Troy plays bass

My jacket was fine, but my record skips a bunch at the beginning of "All Ages Shows." Sort of a bummer, since that's my favorite BTMI song, but I can deal.

Not what I expected at all from a No Sleep release. Sounds good though.

New song is wonderful.

I can live without a tour press, but now I just hope that regular copies last the next couple weeks.

PS: The second pressing is up.

My thoughts exactly, but for me it's "Crushed By Milwaukee's Best" (from an earlier 7").

I know this post is from two and a half years ago, but I'm quoting to say that I'd buy at book that compiled all of the Oral History articles they've had over the years.

There are copies of the red/white/blue splatter (subscriber/final shows exclusive) up here. Not sure how limited these were, but I snagged one and got that Bomb the Meowsic Industry shirt too.

This album is so freaking good. I can seriously see this being my album of the year.

I'm trying to complete my Wonder Years collection (by my standards - no variants), and I just have a few things left to get. Leavenhouse. 11:30. 7" 2007 Tour EP CD I Refuse To Sink: A Collection of Prior Recordings CD I'd also love a copy of Paper Boats Or Some Poems I wrote, but I know that won't come cheap, and I might be interested in other TWY stuff. I'd also like to get the whole Mineral discography. I already have an original pressing of The Power of Failing, so here's what I'm looking for: EndSerenading LP February/M.D. 7" Gloria/Parking Lot 7" Mineral/Jimmy Eat World/Sense Field split 7" &Serenading 7" I know a copy of EndSerenading will be darn near impossible to find for a reasonable price, and I know most of the 7"s can be bought on Discogs for a decent price, but I'd rather buy through here if possible. I might also be interested in a second pressing copy of The Power of Failing and the Complete Collection CD set, but the other stuff is more important.

Hoping they have some copies (whether the tour press or another variant) at the Chicago date.

A friend of mine who is pretty close with a couple members said they practiced a few times in late 2012/early 2013 and had tentative plans to release another album, but obviously nothing came of it.

I think Wide Eyed and maybe The Great Compromise would sell decently well, but I'm also from their area, and they were wildly popular around here in their heyday. Nearly everyone I know who was going to shows and involved in our music scene at the time cites Wide Eyed as a landmark album, so I probably have an inflated sense of how a vinyl pressing would go. Most of those same people disliked Cinematographic, which is a shame. It's not Wide Eyed, but it's almost as good.

One of my all time favorite albums.

I recently learned that "1985" by Bowling For Soup was a cover.

What were you expecting, another LP? This is an awesome thing for them to do, especially since long delays hardly phase me anymore.

Got my stuff from the free case break today! If anyone's looking for the Aspiga/Broadcaster split, I'd gladly trade one of mine (I have red and black) for Such Gold/Placeholder and/or Banquets/Podacter.

I've said for years that "Why Can't We Start Old and Get Younger" reminds me of Fall Out Boy, so I'm interested in this comparison. "Teeth" is possibly my favorite Fireworks song.

I really hope there are still copies of that Daytrotter split left at the Chicago date. I kind of doubt there will be though, since it's the very end of the tour.

Snagged the Aspiga/Broadcaster stuff for the free break! I'll try tune in to the stream tonight.

I'm reviewing it for Under the Gun, so I got a press advance.

Don't worry too much. I didn't like the preview EP either, but those are the worst songs on the album.

...and I'm jealous. That will be awesome.

Picked up a silver and the new You Blew It! album. First order from the new Topshelf store, and it works so well.

"It Gets Better" really threw me at first, but the lyrics and melody are so good that I love it now.