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I'll take it.

I think I saw the drummer from Wild Flag in there, too.

I'm growing tired of Fred Armisen

I stand corrected.

I'd be really surprised if they shipped any deluxe packages to physical retail stores. But I've been wrong before.

I miss the two piece JtB. Basement shows and beer and distortion and all that.

Damnit. Amazon hates me. I've got Amazon Prime, I pre-ordered this back in December, and I just got a text saying I won't get it until Thursday. I should have just bit the bullet, spent $2 more, and gotten in at my local shop today. Being a citizen of Philadelphia, I'm sure there are plenty of copies around.

Looks nice. Looking forward to the bonus tracks.

This album sounds FUCKING HUGE.

It won't be the same. Around the Well was released by Sub Pop. This is being released by Sam Beam's own, new label.

Confirmed. It was just 3 LPs jammed in a wide sleeve.

This is an auto-buy for me. Love that old, lo-fi, 4-track stuff of his.

Sorry didn't see this was already posted. Please delete.

I'd kill for a No Code repress from Pearl Jam. Charge me $75 for it, I don't even care. I just want it.

Only about $40 shipped for 3LP on "gold" vinyl

In addition to the new live Dr Dog album and the new Sleater-Kinney LP coming this month, I'm eagerly awaiting this one... http://lightintheattic.net/releases/1332-native-north-america-vol-1-aboriginal-folk-rock-and-country-1966-1985 Native North America (Vol. 1): Aboriginal Folk, Rock, and Country 1966–1985Native North America (Vol. 1) features music from the Indigenous peoples of Canada and the northern United States, recorded in the turbulent decades between 1966 to 1985. It represents the fusion of shifting global popular culture and a reawakening of Aboriginal spirituality and expression. The majority of this material has been widely unavailable for decades, hindered by lack of distribution or industry support and by limited mass media coverage, until now. You’ll hear Arctic garage rock from the Nunavik region of northern Quebec, melancholy Yup’ik folk from Alaska, and hushed country blues from the Wagmatcook First Nation reserve in Nova Scotia. You’ll hear echoes of Neil Young, Velvet Underground, Leonard Cohen, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny Cash, and more among the songs, but injected with Native consciousness, storytelling, poetry, history, and ceremony.

My near mint items (Neil, Dr Dog, PHJB CD, Wilco CD) are not sealed, but have never been played.

http://www.discogs.com/seller/Dan122186/profile Deer Tick - Negativity Sleater-Kinney - One Beat Lifeboat - Lifeboat Neil Young - A Letter Home Fiya - Magic Words Dr. Dog - Control Yourself (colored 7") Check out my Discogs sale for prices. Shoot me a message to let me know you're from here and I'll take a dollar off each record and a dollar off shipping.

Is he a WMG artist? I read about a huge price jump scheduled for their albums

Just scored the last Desaparecidos 7" (Te Amo Camila Vallejo / The Underground Man) for less than $6 on eBay.

I know... i just wasn't paying attention at the time of purchase.

Preorder available now: http://kingsroadmerch.com/dr-dog/ Looks like this is only available on black vinyl.

I already placed my preorder for the deluxe version. I thought it was just going to be on white vinyl, but I went back to the sub pop website and discovered that it has a few extra tracks, comes in a fancy different sleeve, and has alternate cover art...

Call them. 1000% better than emailing them from my experience.

I've got an original, legit copy of yield, and would LOVE chance to have No Code on vinyl. Come on guys, re-release them already!