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Forgive the crappy photo (cell phone camera is the only one at my disposal at the moment), but I got this back from the framer today and it looks AMAZING. Hopefully I'll find my real camera and can take some better pictures.

Good cheap stuff! Shipping is $3 for orders under $15, free after that. US only, sorry. Thanks for looking! 7" $5 - Bouncing Souls - 20th Anniversary Volume 1 (mailorder version /800) $15 - Touche Amore/Make Do and Mend - split (6131 records version) Any 2 of these 7"s $5 Fucked Up - Dance of Death H.R./Valient Thorr - Hey Wella/Sailin' On (clear /500) O Pioneers!!! - s/t (pink /100) This Is Hell - Warbirds (blue/clear) 10" $5 - Bridge & Tunnel - Indoor Voices (gray) 12" $15 - American Steel - Dear Friends and Gentle Hearts (red, /349) $10 - Andrew Jackson Jihad - Candy Cigarettes, Capguns, Issue Problems etc (white) $5 - Anti-Flag - The Terror State $15 - The Black Keys - Brothers $20 - Chuck Ragan - Live at Hafenkenipe Zurich (sealed, blue white splatter /250) $5 - Foundation - Chimborazo (blue yellow splatter) $20 - Giant Squid - The Ichtyologist (dark green/dark orange /100) $5 - In the Red - Volume 1 (red) $15 - mewithoutYou - It's All Crazy! $10 - Minus the Bear - They Make Beer Commercials Like This (maroon gray haze /1000) $10 - Murder City Devils - s/t (gray) $10 - Murder City Devils - Empty Bottles, Broken Hearts (gray) Both Murder City Devils records for $15 $5 - Restorations - Strange Behavior (blue) $15 - This Is Hell - Weight of the World (clear black splatter /125) $15 - Trash Talk - Eyes & Nines (clear)

Weird. Like I said, I threw away the note that came with my copy but it sounds like I misread it. All I know is that I ordered a purple copy and got a sun surface instead...

I have the First Three Years that I'll let go for the right price if you wanna send me a PM

This picture is the black, sun surface, watercolor splatter, clear, and the "mint green" color you were asking for. Not pictures is purpled mix and creamsicle. http://pickyourpoisons.com/post/2786691939/make-do-and-mend-end-measured-mile-lp By the way, does anyone know the pressing info for this record? All I know is that the "mint green" copy I have is /300 and it's the Panic Records color. The mixed purple never got pressed. I ordered that version from P+P and finally got my copy a few days ago with a note explaining that the plant messed up (or something, I threw the note away) and orders for mixed purple were replaced with sun surface, which is the rarest color. But I think that just adds to the whole pressing info confusion...

Also interested in the tour press of Last Days of Rome and black/white demo...

This is up on El Jefe's website. Looks pretty cool.

Ordered, really digging this band. Also, has anyone gotten the demo 7"? I kinda forgot that I ordered it, and it's still listed as a pre-order on the City of Gold website.

I dig Reviver. Is Potential Wasteland ever gonna be released on vinyl?

No way, really? I had no idea. Welp, I'm still excited.

AWESOME! http://www.noidearecords.com/search.php?search_words=ergs

Salt Lake. Nowhere near as shitty as you think it is, I promise. Our punk scene has always been pretty crappy, but I've been super into a bunch of local metal bands lately. Eagle Twin (myspace.com/eagletwin) Doom duo featuring Gentry Densley (formerly of Iceburn, 1/2 of Ascend). Signed to Southern Lord and toured with Sunn O))) for most of last year Gaza (myspace.com/gaza) Chaotic hardcore/death/grind. Toured the whole fucking world (minus Salt Lake, of course) with Converge this year, on the road with The Red Chord right now and on Metal Blade Records. Reviver (myspace.com/reviverhc) Melodic-ish hardcore that reminds me of a cross between This Is Hell and Defeater. Spend more time on the road than in Salt Lake. New EP is awesome. Yaotl Mictlan (myspace.com/yaotlmictlan) Black metal with indigenous Mexican instrumentation and lyrics inspired by pre-Colombian mythology. Way good.

The official Fake Problems store has copies of the Euro How Far Our Bodies Go for pretty cheap: http://kingsroadmerch.com/fake-problems/ Edit: Apparently the have the Evel pic disc too: http://kingsroadmerch.com/fake-problems/view/?id=1710&cid=624

I'm super excited to see these guys next week. I haven't seen them since the Suburban Home Anniversary last year, and I'm pretty sure they were the best band I saw the entire time I was in Denver. If you haven't seen these guys live you should definitely check out one of their shows. I did a quick interview with Micah if anyone wants to check it out: http://www.slugmag.com/articles/2439/Two-Cow-Garage.html

Good dealings recently with xchriszx and njpunkmusic. Also, salaho was super cool about me being a semi-shitty international seller, so thanks!

Dude is from my least favorite part of Utah. Not backed solely for that reason.

Lame. I was at the Utah show last night and know three people who wanted this but couldn't get it because they had already sold out of them for the night. Also, they're out of the individual 7"s as well.

Yet another SideOneDummy 7": http://sideonedummy.com/vinyl-nathen-maxwell-and-the-original-bunny-gang-christmas-7-split Never been super into Nathen Maxwell, but I'm definitely intrigued by North Pole United, even if it will almost certainly be cheesy. Ordered anyway.

Up at SideOneDummy: http://sideonedummy.com/fake-problems-soulless-seven-inch 300 red/white sunburst 700 black

If anyone finds an extra copy of that La Dispute record tomorrow I would be more than happy to throw a few extra bucks their way

Noon EST seems fair. Can't make everyone happy.

For those too lazy to go to Envy's myspace (I know I am): How much was the print? I know I'm gonna drop a whole lotta cash when I see this show next week, I just wanna be prepared.

Album is way good. Thinking about getting the deluxe version depending on how much it costs.

Are they selling any of the 7"s individually on the tour? I really only want the Make Do and Mend split and don't wanna drop $30 for one record.

According to the crappy music blog that's part of my local newspaper (http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/blogs/burger/50379298-53/bad-religion-spin-com.html.csp): Over the next three weeks MySpace Music and SPIN.com will be rolling out new songs from the Bad Religion tribute compilation, which will feature covers from William Elliott Whitmore, Frank Turner, The Weakerthans, Switchfoot, Ted Leo, Cheap Girls, New Politics, Cobra Skulls featuring Fat Mike from NOFX and Riverboat Gamblers. The compilation will be available for download on October 19 at SPIN.com in conjunction with an oral history of Epitaph Records with liner notes for the tribute album running in the November issue of SPIN magazine.