dickcritter

If you are looking for specific RSD stuff, I just got back from Milwaukee and exclusivecompany.com had a lot of titles. I even found the Red House Painters box there (I got the last one). I'd call them and ask.

Hey, I don't know if this has been established, but I found out the Run the Jewels isn't actually a pic disc. Just for anyone who was dissuaded to purchase it because of that.

Posted mine a while back, but have since upgraded my TT and gotten many more records...
 

Posted mine a while back, but have since upgraded my TT and gotten many more records...
 

Thank you, monsterrod 

Nice looking set up, Dickcritter.

Posted mine a while back, but have since upgraded my TT and gotten many more records...
 

Posted mine a while back, but have since upgraded my TT and gotten many more records...
 

Posted mine a while back, but have since upgraded my TT and gotten many more records...
 

Decided to take some pics:

Box (front)

Down Colorful Hill

Rollercoaster

Bridge

Ocean Beach / Shock Me

Box (back)

No record finds but some cassettes!

Just realized filter has ten by pearl Jam inside instead lol

Are... are you encouraging... FLIPPING A RECORD??
 
ON VINYL COLLECTIVE?
 
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Ah, I missed that. What a terrible name for a cat: Deja Entendu Brand New Record Store Day 2015

Outside of all the ridiculousness going on in this thread...
 
The reissue does sound great. Needs a pretty good cleaning or you might get some clicks/pops. Everyone should be excited for the standard version.
 
Also, was a big fan of the overall package for RSD. It's a bummer all the hype and crazy fans put such a poor taste in everyone's mouth.
 
Perfectly reasonable for a "deluxe" version of the album. The die-cut sleeve and lyric book were done really well but I agree that this didn't really deserve more than a ~$30 price tag. Hopefully, they make a standard version of the lyric book available for everyone like they did with Devil and God.
 
Glad to have this in the collection. 

He's done some shitty things, sure, we all have - his are just magnified 100x because he's famous.
 
But he fucks gorgeous women, has a ton of money, and has a lot of people who genuinely enjoy the music he puts out. I'd say he has a great life. 

Well we aren't predominantly a vinyl haul channel... we just did a pre record store day video and this is our post record store day video. We talk about all things music.
 
People on here hate it because they don't like me because they assume things about me that are more or less untrue. But we've been growing a steady fanbase on youtube and are closing in on 1k subscribers so we're pretty stoked on how it's going

Yeah he's great at being a verbose pompous hipster douche 

What I don't get is that if we camped out for nearly 12 hours, why don't we both deserve the record? We both want it. We don't live together. We both have turntables.
 
If you think that it's unfair we both got it, you're out of your mind. It's unfair that stores got so few copies, sure. But seriously? How entitled does someone have to be to think that what we did was rude. 

Glad you guys all like the video
 
I'd stay and post more but I apparently have dozens of more RSD records to flip.

EXT.  VINYL HERMANOS - DAY
 
Walt pulls into the parking lot of a record store.  He exits his car and walks inside the store.
 
INT. VINYL HERMANOS - DAY
 
We see a clean, well stocked record store.  Walt looks around for someone.  
 
Walt sees a 22 year old punk girl.  He shakes his head and focuses on a 56 year old man in a long white goatee and a stained t-shirt.  He shakes his head again. We can tell that Walt might not know exactly who he is looking for.
 
MAN'S VOICE
(cheery)
May I help you?
 
Walt turns and sees a tall, olive-skinned man in glasses.  The Tall Man smiles.
 
WALT
Hi.  I'm looking for...someone who can help me with a...Record Store Day scenario.
 
TALL MAN
I'm sorry but Record Store Day was last weekend.  Would you like to buy a 45 adaptor?
 
The Tall Man holds up a plastic red adapter.
 
WALT
No.  I'll just...browse then.
 
TALL MAN
(voice changes to a more serious tone)
Maybe you should browse over in the jazz aisle.
 
Walt lifts his eye brow.  He understands what the Tall Man is saying.
 
INT. VINYL HERMANOS - JAZZ AISLE - DAY
 
Walt looks at a reissue of Kind of Blue.  He sees the price
 
39.99 
 
and quickly places it back on the shelf.
 
TALL MAN
You would like to do business.
 
WALT
Yes.
 
TALL MAN
You know who I am?
 
Walt nods.
 
WALT
Fring.
 
TALL MAN
Kess Fring.
 
Walt takes a deep breath before continuing.  Kess Fring looks at him, intrigued.
 
WALT
I want to flip 4 copies of the Pete and Pete Soundtrack.
 
Kess Fring says nothing.  He looks over Walt's shoulder at a skinny indie kid who is a little too close to their conversation.
 
WALT
So...can you help me?
 
Kess Fring gives Walt one last slow look over.
 
KESS
(serious tone)
I own a vinyl cleaning plant.  On the other side of town.  Meet me there tomorrow at 1pm.
(cheery)
Hello!  May I help you?
 
The Skinny Indie Kid turns around.
 
SKINNY INDIE KID
Do you have any clear Sufjans?
 
BLACKOUT.

INT. HANK'S GARAGE - DAY
 
Walt looks over Hank's shoulder as Hank clicks the trackpad on the Macbook Pro.  We see that he is browsing a vinyl forum.
 
WALT
So...this is what you do all day?
 
HANK
Yeah, Walter.  It beats giving handies under the ABQ bridge.
 
WALT
What are we looking for...exactly?
 
HANK
Well, right now there's a real scumbag flipping an ETID 7" for a $15 profit.  We have his VC username but we need to find his Discogs account in order to nail him.
 
Walt's curiosity spikes as he takes in this information.
 
WALT
They...make money doing that?
 
HANK
Yeah, the bastards stand in line for 7 hours, buy a limited edition record, and then they flip it for $20-150 Washingtons.
 
Walt points to a JPEG of Deja Entendu.
 
WALT
How much would I...theoretically...if I were to flip that record there, how much would I make?
 
Hank swivels in his leather computer chair to face Walt.  Hank gives him a cold stare.
 
HANK
If you flipped this record...
 
Walt gives a hard gulp.
 
HANK
...you'd make over $200.  
 
Walt's eyes open wide.
 
HANK
But I'd have to take you down.  
 
Walt snaps back to reality.  He realizes he's sweating.  A little too much.
 
HANK
My own brother in law.  (Pause)
 
The ensuing silence is deafening.
 
HANK
I'm just kidding!  You'd never be able to pull off something like that.  You're an adult.  These dickholes are all under 30.  (to himself) Hah! Imagine that.  Walter White flipping White Stripes LPs.
 
Walt laughs along with Hank.  We see, however, that he is up to something in his mind.

Honestly, people should feel dumb for any RSD purchases

They're a steal at that price, too. Ten years from now you'll be paying double/triple/etc. for these.