kamalatapes

For most of them, I have prices in mind, so just ask (I'm too lazy to set them now) or offer.
Shipping from Europe ($15 for 1-2LPs, $7 for 1-3 7"s)
  
16 - Zoloft Smile (Euro 1st press 100 Blue) Adai - Felo De Se (US 1st press 300 Green) AmenRa - Mass I (Euro 1st press 100 Gold) AmenRa - Mass II (Euro 1st press 125 Clear) AmenRa - Mass II (Euro 2nd press 75 Clear w/silver haze) Angel Eyes - Midwestern (US 1st press 300 Gold) At The Drive-In - Relationship Of Command (Euro 2nd press Black) Æges - Roaches (US 1st press 500 Rust) Æges - The Bridge (US 1st press 100 Hot Pink) Baroness - Take My Bones Away (Euro 1st press 1000 Yellow Flexi) Bastard - Controled In The Frame (US 1st press Black) Bökanövsky / Lakmé (Euro 1st press 500 Black) Bökanövsky / Tesa (Euro 1st press 300 Orange) Behemoth - ...From the Pagan Vastlands (PL 1st press 200 Picture Disc / Die-Hard edition) Behemoth - Pandemonic Incantations (PL 1st press Black) Behemoth - The Return of the Northern Moon (PL 2nd press 200 Picture Disc / Die-Hard edition) Belzebong - Sonic Scapes & Weedy Grooves (PL 1st press 31/66) tape Belzebong - Sonic Scapes & Weedy Grooves (US 1st press 30 Green /tour edition in 420g bag/ #9) Between The Buried And Me - s/t (US 1st press 150 Clear with Black Smoke) Beware Of Safety - It Is Curtains (US 1st press 200 Red/Black swirl) Bjork - Volta (US 1st press Black) Black Tusk - The Fallen Kingdom (US 1st press Yellow) Black Tusk / Fight Amp (US 2nd press 300 Lavender) Bongripper - Live at Roadburn 2012 (Euro 1st press 100 Gold) Bongripper - Satan Worshiping Doom (US 4th press 200 Red) Bongripper - Sex Tape / Snuff Film (US 2nd press 100 Clear) Bongripper - Sex Tape / Snuff Film (US 2nd press 400 Grey) Bongripper - The Great Barrier Reefer (US 1st press 400 Black) Burzum - Belus (US 1st press 1000 White) Caspian / Constants (US 1st press 500 Gold/Black haze) Celeste - Misantrophe(s) (Euro 1st press 150 Black w/white cross screenprint on side D) Celeste - Pessimiste(s) (Euro 2nd press 300 Clear w/Cyan Haze) Coheed & Cambria - Elf Tower (US 1st press 3000 Green) Constants - If Tomorrow War (US 1st press 125 Black #84) Constants - The Foundation / The Machine / The Ascension (Euro 1st press 100 Clear Blue/Aqua/Light Blue) Converge - All We Love We Leave Behind (US 1st press 1021 Yellow) Converge - Axe To Fall (US 2nd press 1000 Clear (tour)) Converge - Caring & Killing (US 1st press 600 Clear w/Black splatter) Converge / Napalm Death (US 1st press 1049 Fluorescent Yellow) Deftones ‎- Live Vol. 1 - Selections From Adrenaline (US 1st press Black 180g) Deftones ‎- Live Vol. 1 - Selections From Adrenaline (US 1st press Black) The Dillinger Escape Plan - Option Paralysis (US 1st press 2000 Black) Dredg ‎- Chuckles And Mr.Squeezy (US 1st press Purple 180g) Eksi Ekso - Brown Shark, Red Lion (US 1st press 1 orange marble / yellow marble) Eksi Ekso - Brown Shark, Red Lion (US 1st press 100 Baby Blue) Eksi Ekso - I Am Your Bastard Wings (US 1st press 600 White) Eksi Ekso - Kills Of The Flood Tide (US 1st press 200 Pink #69) Eksi Ekso - Kills of the Flood Tide (US 1st press 50 Black #34) Forensics - Hogback Mountain Sessions Vol. 1 (US 1st press 300 Red) Forensics ‎- Has Anyone Unknown To You Handled Or Touched This Vinyl? (Us 1st press 300 Clear) Ghost - If You Have Ghost (Euro 1st press 1000 Black) Ghost - If You Have Ghost (Euro 1st press 500 Clear) Giant Squid - s/t (US 1st press Black) Giants - s/t (US 1st press 300 Gold) Gifts From Enola / Caravels - Well Worn (US 1st press 300 White) God Is An Astronaut - All Is Violent, All Is Bright (Euro 2nd press 200 Black) Godflesh - Streetcleaner (test press) Heartless - Certain Death (Euro 1st press 300 Black) Heaven In Her Arms / Yumi (Sin 1st press 100 Brown) Herra Terra - Quiet Geist (US 1st press 100 Pilsner w/grape splatter) Herra Terra - Quiet Geist (US 1st press 300 Grape soda) If These Trees Could Talk - s/t (US 2nd press 100 Orange) If These Trees Could Talk - s/t (US 2nd press 300 Orange/Black split) Intronaut - Habitual Levitations (Euro 1st press 100 Transparent) Isis - Celestial (US 1st press 110 A/b Clear Blue C/d Opaque Light Blue) Isis - Live V (test press 19/20) Isis - Mosquito Control (US 2nd press 250 Clear Green W/ Black Swirls) signed Isis - Oceanic (US 1st press 200 Olive Green (printed dust sleeves on matte paper)) Isis - Sawblade (US 1st 250 Clear) Isis - The Red Sea 12" (test press 14/15) Isis - Wavering Radiant (Euro 1st press 1000 Yellow) Kury - P.O.L.O.V.I.R.U.S. (PL 1st press 300 Black) Light Bearer - Silver Tongue (Euro 1st press 150 Clear Brown w/ Black traces) Lvngs - Sinking Ships b/w Two (US 1st press 100 Clear Blue) Lvngs - Sinking Ships b/w Two (US 1st press 250 Black) Merrimac - The Mess, The Madness (US 1st press 300 Black) Millenial Reign - Bones Dust Nothing (US 1st press Purple Marble) Nine Inch Nails - Hesitation Marks (Euro 1st press Black 180g Pelican - Australasia (US 1st press 600 Clear Blue) Pig Destroyer - Book Burner (US 1st press 500 Black 180g) Purson - Leaning On A Bear (Euro 1st press 100 Clear) Queens Of The Stone Age - Make It Wit Chu (Acoustic) / White Wedding (Euro 1st press Black) Red Fang / ASG (US 1st press 100 Clear) Red Sparowes - At The Soundless Dawn (Euro 2nd press 99 White) Rwake - Rest (US 1st press 100 Clear) Sargatanas Reign - Euthanasia... Last Resort (Euro 1st press 525 Black #246) Sigur Rós - Inni (US 1st press 3000 Clear) Thaw - st (PL 1st press 46/66)tape Thou / Kowloon Walled City (US 1st press Black) Tusk - Get Ready (US 1st press 500 Orange) Tusk - The Resisting Dreamer (US 1st press Clear w/Blue Splatter) Tusk - Tree Of No Return (US 1st press 500 Red #317) Uncle Acid - Poison Apple (Euro 1st press 100 Clear) Uncle Acid - Poison Apple (Euro 1st press 200 Green/White) Versoma - Life During Wartime (US 1st press 900 Black) The Warwolves / Dishammer (US 1st press 4 test press) Zao - s/t (US 1st press 50 White (Hand-Numbered / Screened Obi Strips) Fest Edition #21)

Yoink!
 
I'm gonna sample some burgers.

OUT NOWORDER THE VINYL FROM ENGLAND // ORDER THE VINYL FROM CALIFORNIA
BUY IT ON ITUNES // TAKE A LISTEN, NO CHARGE
Business Casual, our new five-song EP, is out today nearly everywhere (**Australia on Friday), which is great news, because you really needed this right now, the wait has been killing you, and it wasn't clear how much longer you were going to be able to hold on.
There are a few ways you can get your pristine mitts on our grubby little mini-album, and NONE OF THEM INVOLVES TRADING YOUR ORGANS. If someone offers to give you a copy of Business Casual in exchange for your kidney or some of your lungs — DON'T accept the offer!!! Please choose one of the following options instead:
You can download mp3s from the internet — DO THAT HERE. You can buy a vinyl record in a store (they actually won't be in stock till Nov. 4 — full list of stores coming shortly). You can order a vinyl record from us, and get the mp3s thrown in for free. You can either order from ENGLAND or CALIFORNIA. (Probably you should choose whichever is closest, but hey, why not comparison-shop?) Now that we've spilled the essentials, how's about some trivia? Here are a few things you may not already know about Business Casual, in no particular order:
The five included songs actually come from three entirely distinct recording sessions. The first two songs, Dumb Luck and Return The Favor, were recorded late last year by producer Chris Coady at a wonderful and historic studio in Soho (Manhattan) called The Magic Shop. They were then mixed by James Brown, a British man who lives in Brooklyn(!). They are part of a larger batch of songs that is slated to be released as a full-length album early next year. Tracks 3 and 5, Good Answer and Take My Breath Away, were recorded and mixed this spring by Mr. Claudius Mittendorfer, who has a very slight German accent, despite living in Brooklyn(!). The recording happened at Atomic Heart, a studio Claudius co-owns with Tim Wheeler, singer in the band ASH, who is allowed to live in Manhattan even though he has a very pronounced Northern-Irish accent(!!). Finally, the song Courage (demo), was recorded by our own Keith Murray in his writing space (yes, he has a writing space!) way back in the summer of 2012.  It's the demo version—the thing he sent to Chris and Andy for thoughts—of a song that went on to be recorded by Chris Coady for next year's album. The thing on the cover of Business Casual is a man, an old sunbathing man(!), photographed by our longtime collaborator Dan Monick. Several of our friends, glancing at the album artwork, have assumed it was a lady — "Hey, a chick in a bathing suit never hurts!" they might say, or similar. And no, it probably wouldn't hurt! But this is an old man with skin like beef jerky, which might actually hurt, in the end. We're working on videos for Dumb Luck and Take My Breath Away, and there's a video with Return The Favor playing on top of it here that you can watch whenever the hell suits you. So is there a visual component to this EP? Yes, really there is! The vinyl edition is a somewhat rare 10-inch record. You've surely seen plenty of 12-inchers, and probably some 7-inchers — but a 10-incher? Not very common. A STRANGE size, ten inches, sure to raise eyebrows should you whip it out at a party. And hey, what's wrong with raising a few eyebrows? "Business Casual" is also the name of an album Chromeo put out a couple of years ago. We're fully aware of this. Our EP is not named after that Chromeo record. It's not an homage, and it doesn't sound the very similar. There's no good explanation for this. What can we say? The world is running out of good titles. Why just recently, Jack Johnson put out an album called "From Here To Now To You" — which is meaningless! Total gibberish! It must have been his 250th choice. His first 249 choices had probably already been used, and he was just dead set on having an "original" album title. You know what, though? Originality isn't everything. "Calculator Bat Mud" has never been used before, but that doesn't mean you should call your next album that, Jack Johnson. (He should call it "Business Casual.") This is an exciting time! The beginning of a prolonged period of We Are Scientists crap is upon you! (Hopefully you like the taste, the feel — the *texture* of our crap.) There are tour dates, videos, and lots more music coming down the pike. Plus—hopefully this isn't giving away too much—we're going to be the official faces of Nike in 2014! Isn't that something?? Haha, just kidding. They asked us and we said no.
 
 
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Is it an expensive record? Anything over $40, I would say don't ship unless the buyer pays for registered.

That's how much it will cost, that's the cheapest way.

Hey there, anyone with this sort of experience? I've got a guy who doesn't want to pay registered mailing and wants to go without tracking for the most economical shipping using USPS
 
Thanks for the help!

Hey there, anyone with this sort of experience? I've got a guy who doesn't want to pay registered mailing and wants to go without tracking for the most economical shipping using USPS
 
Thanks for the help!

First class international. $20.45 for a 2xlp and I think $18 or so for a single LP

Making a different thread than my "for sale" thread, as now I'll put everything up for offer. There's a lot of stuff I won't sell and other stuff I'll only sell if I'm blown away for an offer, but I figure I need to be able to sell stuff that I rarely listen to even if I'm not totally looking to sell. So yeah. send me offers. 
 
http://deadformat.net/tradelist/cwhitman412

few bands are able to handle a blow, like losing their lead singer, so I figured they were done! Nope, not if you have amazing song writing to back you up! I will admit at first it was hard to swallow the new vocals, but once I got lost in the amazing song structures, hooks, ect I forgot all about Daniel! Go Yuck!

how did you get it today? I thought there was no mail on columbus day?

Hi
I'm guessing that there are a few members on here who sell records/CDs etc on Discogs, no? Well I do, I have a small inventory of about 80 records and I relist/bump those items most days, about 5 times a week. I want to sell these records so nothing wrong with that, right? I have some items in my wantlist that get sent to me everyday from the same seller (big stores with huge inventories) and it doesn't bother me.
Today I received a message from a user asking why I had to bump my inventory every day. He/she went out of his/her way to ask this. I mean, what the fucks it to you.
I was wondering and I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on this and how often Discogs sellers on VC bump their items?
Thanks for reading!

I will never understand why people get upset about this, especially for an album like this. Can you honestly say you'd be willing to respond to 50+ PMs of people asking the same question when you know 90% of them probably little to no interest in actually buying the thing?

Oh man, GD acoustic set from 1970 2xLP. There's 1 guaranteed purchase.

Be rad, own the light blue Fuzz S/T and the 7" Sunderberry Dream gray/blue/smokehaze
 
 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuzz-S-T-12-Limited-Blue-Sunderberry-Dream-7-Limited-Blue-ty-segall-fuzz-/231068527573?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item35ccc1ebd5
 

1 Hour on this Fuzz LP
 

 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuzz-S-T-Deluxe-CLEAR-Black-splatter-Vinyl-Velvet-cover-Garage-Psych-Ty-Segall-/231070796535?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item35cce48af7

Got this in the mail today. It's definitely not a shoegazer album. I Don't Mean to Wonder is not indicative of the overall album's sound. It's nothing compared to Slowdive which was far more about controlled feedback and loud.
 
That said, it's a good album. More space rock than anything. Dancey at times. It'll be a grower for me.

dude it is pretty as shit in person...worth the 50 to me actually!