jackholexxxx

According to a user on reddit, it is un-numbered, has different label codes/barcode, has the GID cover, and the matrix/runout match the original.

Just got shipping confirmation and the receipt calls its "CREEPSHOW/SOUNDTRACK@CREEPER EDITION / 2ND PRESSING"

The target shelves are great if you leave the feet off or add additional support under the middle. I have 4 that are chock full and one also has a couple hundred pounds of equipment on top. 3 years in and no issues.

Until you click Add To Cart: Pre-Order - Ships on or before August 21, 2015

I don't think it works that way.

$5/mo 72 still in stock @ $17

Same release date as the repress. Pre-Order - Ships on or before August 21, 2015.

One email to his customers could avoid 100 emails in his inbox.

I think most of us would just be happy with a little communication.

I've always been a dreamer.

No I bought them to resell. I mentioned this earlier. http://boards.vinylcollective.com/topic/114650-a-discussion-about-record-flippers/?p=2352868

Doubtful, but I am middle aged with an excellent job that allows for a lot of disposable income. I spent a shit ton on my turntable and accessories that I rarely get to use. Someday I will be retired and breaking some seals. edit: Older pic here: http://boards.vinylcollective.com/topic/97567-post-your-record-storage-area/?p=2045152 edit 2: You can see what I am flipping here: http://www.discogs.com/seller/jackholexxxx/profile Collection here: http://www.discogs.com/user/jackholexxxx/collection

And haven't sold out of the additional 1500 yet.

Download codes. I would rather purchase a record with a download code vs a CD. Due to my work schedule most of the listening I do is at work via digital files. It sucks, but I still enjoy collecting and listening at home when I can.

I like having my own personal home music store that is always stocked with only the music I like. Therefore I have hundreds of sealed albums. I am not afraid to go over to my shelves and open up a sealed record to play, but because of the size of my collection there is a good possibility that some records may never get listened to. At some point I will be thinning out the collection and I intend to make a profit from it. I am not sure what label applies to me.

Represses are possible. Look at what Mondo just did. They sold out in a few hours and then put more up for preorder.

Why aren't we mad at the labels for not pressing enough records? The labels are creating the problem. edit: Downvotes, but no discussion. Good on you VC.

I recently purchased 5 new copies of an OOP MOV release from 2010 for retail price. Am I allowed to sell these for a profit? What is the cut-off time before I become a flipper? 1 week/month/year/decade?

Gone???

http://www.discogs.com/sell/release/5594701?ev=rb

Secret Melvins recording session today. Will supposedly only be available to VIPs.

And in those shitty, thin, cardboard envelope mailers.

I would support but I am not giving some random website access to my facebook account so they can send a message on my behalf.

I chuckled when I ordered the Fog Lake cassette. Says it is shipping at the end of June. We all know it will be a few months later.

Amazon.com as well: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VN7OHCQ/ http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VN7OGEK http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00VN7OHA8/