darkforest71

baby turn around and let me see that entendu thread go bump bump bump

New cover:
 

Wouldn't he smash the orphanage to the ground?
 

I don't get why people want GBMS as a vault. 

Super secret sneak peak of the special edition cover
 

The RSD will have a 3D Lenticular Cover with these images:

To celebrate the ten year anniversary of the release of Get Behind Me Satan, Third Man Records is happy to unleash the first-ever commercially available version of the album on vinyl, to be released on Record Store Day, 4/18/15. This release includes a full-size, 12'' x 12'' lenticular cover and has disc one pressed on red vinyl with disc two pressed on white vinyl. Newly-created artwork reprising themes of the original promo-only version of the Satan LP will be exclusive to this release.

Winner of 2006 Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album
Includes their classic singles, ''Blue Orchid,'' ''My Doorbell,'' and ''The Denial Twist.''

LP1: RED Colored vinyl
LP2: WHITE Colored Vinyl
180 Gram Vinyl 
includes mp3 download
Record Store Day Exclusive 3D lenticular cover gatefold jacket
printed inner sleeves

Limited to: UNKNOWN

THE WHITE STRIPES:
Jack White - lead vocals, guitar, piano, mandolin, marimba, tambourine
Meg White - drums, percussion, backing vocals, triangle, bells, bongos, lead vocals on ''Passive Manipulation''

Produced by: Jack White
Recorded by: Matthew Kettle 
Engineer, Mixing: John Hampton
Mastering: Howie Weinberg
Photography: Ewen Spencer

Recorded to eight track reel-to-reel at Third Man Studios in Detroit, Michigan in February 2005, and mixed at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.
Mastered direct from analog tapes.
Manufactured by: United Record Pressing

WATCH VIDEOS:
Blue Orchid: http://youtu.be/uoZ4zWuu2Do
My Doorbell: http://youtu.be/IlcMRq3gb1s
The Denial Twist: http://youtu.be/y6LuwU3LPLE

Tracklisting (sequence exclusive to this vinyl):

Side A:
1. Blue Orchid 2:37
2. The Nurse 3:47
3. My Doorbell 4:01

Side B:
1. Forever For Her (is Over For Me) 3:15
2. As Ugly As I Seem 4:10 
3. The Denial Twist 2:35
4. White Moon 4:01

Side C:
1. Instinct Blues 4:16
2. Passive Manipulation 0:35
3. Take, Take, Take 4:22

Side D:
1. Little Ghost 2:18
2. Red Rain 3:52
3. I’m Lonely (But I Ain’t That Lonely Yet) 4:19

Dude, do an ollie off the cover.

Here is the limited edition packaging if anyone is interested:
 
 

Good evening, VC.  I’ve spent the last few days checking out museummouth’s YouTube channel, OffTheRecord.  He’s got a ton of great videos containing reviews, recommendations, hauls and unboxing for some of our favorite releases.  His channel gave me an idea to do another giveaway for the community.  This giveaway is open to everyone across the globe.  One lucky entrant will receive a brand new copy of the record of their choice from the list below.  I will randomly select the winner out of a hat on the eve of March 5 (next Thursday). 
 
To enter the giveaway:
SUBSCRIBE to his YouTube Channel here. 
COMMENT on one of the videos on his channel.
CHOOSE one of the following records and POST your selection in this thread:
 
My Chemical Romance – Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge (Clear w/ Red Splatter) (10)
My Chemical Romance – The Black Parade (Bone & Black Swirl) (10)
Sleep – Holy Mountain (White) (5)
Sleep – Dopesmoker (Sativa Edition) (12)
Torche – Restarter (Purple & Green Merge) (3)
Mastodon – Remission (Purple & Black Split) (2)
Mastodon – Leviathan (Gray) (0)
Brand New – Daisy (Green) (6)
AFI – All Hallow’s EP (Orange) (4)
The Ataris – So Long, Astoria (Coke Bottle Clear) (2)
Circa Survive – Descensus (Clear w/ Blue & White Splatter) (9)
Periphery – Periphery II: This Time It’s Personal (Red Swirl) (2)
 
**total entrants as of 10:24 PM EST on 3/3 is 65 (selections in parentheses)**
 
Thank you for your participation and good luck to all!

Calm down man, you're a bit rabid. He wasn't lying about it being the only copy listed, am I right? I for one have had nothing but pleasant experiences with Kess. 

ugh do want that sun kil moon...
 
 
 
 
 
lol. nevermind

This post belongs on Facebook so you can get likes instead of down votes.

Just got the 2013 mono reissue of this.  I have mono and stereo copies, but I definitely prefer the mono copy.  An essential album.

Nice! Any pressing in mono is the definite way to go.

Nice! Any pressing in mono is the definite way to go.

I wouldn't pay anything. The rolling stones are terrible.

eh, some people like music that other people might not like, chill

Origional first lp on their own Moon label (which later became Anthem label) now worth $700-900  even though pressed in quantity of 3500.
 
That is one expensive turd.

Obviously shelf-storage and standard cube-type storage makes browsing records a right pain, especially once the spine gets a bit worse for wear and your can't identify the record from the side.
 
I've been making solid wood flip-through holders (PLUG: they are well crafted beautiful and practical pieces that make flip-through browsing super easy). Here's my Etsy shop  https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/StandingWaveWoodworkSo far I've been making individual units that fit 35 records, but I've been thinking of creating a modular version where you could buy a custom amount of holders that could fill whatever size of space you want (in a nook or cranny, across the floor, up to the ceiling, round a corner etc).
 
So, apart from my shameless plug, (see below!) my question is: what would be your ideal format/size for having a browse-friendly storage set up? How many records per unit would be ideal? Obviously the more records it fits in the bigger the footprint of the holders.
 
Your expert knowledge is called for!
 
Cheers,
 
Charis

 

 
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