks production time, so we plan on having them by late November or early December.
 
We’re planning on fulfilling each one of these orders ourselves, hand-numbering them, and signing them. We’ll even address them to someone and write a short message if you’d like us to.
 
Here are the details:
   - 180 Gram (AUDIOPHILE) Heavyweight Vinyl
   - Hand-Numbered
   - Signed with the option of a personalized recipient & message
   - Digital download included
   - Exclusive artwork insert included"
 
http://jennyandtyler.com/vinyl
 

 
 
I'm a huge fan of these guys from back in my college days. They're 100% independent so it's great that they're starting to get vinyl out! 
 
One of their later albums, "Of This I'm Sure" is also available on vinyl if you're so inclined:
http://jennyandtyler.com/store
 

 
 
Thanks to anyone who checks this out! 

Mother of God...keep us updated.

Not sure if it was mentioned in here, but Barnes and Noble has signed copies of Sleep Well Beast available. 
 
https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/sleep-well-beast-the-national/31387677?ean=0191400002036
 
 

http://creep-records-store.shoplightspeed.com/brand-new-science-fiction-red-and-blue-indie-exclu.html
Another place selling the indie exclusive.

I got there early on Friday and was doing my annual walk through before sets began. When I got to 4AD table i don't know what made it pop into my mind, but I randomly asked if they would be come widely available. She said she wasn't done setting up and pulled out a sealed box. She gave me the first one. Pretty sure the box glowed with a celestial light as she pulled out the first single. 
 
And while she works for 4AD and I kinda knew how she would respond, I asked if she heard the album and if so what are her thoughts. She said it is a fantastic album and fans will love it, that it's different but familiar. So I was amped. 

Hell to the Yes!

Dude-bro etiquette? Please. It's 2015.
Fuckboi etiquette.

Trying to make my way to Chicago for this...if I do I'll snag you a copy. I'd be flying...so I could probably snag a couple more. Hope it all works out for both of us!

Rage Against The Machine - Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium

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.

Bro the grooves are deeper and it feels soooo much better pressed against my naked flesh

OH MY GOD READ 4 POSTS ABOVE YOUSELF

hell no don't delete this 
 
Seriously, you have nearly 12,000 posts. Free Bump!
 
Congrats on getting married!!!!!

Classic!

This moron OP has a -55 now and it labels him as a "jerk"
 
that is awesome.