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http://www.punkrockbowling.com/club-shows/ Anyone who's going decide on their club shows? Only thing I've decided on so far is Roy Ellis. I've never seen Western Addiction before and thought this might be a good show to catch.

I can't seem to get my order to go through on interpunk...hopefully things will be up and running again and they aren't sold out. Regardless, stoked to see them at SXSW and Punk Rock Bowling this year. I've seen them a handful of times and it's a decent show, although Keith likes to talk a lot. Now with 3 records full of material, they can play a full set.

Funded. Woop.

I think the best part of today's pick is that I grabbed a double LP that I haven't listened to all 4 sides in one sitting since I've purchased it. I'll post the ig pic when I've finished the 4th side. The fun in this for me is that I take the time to listen to the entire recording the day I post it.

List of official and nonofficial performers so far: http://do512.com/l/sx-2014 In the next few weeks things will start to take shape here for the free day shows: www.showlistaustin.com

It really depends on how involved you want to get in the hobby. For me, I like bigger battery devices because the battery life is killer. eGo batteries work great too.I like protanks for convenience, and rebuildable atomizers for flavor. Altsmoke makes some big batt mods, like the silver bullet, but you can get great china mods for a fraction of the price. Overall, it's really an individual thing, and what works for me might not work for you. Ask to try out a bunch of shit and see what works. When I give someone a setup who is trying to get off cigarettes, it's usually something like a nemesis and a protank. You can get out the door with a nemisis, a protank, a couple batteries and a charger for under 60 bucks. If you have any specific questions I'm happy to help, I've been at this over 3 years and I've tried just about everything.

I got my splatter in the mail today. Really solid release. Also picked up some Hex Bombs, good stuff!

Anyone else see the splatter cassette? #januarycassetteaday tag? What's next? #februarymp3aday?

Who's up for some crate digging over at Nob Hill Records in Albuquerque?

That's a bummer...what a good collection.

Fuck it, I couldn't wait. Just finished my first listen. I'm really excited to get to know this record. Got fucking goosebumps when the first track kicked in. Maybe it's just because I love this goddamn band so much.

Glad to see there are other folks here who use these things. I've been using a vaporizer for a little over 3 years, which is when I quit smoking. I prefer simple over some of the crazy shit people are getting into. That being said, here are my current favorite setups, from left to right: GLV-2 5 volt with a 510 2.0 ohm atty, The Empire with a 1.8 ohm 901 atty, The Tesla with a Kanger dual coil protank, GG Clone with a igo-l built with a micro-coil and cotton, and a nemesis with a protank version 1. As for juice, I really only use 2 vendors, I like to use ivape.net juice in my tanks, and stuff from the plume room in my rebuildables. I'm enjoying going through this thread to see what everyone else is using. [post=][/post]

*FRANKIE SAY RELAX Common error.

It depends on what you're using them for. I usually travel with only 45s, and I happen to like the Odyssey line of 45 Road cases. http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_35101_Odyssey-FZ45120.html If you're just looking for something to transfer records, I love my soul jazz bag. http://www.souljazzrecords.co.uk/discography/?l=89 If I'm flying somewhere, I'll almost always toss that bag in my carry-on in the event I purchase records, it's easy to bring them home.

Hey Austinites, I have a ticket to the murder city devils show tonight at the mohawk, but I just found out I have to work early, and as much as I love MCD, I'm not really feelin' standing outside in 30 degree weather. It doesn't help that all of my friends are old and cold. If you'd like to see MCD tonight fo' free, let me know and I'd be happy to email you the ticket. Curfew over at Mohawk is 10:30 outside, so they'll probably go on around 9. Shoot me a message and we'll get you set up.

Ordered a copy. I would have gone with the 45 bundle, but both tracks are on the LP. I wish they would have included a couple of the non-lp tracks on the little guys.

If you have an Ikea near by, pick it up there...you can get one twice the size for less than what they are asking on amazon. The one you've linked goes for 40 bucks or so. http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20135300/#/60135299

I could do this for months...I collect jamaican pressed 45's from the 60's.

Looks like there's another update...so maybe april/may?: - Wasted Days and the Vinyl EP are at the vinyl press and we'll keep you posted on the progress. - Individual orders for 45s and CDs have been shipped. For the DVD and the book, here's an update from the band: "I'm guessing around 2-3 weeks for the book. Then around 6 weeks for the DVD.” S

I think today is gonna be the best...I already see some good ones up there - Metro Station, Winger, Howard the Duck soundtrack. I'll have to decide what to throw on while I make dinner tonight.

Add the Altercation Punk Rock BBQ to your list, it's March 15th. Oddly enough, got a teaser email from them right after posting here. Saw TBR last year. Pro-tip: Bring your own beer. Free beer line is long and runs out fast.

Super stoked to see The Pepper Pots again this year! The first time I caught them live was at SXSW was 5 years ago, I believe. They put on a great set, and there was hardly anyone there. If you haven't checked out the new record, go get it! I go every year, and there is tons to do. Here are a few tips: -First off, parking meters aren't free on the weekends anymore, and most streets in the 6th street area are all jacked up. Getting a bike or walking is your best bet. Buses and trains are a good choice as well. -RSVP for The Pure Volume House. Usually they have shitty day shows, but extremely liberal free booze. We usually all meet there to have some drinks before we go to venues to see the day shows. -Set up a spare email address to handle all your sxsw rsvp business. You'll get shit tons of emails otherwise. -www.showlistaustin.com This dude only lists free shows, and it's a great resource for punk/indie shows. -Brooklyn Vegan always throws a killer day party. -If you don't have a badge, pick one night showcase and stick with it. I have never had a problem getting into one without a badge. I'll usually get on the guestlist, or shell out 10 bucks to get in. I think the most I ever paid for a night showcase was Charles Bradley at Stubbs, and that was 20 bucks. I always go to the Fat Wreck showcase and never have any issues. Don't bother trying to get into the megashows, it'll be nearly impossible. -Overall, there is plenty of free booze and food to go around. Make sure to pack lots of singles to tip your bartenders. Let me know if you have any questions. I only live a couple miles from 6th, and I usually walk down there, or grab a bus. It's my favorite staycation of the year!

...for some reason I pictured you and you dad in a funk band.

Lotsa Larry Arms is what this has turned into.

Home from Christmas dinner and bored? Yeah, me too... I picked up a 6 pack and I'm gonna listen to some tunes on my vaughn channel. If you're bored and want to listen to some punk rock/ska/soul come on by. If not, enjoy your day off tomorrow! http://vaughnlive.tv/wcr