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Notice no pictures of the record. I offered him up to $45.01. All three of my offers were auto-declined. I'm pretty sure someone will come along and buy it from him for that price or whatever lower offer he'll take. I really don't think $80 is that unfair of a price for what would be a near mint or brand new copy of this, but holy shit that seam split is AWFUL.

Might as well bash on every band that played Warped Tour from 2004 to 2006...

Somewhat unrelated, but what is the possibility of a 7 inch mailer being stuck at the bottom of one of those drop off boxes for the passed 7 months? One of the rounded top blue ones bolted to the ground.

Dude wants $80 + shipping for Go Radio Lucky Street. Listed as new. I wouldn't think it was that ridiculous, but... http://www.ebay.com/itm/111274172192?ssPageName=STRK:MEBOFFX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1427.l2649

I completely agree with what you're saying. Based on the bands I listed, it's self explanatory.

Shitcore: Attila, Issues, Beartooth, The Word Alive, The Devil Wears Prada, Secrets, Chunk! No, Captain Chunk!, Motionless in White, etc... Teeny pop: Mayday Parade, Anberlin, The Maine, Breathe Carolina, etc... Clearly there's a discrepancy between our definitions of the genre.

I am not. However, I'm glad to see someone else that likes that band! Amazon has it for cheaper than what I paid for my copy: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001DZDTP4/ref=tmm_vnl_new_olp_sr?ie=UTF8&condition=new Used "Like New" copy for $11.31 is a damn good price.

Dookie and God Loves ugly sold. No more pending offers, so everything is up for grabs.

Last year had The Wonder Years, Silverstein, Go Radio, The Amity Affliction, The Story So Far, Man Overboard, The Chariot, Story of the Year, Motion City Soundtrack and Defeater... This year has... shit. Someone could totally argue that good Warped Tour lineups ended awhile ago, but this year has more shitcore and teeny pop music than I ever remember.

Seems like last year was the end of good Warped Tour lineups...

PM's responded to, list updated.

2LP on Rhymesayers.

This.

bump. list updated.

I have two things right now, Star Wars: Original Soundtrack http://www.ebay.com/itm/251443406986?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Original, brand new, sealed 1988 R.E.M. "Green" http://www.ebay.com/itm/251443413408?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 I will be adding some really cool stuff soon including radio station 45's, extremely rare old 45's, and then a bunch of random crap in lots by artist.

Definitely Let it Enfold You by Senses Fail and their EP, From The Depths of Dreams.

TWIABP hardly said anything when they were in Minnesota. A few long silences and zero communication with the crowd. They did a really great job, like holy shit, fabulous musicianship, but really boring. I was also surprised by IIOI's set. Half of it was 52 Weeks songs. When it was over, no one asked for an encore... I'm pissed by that set list posted the day after my show with Anchor as an encore song. I've wanted to hear the live version of that and Wearing White since I got "Life is Suffering." I have seen IIOI twice since then.

Bump. PM's responded to & list updated.

Items pending. List updated.

Some items sold, some items added.

Updated from making offers to a set sale.

Selling these... Their / They're / There - Their / They're / There - Red Their / They're / There - Analog Weekend - Polyvinyl Exclusive Burgundy /500 $32 ppd

How did you order the coffee one? That's supposed to be for vinyl subscribers only.

Really? It's difficult to compare them to anything else.

Really depends. IIOI isn't consistent in a particular sound. Proper is a relatively pop-punk record, but Intersections is definitely more emo and much darker. Twelve Towns is a compilation of tracks from splits he did, 52 Weeks is a collection of recordings he did one week for a year. Extremely raw stuff and not terribly easy to sit through considering it's 52 tracks and about 2.5 hours long. Honestly, my favorite is Twelve Towns, but in comparison to Proper and Intersections, it's pretty raw and split between full band tracks and stripped down tracks. Regardless, each release is Evan Weiss in every respect. Check out the singles from his releases and make a judgment for yourself. A lot of people weren't into Proper, but really liked Intersections. Or didn't like Intersections and loved Proper. I loved both albums. AGBPOL has a new album out called You're Always On My Mind, so I recommend that. It's really catchy. Kinda like The Front Bottoms and The Swellers. I'm not familiar with their back catalog, but I don't think they had any of that on sale.