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stl_ben

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  1. 7 hours ago, N8TRU said:

    Every video I've seen from people who went looks like they're having a miserable time so I think you're better off. People can barely walk from stage to stage, 5-7 songs from most artists, extremely long queue getting inside the festival, the list goes on. Having every artist on every day rather than spreading it out is super lame too. It's basically a festival for people who haven't listened to new music in over 10 years and think it's a great opportunity even though most of these bands tour regularly.

    I went this year and you could get from stage to stage very easily (unless maybe you were up in the pit for Blink/Green Day.  I was very happy with the set lists from the bands I saw.  No line to get or out of the venue as I even went back to my hotel mid day to freshen up.  Only 2 real line, right when gates opened and then for the band specific merch.  

    As far as pricing, to see blink or Green Day was going to cost $150+ for each show, so basically I saw them both do full shows for the same price + a dozen other bands all day.

    I'm for sure going to go again next year, but I haven't bought tickets yet.  There was a ton of tickets on the secondary market both years and if you wait you can get them for way under face value.

  2. 29 minutes ago, dlc3172 said:

    I believe vinyl collectors would want first presses for the same reason that book collectors would want first editions and for the same reason that baseball card collectors want rookie cards.  It's the "first" of something, so for most collectors, it's the version they want.

    *Some collectors.  Overall though many of the rarest/most valuable/desirable versions aren't the first pressings.

    Also rookie card would be more of a comparison to a bands first release, which on many bands is not desirable at all.

  3. The items from that other release are completely seperate from the Interscope Vinyl Collective, that comes from a high end art gallery and is in line with how they price everything.  This is the start to a new subscription series that they are going to want people to sign up for.  No other vinyl service (that I'm aware of) starts their pricing at $80 for a single monthly LP.

  4. 1 hour ago, faaip de oiad said:

     I don't support abuse. I find it ridiculous that I, or anyone else should be blamed for supporting anyone that abused anyone else just for liking the music I/we listened to decades ago. The recording industry is a dirty business and they know it. There's blood all over the music we listen to. Whether intentionally or unintentionally. We are the victims

    No one is saying you support it by liking something in the past.  But giving that artist money now would be.

  5. 1 minute ago, MyEnemy said:

    Love this. The boards resident flipper actually has a heart.

    How many months rent have you made off Marilyn Manson boots?

    I don't think I have ever owned a single Manson record.  I was a fan about 25 years ago, but that phase of my life has long passed.  So sorry never sold anything Manson.  Now I have sold off most of my Brand New records.  I get that its hard to be a fan of something that is vey problematic now.  I also have several Wander Franco cards that are now probably trash....But yeah IMO there is a big difference between getting rid of something you already have then spending money that would continue to go directly to these probablamatic characters. 

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