Dr.SteveZissou

It's because you're being an entitled prick. 
 
Who cares as long as your records get to you? I've waited 3 months for a record before. And I've actually been waiting 11 months for one as of now, sure at that point it's completely ridiculous, especially without word from the label, but waiting 2 weeks is not by any means a long amount of time. 

The customer service for this website is HORRIBLE.

The customer service for this website is HORRIBLE.

I think you're good.

Yes, it's definitely better. Our final allotment is somewhat in question, but we'll take care of people in the order they ordered. It was great to see how many people deciphered our cryptic Tweet about the presale. 

Not a problem, I'm shipping your copy out this afternoon. Still waiting to hear back if the first person to ask me still want's the extra copy. Otherwise I will PM the next person on the list.

PMs answered. A few people have asked for the extra copy. I will go check out the other shop tomorrow and see if they have anything for you guys.

PMs answered. A few people have asked for the extra copy. I will go check out the other shop tomorrow and see if they have anything for you guys.

PMs answered. A few people have asked for the extra copy. I will go check out the other shop tomorrow and see if they have anything for you guys.

Bumpin, anyone even have these?

I'm interested in other releases as well. I have In Your Mind Fuzz and Float Along- Fill Your Lungs/ Oddments. I would be interested in acquiring the separate releases as well. 
 
I'm Also looking for the Willoughby's Beach EP
 
I have Ty Segall related goods and Jack White Related goods to trade, or cash. Thanks!
 
For Trade:
The White Stripes Under Great White Northern Lights B-Shows (vault 4, LP only) sleeve has a 2-3 inch seam split, record is -NM

The Dead Weather Sea Of Cowards Live At Third Man Records (Vault 5, LP only) -NM

Jack White And The Bricks Live On The Garden Bowl Lanes: July 9, 1999 (Vault 15, LP only) -NM

I also have a -NM copy of Jack White Live At Third Man Records (along with the Blunderbuss Demos 7" if you're interested in that) (Vault 14, LP)

Ty Segall Band Live At Death By Audio

Ty Segall Manipulator Red Vinyl

Fuzz- S/T blue

Fuzz- S/T fuzzy cover, black splatter

All three Fuzz singles on limited color vinyl

Way more then ska/reggae band. They were one of the few bands that bridged gaps between a lot of different genres. People who listened to hip hop listened to Sublime, people who liked punk, rock, punk rock listened to Sublime. People who liked Pop music listened to sublime. These dudes used hip hop samples, played straight up rock, played straight up punk rock, could play acoustic... they were versatile musicians. No one is saying you have to like them, there's so much hate on these forums. And rarely people begrudgingly give some kind of respect to certain bands while putting them down at the same time. All these Scremo/Emo/Pop Punk lovers on this forum love to hate an most don't even care about music, they just care about cool looking Hot Topic variants . 

Way more then ska/reggae band. They were one of the few bands that bridged gaps between a lot of different genres. People who listened to hip hop listened to Sublime, people who liked punk, rock, punk rock listened to Sublime. People who liked Pop music listened to sublime. These dudes used hip hop samples, played straight up rock, played straight up punk rock, could play acoustic... they were versatile musicians. No one is saying you have to like them, there's so much hate on these forums. And rarely people begrudgingly give some kind of respect to certain bands while putting them down at the same time. All these Scremo/Emo/Pop Punk lovers on this forum love to hate an most don't even care about music, they just care about cool looking Hot Topic variants . 

Man, you gonna shave with that edge? Let's not forget that Radiohead started churning out their "Look how indie and profound I am" bullshit in the 90s, or that 311 and Sum 41 started recording in the 90s, or Limp Bizkit, the Dave Matthews Band... 
 
You don't have to like Sublime, and we can all agree that they had some pretty shitty songs and pretty shitty fans. I fuckin' hate Sublime fans. But like the Beatles, they're a band whose influence on music cannot be refuted. Look at what they did with hip-hop. A couple of talented musicians who churned out some great music (and some not-so-great music) for a few years and that's it. Like it should be. 

I can respect that.
 
 
 
GIFs  instead of valid written points on the other hand...  fucking lame as hell.

no one is saying that I have to like them but you are sure putting effort into convincing me why I shouldnt hate them.  I listened to them a lot in the late 90's, so much so that I grew to HATE them.. there are a couple bands whose music I will turn off if I hear it on the radio; The black keys, the sheepdogs and sublime... It just grates me.  So yeah, no one is saying that I have to like them but no one can tell me that I cant hate them.  Best band, not in my opinion.. an important band, sure.  

?? Not sure what you're trying to say here.
It's just easier and nicer than calling him a whiny bitch.

Way more then ska/reggae band. They were one of the few bands that bridged gaps between a lot of different genres. People who listened to hip hop listened to Sublime, people who liked punk, rock, punk rock listened to Sublime. People who liked Pop music listened to sublime. These dudes used hip hop samples, played straight up rock, played straight up punk rock, could play acoustic... they were versatile musicians. No one is saying you have to like them, there's so much hate on these forums. And rarely people begrudgingly give some kind of respect to certain bands while putting them down at the same time. All these Scremo/Emo/Pop Punk lovers on this forum love to hate an most don't even care about music, they just care about cool looking Hot Topic variants . 

You love gifs do you post them from your phone or something?

Way more then ska/reggae band. They were one of the few bands that bridged gaps between a lot of different genres. People who listened to hip hop listened to Sublime, people who liked punk, rock, punk rock listened to Sublime. People who liked Pop music listened to sublime. These dudes used hip hop samples, played straight up rock, played straight up punk rock, could play acoustic... they were versatile musicians. No one is saying you have to like them, there's so much hate on these forums. And rarely people begrudgingly give some kind of respect to certain bands while putting them down at the same time. All these Scremo/Emo/Pop Punk lovers on this forum love to hate an most don't even care about music, they just care about cool looking Hot Topic variants . 

The MCR site says it's a Newbury Exclusive, Newbury says it's exclusive, I'm inclined to believe it's exclusive. And yeah, totally agree, TCFSW is perfect on solid red. The thing about vinyl is that it's a real work of art; I get that Newbury is generally overpriced but a collector's item is a collector's item. I make $9 an hour but if I fucking love the music and I decide it's worth it, it's totally worth it.
But nobody should ever pay $45 for a Sublime album lol.

Come on you bastarrds, I'll buy a flipped copy off you lol. Come on! I hooked a ton of you up with the Ty Segall Live DBA info
 
 darkeyelids
 sniv
 
Internet haters lol. 
 
 
 
Found a copy, thanks gang!

Good thing I'm not alone thinking that's an insane price.