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PMFS - Knife in the Marathon A Day in Black and White - My Heroes Have Always Killed Cowboys (grey, first press /500) Hugs - Tarpit The ADIBAW and Hugs albums were in a lot, $14 shipped. Woop, woop.

agreed x 10 agreed x100

cool thanks for that

I got one via eBay that was labeled opaque green. No idea if that means its turquoise or green/grey or none of the above.

just got my Hot Cross - New Set of Lungs and a couple of Alkaline Trio 7"s

I'd rather spend money on music than booze. oh common, AP doesn't pay you enough to do both?

you gotta love punk rock cliques

haha! +1 you have to be 16 to get a job anywhere near this darn town touche

Untrue. With music that is recorded digitally, to be played on a digital medium (CD, digital download, etc.), the loss of "quality" is going to be significantly lower than if you record on an analog medium (tape) and transfer to CD. You lose the "warmth" that you get with an analog format. The same can be said for converting an analog medium to a digital one, i.e. ripping vinyl to your computer. Even at an extremely high bitrate, you're going to lose certain aspects of the sonic quality. I could talk about this all day long. But that assumes a clear path of analog. I doubt most artists have access to analog equipment for recording.

Get a job you filthy, thieving bastard!

and you wonder why you're depressed take that.

Oh I know I just took the opportunity to make one of my own

you say that now but wait until you're of age.

i most definitely think the reusable grocery bag is the way to go. i've got a few I use mainly at Trader Joes. They rule. They also have dual purpose functionality as I use them for toting stuff to the beach.

That's still one of the best band names I've ever heard.

I might get smacked around for this: Converge. Haven't sought out too many of their records but what I have heard I don't like. Same goes for Mastodon.

I wouldn't say that about Plans, I don't think its quite up there quality-wise. I enjoyed the record, don't get me wrong. I just don't think it had the same depth.

I'm pretty sure most do around these parts. If you listen to any digitized music and are happy with it or at least content you would get the same if not better for digitizing vinyl. Even if you don't, its still the best you're going to get without hooking up a hi-fi in your car.

Nothing I'm salivating over but some things I'll get when they come out: The Hives - Black and White Album Band of Horses - Cease to Begin JEW - Chase This Light

with the right settings all the frequencies you can hear will be digitized with little to no loss at all.

if you're the captain is there really any doubt?

i think i'll settle in to a two-three year upgrade cycle. especially since the pods can be used like portable hard drives.

but the Captain goes down with the ship

This is not going to happen for a long, long time I'm afraid. Depends what you mean. Flash-based memory as it becomes more and more popular will see massive price drops. That won't take too long. Apple was already rumored to be using a solid-state hard drive for its ultra-portable laptop. Granted that laptop has yet to see the light of day but its not a far-fetched idea.

priority mail boxes are free, that must be why they do it, but LP mailers are not that expensive. Especially given the quantity Interpunk would go through. They would get massive discounts.