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Swellers said the album should be out by the Fall. I also think they already finished recording.
 
Anyone looking to sell that LP hit me up.

I bought a copy of Third Eye Blind's s/t off of Discogs last month.  It pops up every so often, but be prepared to drop some serious coin for it.

bummer dude, i just sold Hot Fuss for 80 on eBay. would of sold to you to avoid their fees

Mine is hand painted but this guy puts stickers on his and gets tons of props.  Makes sense.

If you need to hold a lot these work well...

Here are a few shots of my Face to Face collection.  I'm still searching for Big Choice.  The band autographed my copy of the Over It EP last April in Tucson.
 

 

 

Walmart has mini crates labeled as DVD/media storage. Only like a $1.25 and fits perfect.

From a shop called Howard's Storage World (Australia). I have a second spare empty one for any future 7"s I buy, that one is pretty much full.

I use shoe boxes that I wrap in black duct tape.

someday
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5ziBCarxEk

They played this well, easily tricking impatient folks like myself into buying multiple copies. Rise Records release info comes out first. Not terribly exciting, but I grab one to be safe. Then I find the vague "colored vinyl" option on Interpunk. I figure I better grab one of those, too - just to be safe. Then Chunksaah finally announces the pressing info and I realize I haven't even ordered one of the coolest ones yet, so I order one from them. And now, since I'll already have 3 of the 4 original variants, I'll have to try to get a copy of the tour version, as well.
And yes, I obviously have issues. That's why I'm on VC.

Just wanted to say that this album is DEFINITELY worth owning on vinyl - adore it.

And I have no idea how I was able to snag my copy for $80.  Lucky day, I suppose.

You have way better taste at 14 than I did, nice Dear Hunter!

Nice setup overall, I would say if there was a weakest link in the chain it would be your receiver.  Try hunting around estate and garage sales for old Pioneers, Marantz, Yamahas or Technics, I think you'd be surprised how much better your setup would sound.

If you're looking to replace your cartridge (which it sounds like you are) I might recommend the AT95e from Audio Technica, its a steal at 40 bucks and sounds better than many much more expensive options.  I use it on my "vintage" setup with my Pioneer Pl-255.

Quite good! Brooklyn has a really tasty Dark Chocolate stout that also packs a punch at 10% ABV. 
 
Can anyone recommend any Milk Stout? My favorite to this point is DuckRabbit's Milk Stout.

I use a fossil for my job at the mill, very stylish but yet durable. I got mine for $120 

They are actually shoe boxes wrapped in black duct tape. Super easy to make and cheap.

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That's my dream storage, no need to bend down for anything just like at a record store

http://atochadesign.com/cabinet.htm
 
this is pretty cool. it still prefer the look of having a ton of records visible on an expedit shelf rather than hidden away. 

Actually good to know. I really do love this band.

If you like chocolate stouts you should try Young's Luxury Double Chocolate Stout.  Its my favorite.

Some I can think of offhand:
Third Eye Blind - S/T and Blue
Hootie & The Blowfish - Cracked Rear View
Finch - WIITB
Alanis Morisette - Jagged Litle Pill
Jacks Mannequin - Everything In Transit

most prized, not all necessarily highest cost. (no order)
top 10 12"s
bruce springsteen - the rising
tom petty - full moon fever
eminem - slim shady lp
ludacris - word of mouf
dustin kensrue - please come home
jay-z - the black album
oasis - whats the story (morning glory)
sam cooke - best of sam cooke
tom waits- heart of saturday night
gaslight anthem - 59 sound
top 5 7"s
old crow medicine show - wagon wheel
trampled by turtles/mcs - split
frank turner/austin lucas - split
against me! - acoustic ep
chuck ragan/brian fallon - gospel songs

The Ataris - So Long Astoria
Bush - Sixteen Stone
Hole - Live Through This
Rush - Hemispheres
Scarface - OST

Converge - Jane Doe Red/Orange Split /150
Norma Jean - Almighty Box Set Test Press /20
Thrice - Alchemy Index
Third Eye Blind - S/T and Blue
Everclear - Sparkle and Fade
Counting Crows - August and Everything After
Touche Amore - PTSBBAM Deluxe Book /1000
Botch - We Are The Romans Haze /200

I think I've decided that Samuel Smith's Organic Chocolate Stout is officially my favorite beer of all-time. Tastes like a straight milkshake.