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Yup! Now if someone could pull up a link with those songs that would be awesome haha

Would kill for them to press DTMB. But another pressing of this will do.

Would kill for them to press DTMB. But another pressing of this will do.

Would kill for them to press DTMB. But another pressing of this will do.

Would kill for them to press DTMB. But another pressing of this will do.

https://www.amazon.com/Taking-Back-Sunday-Vinyl/dp/B06VSDTX5C/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1487691140&sr=8-3&keywords=taking+back+sunday+vinyl

I'm 2 months away from completing my English degree and I still don't fully understand semicolons.

I was looking for a hobby that would consume all my time, money and resources and settled on this one

Had the day off, ordered a pizza... delivery dude handed me my pizza and the mailer with this in it.. all in all a good day!

Had the day off, ordered a pizza... delivery dude handed me my pizza and the mailer with this in it.. all in all a good day!

Yeah, this album just makes me want to listen to their other albums instead.

If you wanted it badly then it shouldn't matter that everyone else doesn't give a shit. Maybe you can feel remorse because you waited in line when you could have scooped it up easily.

Good news. Surprised it took them this long. Hopefully they do a non picture disc version of Sam's Town one day.

Between this and the Deftones there's a lot of butt hurt around these parts... I wonder why this isn't on Amazon.

The bigger question is what the hell is explicit about this album.
Plus, these stickers seemed way more common in the 80s and 90s. Pretty non existent these days or at least for things I buy

Sometimes, if the price is right, on a magical evening, someone will pay $220 for a $25 LP.  
 
After all, I once paid $220 for 4 pairs of pants and a shirt at the Gap.

Mine was ETR.

My first thought was 'SRC'.

WWE clearly understands developing talent, but this asset has been questioned a lot as of late. The Rock was unknown and the WWE molded him in-house and he turned into one of the top ten biggest draws of all time. Same with John Cena. But Vince can create characters too. Vince has taken hundreds of wrestlers from other companies who were good workers and created iconic characters with his vision: Hulk Hogan, Undertaker, Stone Cold, Mick Foley, Triple H, etc. 

I see all these talented, desirable people coming to NXT and the main roster, and I think that maybe he's lost the vision because most of these people have personas they created and branded elsewhere (Punk, Bryan, Samoa Joe, Nakamura, AJ, Styles, Bobby Roode, etc). Perhaps it's more that since WWE is the only major international promotion, everybody coming up has been only in the indies and they've had to have that career-defining persona to survive as a pro wrestler?

It is an interesting time. Cena is not done yet. And as much as I hate his character, it will be interesting to see what happens with him. These are kind of random thoughts strung together flimsily. 

See this is the right attitude to have when buying records. Bravo for not complaining and being happy that you can own the music on vinyl.

See this is the right attitude to have when buying records. Bravo for not complaining and being happy that you can own the music on vinyl.

Hell, at this point they'll be at Barnes and Noble or Urban Outfitters next week.