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  1. 38 minutes ago, VinylMario said:

    It says that Thirdman Nashville and Detroit will carry the colored variant the day after the release as well as other select retailers. I wonder how the select retailers are selected that'll be carrying that colored variant.

    For Sciences the black/green seemed to go out to shops in towns on their most previous tour.  Not sure if it lined up perfectly because I didn't match the list to their tour schedule, but there were a couple cities that got variants that seemed like weird choices except that Sleep had just played there.

  2. Figured I'd ride it out and then almost immediately decided to cancel.  The new changes they announced yesterday are just too much.  They're still not being transparent in what's going on.  It almost seems like they're trying to move to a more expensive system where only some inconvenient showtimes are available and only a certain number of tickets will be distributed to subscribers on any given day.

     

    It was fun while it lasted though

  3. 12 hours ago, sabukweli said:

    Does $12 work for you? 

    https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?sort=price%2Casc&master_id=153024&ev=mb&format=Vinyl

     

    Wow! I'm surprised at how much more difficult Caution seems to be. I have a copy with a bad skip that I should've returned but I've always been like "eh, I'll pick it up in a store sometime when there's nothing else to buy". That never happened, and I'll probably be stuck with my skippy copy for a while.

    https://www.discogs.com/sell/list?sort=price%2Casc&master_id=153025&ev=mb&format=Vinyl

    That's pretty shocking for Caution.  I've had my copy for years, but def always assumed that there were just a million floating around

  4. 18 hours ago, Bladewillisisdead said:

    Turned the AC in my apartment off, went to the movies for a few hours. Turned the AC on (yay smart appliances) before I left the mall. It was 15 degrees cooler outside by the time the movie was done.

     

    I'll honestly probably save a fair amount on my electric bill if I keep doing that through this heat wave. Helps that I have moviepass so I'm not actually spending money on tickets.

    I got the Nest last year and it's been pretty great for that saving money stuff.   But it also cranks it up to 83 degrees if I stay sitting in the same place for too long because it thinks I left the house.

  5. 21 hours ago, scottheisel said:

    Camp PID was rad. Tons of good bands, most everyone was chill. I didn’t see any overt negativity or fighting. The Interrupters and Descendents had the sets of the weekend in my opinion. 

    Saw that video going around with Jello joining the Descendents on stage for "Police Truck", seemed pretty fun

  6. 3 hours ago, mintplusplus said:

    I believe they explained this last season. I don't remember exactly how they put it but he realized, in essence, that the trauma pushed them closer to having agency and making their own decisions, etc.

    I know that was heavily implied, but I'm still skeptical of how involved William really is in wanting to "wake up" the park's robots.  Or how awake they really are.

     

    Spoiler

    My personal theory at this point in the season is that the robots aren't actually conscious, they are just giving the appearance of being so to cause a distraction.  The point of the distraction is that the Delos Company has been creating clones of high ranking officers/board members (whatever) in the company and they're going to replace the real people with robots that are remotely controlled.  The confusion at the party, no one knowing who is and isn't dead, is the perfect cover for changing out people with robots.

     

  7. On 5/17/2018 at 7:39 PM, jhulud said:

    They're really fuckin' me up now. Esp. after last episode. But it's hooking me in even deeper now. 

    From what I've read in other forums, the creators have admitted that season 1 was a "prologue" with season 2 really being where the story begins.  And they expect it to take either 5 or 6 seasons to tell the full story.

     

    I still haven't gotten around to watching the films, but I read through the plots and it seems like season 2 is following the same basic idea as Westworld (the movie).  Which probably leads to us being able to assume that somewhere around season 2 or 3 we'll transfer into the second film, Futureworld.  The concept of that film is that the creators of the robots in Westworld begin creating robot clones of real people in order to take over the world, or something.

     

    Still no idea what William was doing in the beginning of season 1 to Dolores in that barn or why he killed Maeve and her daughter, especially since he doesn't seem to do much of anything that isn't linked to a "story".  My guess is we won't figure that out for a while.

  8. 57 minutes ago, Reshiram454 said:

    One time they sent me a record already opened and it looked like it had been chewed up. At least it did come in a record mailer.

    If it's damaged just take it to a store and they'll replace it, most employees are known of the bullshit that goes on at their warehouses.

    It's really weird they do this.  It's not even Mail order but instore too.  They always have a bunch of open damaged records they're trying to sell at full price.  Always wondered who the person was at my local store who bought that $35 beat to hell copy of Crazysexycool I had my eye on.

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