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I'd be more happy to see something like this.
 

 

Got my shipping info over night

I got shipping confirmation on Monday 

Thats the last I have heard as well.

A very top-heavy year for me
Top 25
Lucy Dacus - Historian Mitski - Be The Cowboy Snail Mail - Lush Typhoon - Offerings Night Flowers - Wild Notion Holy Fawn - Death Spells The Beths - Future Me Hates Me Beach House - 7 Hop Along - Bark Your Head Off, Dog Spiritualized - And Nothing Hurt Hank Wood And The Hammerheads - Hank Wood And The Hammerheads Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour Foxing - Nearer My God Emma Ruth Rundle - On Dark Horses Iceage - Beyondless Neko Case - Hell-On Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever - Hope Downs Ezra Furman - Transangelic Exodus Air Formation - Near Miss Courtney Barnett - Tell Me How You Really Fell Let’s Eat Grandma - I’m All Ears Nothing - Dance On The Blacktop The Vaccines - Combat Sports T. Hardy Morris - Dude, The Obscure Dott - Heart Swell  
Honorable Mention
 
Anna Burch - Quit The Curse Ashley McBryde - Girl Going Nowhere Candace - New Ruins Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy Caroline Rose- Loner Courtney Marie Andrews - May Your Kindness Remain Echo Ladies - Pink Noise First Aid Kit - Ruins God Is An Astronaut - Epitaph H.C. McEntire - Lionheart Idles - Joy As An Act Of Resistance Illuminati Hotties - Kiss Yr Frenemies Jonathan Wilson - Rare Birds Kamasi Washington - Heaven And Earth Low - Double Negative Manon Meurt - MMXVIII Mastersystem - Dance Music Mount Eerie - Now Only Nap Eyes - I’m Bad Now Okkervil River - In The Rainbow Rain Pusha T - Daytona S. Carey - Hundred Acres Slow Crush - Aurora Soccer Mommy - Clean Y Niwl - 5

My Top 30...
30:  Terra Pines – S/T
29:  Slow Crush – Aurora
28:  Long Distance Calling – Boundless
27:  Nothing – Dance on the Blacktop
26:  Blush Response – Hearts Grow Dull
25:  Holy Motors – Slow Sundown
24:  Florence and the Machine – High as Hope
23:  Holy Fawn – Death Spells
22:  Molly Burch – First Flower
21:  Thrice – Palms
20:  Ovlov – Tru
19:  Coastlands – The Further Still
18:  Spurv – Myra
17:  Tides of Man – Every Nothing
16:  Hannah Wicklund & The Steppin Stones – S/T
15:  Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats – Tearing at the Seams
14:  Denzel Curry – TA1300
13:  Haerts – New Compassion
12:  Muse – Simulation Theory
11:  Feed Me to the Waves – Before this Wilderness Consumes Us
10:  Wess Meets West – A Light Within the Fracture
09:  Lume – Wrung
08:  Mild Orange – Foreplay
07:  Dave Matthews Band – Come Tomorrow
06:  Manon Meurt – MMXVIII
05:  møl - JORD
04:  Heads. - Collider
03:  Murder By Death - The Other Shore
02:  Brandi Carlile - By the Way, I Forgive You
01:  Shakey Graves - Can’t Wake Up

Just in case anyone was wondering the differences in art between the original press and the MOV press...

A neat little chart generator that I found online....here's mine
http://www.neverendingchartrendering.org/
 

Here's my list this year:
1. Kacey Musgraves - Golden Hour
2. Saba - Care for Me
3. Nathaniel Rateliff and the Nightsweats - Tearing at the Seams
4. Leon Bridges - Good Thing
5. J.P Bimeni and the Black Belts - Free Me
6. Lake Street Dive - Free Yourself
7. Pusha T - Daytona
8. Jorja Smith - Lost & Found
9. Cardi B - Invasion of Privacy
10. Jason Mraz - Know.
11. Nas With National Symphony Orchestra - Illmatic (Live From The Kennedy Center)
12. Black Panther The Album
13. Natlie Prass - The Future and the Past
14. Dashboard Confessional - Crooked Shadows
15. Elise LeGrow - Playing Chess

My Tops:
Beach House — 7
Big Red Machine - s/t
Black Moth Super Rainbow — panic blooms
Black Panther - The Album
Culture Abuse — Bay Dream
Dawes - Passwords
Dirty Projectors - Lamp Lit Prose
Kacey Musgraves — Golden Hour
Kanye West — Ye
Kids See Ghosts — Kids See Ghosts
Leon Bridges — Good Thing
Low - Double Negative 
MGMT — Little Dark Age
Now, Now — Saved
The 1975 - A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships
The Midnight - Kids

Daytona
AOTY 
 
 
yugh

I'm not sure how I've never heard of this lady. Don't know if there is vinyl yet, just posting immediately...
 
 

I think it's still way worth it at $20 prime. Check out this one from her first.
 
 

There is a Rough Trade exclusive purple variant and the " first few orders include a limited Durand Jones 45 adaptor" - pressing count unknown
https://www.roughtrade.com/us/music/durand-jones-and-the-indications-american-love-call#variant_238381 

Damn. Thank you for this. There are still good things about VC. This Shirley Davis record on the same label is a steal.
 
Shirley Davis Edit: This was nine bucks yesterday. Edit Edit: I think I have now purchased every lp on this label. Went a little nuts.

OMG! I just happened to check my emails and saw this recommendation. Having purchased both variants of the new Durand Jones LP it was natural for me to check out J.P. and holy smokes I love this! Just ordered a copy of the LP, never heard of him before so thank you so much!

Since I liked that J.P. Bimeni so much I explored other titles released by that label (based in Spain, it seems) and came across a release by David Hooper & The Silverbacks called "It's My Turn" - also great stuff! It came out in 2015 but copies are still available via some retailers. 
 
 

Also, if you're into Durand, check out J.P. Bimeni and the Black Belts. Been listening to their album Free Me a lot lately, it's really good. Plus, his backstory is pretty insane. This is the description from Rough Trade:
 
The latest great new soul voice, following Leon Bridges and Durand Jones
This is the first album from Burundian-born royal family descendant JP Bimeni who’s been based in London since the early 2000s. Musical director Eduardo Martinez and songwriter Marc Ibarz wrote the songs. His backing band are Spanish funk outfit The Black Belts. Horns kick off with a slick smooth James Brown slide of a funk-footed slick as all get out monster. Easy grooves are a rolling tide and a veritable force of soul/nature. Brass stabs accentuate the soul vibes alongside broken-hearted intros, tremeloed guitars and everything you love about the sounds of Stax, Motown and Atlantic’s 1960s output.
On his debut album Free Me, Burundian-born JP Bimeni astonishes with a voice that recalls Otis Redding in his prime whilst resonating with the soul of Africa. A refugee who’s been living in London since the early 2000s, Bimeni sings songs of love and loss, hope and fear, with a conviction that comes from the extraordinary experiences life has thrown at him.
A descendant of the Burundian royal family, Bimeni fled Burundi aged 15 during the 1993 civil war. Following three attempts on his life - at school he watched as his schoolmates were murdered, he was then chased by motorcycle militia-men and finally poisoned by doctors in hospital - he was given refugee status and fled to the UK where he’s remained ever since.
Music has provided the solace that Bimeni has needed to move forward with his life: “If I didn’t have music I don´t know how I would have survived everything”, he says. With it’s classic 60s-sounding Motown and Stax-inspired grooves the album was written by musical director Eduardo Martínez and songwriter Marc Ibarz and Bimeni imbues these tales of love and loss with his tragic experiences making Free Me a deep soul soundtrack to his pained life: “When I sing I feel like I’m cleansing myself: music is a way for me to forget”.

Also, if you're into Durand, check out J.P. Bimeni and the Black Belts. Been listening to their album Free Me a lot lately, it's really good. Plus, his backstory is pretty insane. This is the description from Rough Trade:
 
The latest great new soul voice, following Leon Bridges and Durand Jones
This is the first album from Burundian-born royal family descendant JP Bimeni who’s been based in London since the early 2000s. Musical director Eduardo Martinez and songwriter Marc Ibarz wrote the songs. His backing band are Spanish funk outfit The Black Belts. Horns kick off with a slick smooth James Brown slide of a funk-footed slick as all get out monster. Easy grooves are a rolling tide and a veritable force of soul/nature. Brass stabs accentuate the soul vibes alongside broken-hearted intros, tremeloed guitars and everything you love about the sounds of Stax, Motown and Atlantic’s 1960s output.
On his debut album Free Me, Burundian-born JP Bimeni astonishes with a voice that recalls Otis Redding in his prime whilst resonating with the soul of Africa. A refugee who’s been living in London since the early 2000s, Bimeni sings songs of love and loss, hope and fear, with a conviction that comes from the extraordinary experiences life has thrown at him.
A descendant of the Burundian royal family, Bimeni fled Burundi aged 15 during the 1993 civil war. Following three attempts on his life - at school he watched as his schoolmates were murdered, he was then chased by motorcycle militia-men and finally poisoned by doctors in hospital - he was given refugee status and fled to the UK where he’s remained ever since.
Music has provided the solace that Bimeni has needed to move forward with his life: “If I didn’t have music I don´t know how I would have survived everything”, he says. With it’s classic 60s-sounding Motown and Stax-inspired grooves the album was written by musical director Eduardo Martínez and songwriter Marc Ibarz and Bimeni imbues these tales of love and loss with his tragic experiences making Free Me a deep soul soundtrack to his pained life: “When I sing I feel like I’m cleansing myself: music is a way for me to forget”.

Looks like they're switching all of the Oxnard webstore vinyl orders to red vinyl, so heads up for anyone who's biased against colored vinyl

thanks to everyone who ordered from us, I pulled all your orders off the floor they will be packaged up tomorrow and shipped out monday.  It really means a lot to me, it scored me points with our owner and helps me continue getting a paycheck doing what I love

Don't understand why Red was on clear vinyl. Throw some red splatter on it to match the rest from this year. Instant purchase. Doesn't make sense to me

In and out in 10 minutes, which was nice. Phish, RATM, and grabbed their one copy of Green River near the register. 

Motherfuckers, it's not even Veterans Day yet!

I’m going to assume you listen mostly to Sleep and Marley.