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Based on the song selections the show makes, only a bad hard rock cover of it would fit.

any pressing infos available?
just a repress in blue or different colors coming?

I was in Austin and picked up quite a bit between Waterloo and End of an Ear
 
Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
Pinback - Summer in Abandon
Grouper - Dragging a Dead Deer Up a Hill
Grouper - The Man Who Died in His Boat
Grouper - A I A : Dream Loss
The National - Boxer
ISIS + Aereogramme - In The Fish Tank 14
Mogwai / Bardo - 10" split
Animal Collective : Danse Manatee
The Folk Implosion : Dare To Be Surprised
Young Widows - Live Radio Performance
Deerhoof / Half Waif - LAMC #4 split
 
Came home to these in the mail
 
DCFC : Transatlantacism
Jesu : Everyday I Get Closer to the Light From Which I Came
Boards of Canada : Tomorrow's Harvest

Wolves In The Throne Room‘s 2011 BBC Radio 1 Session will be released on vinyl this fall through Southern Lord Records. The two song in-studio performance (““Prayer Of Transformation” and “Thuja Magus Imperium“) will be issued by Southern Lord on November 26th and will be titled “BBC Session 2011 Anno Domini“.
 

 
BBC Session 2011 Anno Domini Track Listing:
1 Prayer of Transformation
2 Thuja Magus Imperium
 
http://www.earsplitcompound.com/site/2013/10/09/wolves-in-the-throne-room-southern-lord-confirms-bbc-session-2011-anno-domini/

You aren't suppose to play ones with a spindle hole that's too small.  They are supposed to be hung on your wall and never listened to.
 
It's a feature!

Could you possibly sell or trade the baby for a new setup?

I have a feeling that album got overlooked by most people.  It was easily one of my favorites from 2010.  I'll have to listen to it again later today, it's been a while.

Get a dog?  Mine is always interested in doing shit, seems like he never has any plans.
 
When I moved to Seattle, I had a real tough time meeting people (which I'm told is fairly normal here and probably most cities).  If I had known about meetup.com at the time, I probably would have tried it.  Since bars aren't much of an option, try coffee shops or places like that.  I don't think it really matters what you do specifically, as long as it's a social environment, you'll eventually meet some people.  I think being proactive will help quite a bit too, you can't really wait for people to come to you.
 
I met most of the people I know here from working in a bar, but I think any serving type job will have the same effect.  You get to know people, either customers or coworkers.  I'm sure you already have a job, but waiting tables or working in a book or record store a few days a week would put you in contact with a bunch of people.  Chances are that one of them is rad.

Could you possibly sell or trade the baby for a new setup?

"Look at all the records I bought with my cum money!"

Could you possibly sell or trade the baby for a new setup?

Could you possibly sell or trade the baby for a new setup?

Could you possibly sell or trade the baby for a new setup?

Should be three left, go nuts kids.
 
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I don't know what to recommend specifically, but I'll list off some stuff that I've enjoyed from the last decade or so.
 
Ongoing :
 
American Vampire (on a hiatus)
Chew
East of West
The Goon (on a hiatus)
Saga
The Li'l Depressed Boy (on a hiatus)
Six Gun Gorilla
Trillium
The Unwritten
The Wake
The Walking Dead
 
Finished :
 
100 Bullets
Bone
DMZ
Daytripper
Ex Machina
Preacher
Rasl
Sandman
Scalped
Scott Pilgrim
Sweet Tooth
Transmetropolitan
Y The Last Man
 
If you have any questions about specific ones, let me know.  There are also quite a few Fables spinoffs, but I don't recall any of them being nearly as good as Fables.
 
Edit : This also reminds me that I'm a good month behind on things.

I'm still waiting for my Rick Astley single I preordered in 1987.

I hold on to mine for future use, keep them in circulation

This is the only Christmas album I need : http://www.discogs.com/Vandals-Christmas-With-The-Vandals/master/391683

I'm not into tapes. But if you start pressing vinyl at 78 rpm or releasing stuff on 8-track, hit me up. Cassettes are for dudes that have 20/20 vision but wear glasses any way, smoke real cigarettes and wear flannel shirts all year long. Not my style.

Here's a single from the new album out next year : https://soundcloud.com/tycho/tycho-awake

I really dug that movie, I second the recommendation.
 
I spend my three days off staying home, so I blew through some movies this week.
 
The Conjuring, Monsters University, The Innkeepers, Pontypool and The House of the Devil.
 
I think I'm going to have a pretty slow night at work too, so I'll probably watch something tonight as well.

Unfortunately they didn't get new prices

Just discovered I'm going to be in town for the first 4 days of Austin Beer Week!  Looks like a lot of cask beer related events, should be a blast!

It's fairly easy to find up here.  It's usually what I drink when I'm out and either a) broke or plan on being out for more than a couple hours.

I don't really care at this point either.  The show is holding my attention just fine without her.