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Hello from San Marcos, TX.
Wanted to post our Record Store Day leftovers for anyone who may have missed out. As in previous years, first come, first served. We'll have two payment options as outlined below:
1 - Secure CC payment - Our store's phone number is 512.392.8030. We've only have 1 phone line so patience is key. 
2 - Paypal - Please comment below or on our FB Page to reserve titles and we'll DM with paypal/payment info.  
We'll do our best to keep everything as orderly as we possibly can and will update the list as titles are zero'd out. Thanks and we appreciate your business (and patience)!
We've taken great care to keep our prices at/around MSRP. While we'd prefer our titles make it into the hands of true fans, the harsh reality is that we can't do anything to deter the eBay flippers from doing what they do. Here goes and happy hunting.  Really hope we can help some people out. 
 
***We will hold items for 24 hours. if you don't call or pay via pay pal within that 24 hours, then we will release it for the next customer.***
    808 State Pacific a-ha Hits South America Air Casanova 70 Alt-J Live At Red Rocks Autumn Defense, The The Green Hour Bevis Frond Inner Marshland (Bonus Tracks) (Ltd) (Deep Purple) (Dlcd) Bevis Frond Miasma (Royal Blue) (Bonus Tracks) (Ltd) (Dlcd) Bieber, Justin Purpose [LP][Picture Disc] Big Star Complete Columbia: Live At University Of Missouri 4/25/93 Blitzen Trapper Field Rexx (Vinyl) Bowie, David I Dig Everything - The Pye Years 1966 [LP] Bowie, David TVC15 40th Anniversary (7" Picture Disc)(Record Store Day Exclusive) Buzzcocks More Product in a Different Compilation: Best of the United Artists Recordings Candlemass Epicus Doomicus Metallicus Captain Beefheart Live At Knebworth Cash, Johnny The Best Of The Johnny Cash TV Show Cash, Johnny All Aboard The Blue Train  Charles, Pearl Pearl Charles (Record Store Day Exclusive) Cho-Cho and Dasheen Cool Pool Reggae Chvrches Remix EP [12"] Clark, Brandy and Sheryl Crow Girl Next Door Colvin & Earle Wake Up Little Suzy b/w Babys In Black Crowe, J.D. & The New South J.D. Crowe & The New South [LP][40th Anniversary Edition] Davis, Miles Ghetto Walkin' Day, Andra Andra Day Live! (Record Store Day Exclusive) Death Cab For Cutie Tractor Rape Chain/Black Sun Deerhoof Offend Maggie (Record Store Day Exclusive) Doors, The Live At The Aquarius: The First Performance Dylan, Bob Melancholy Mood Escovedo, Alejandro 13 Years Escovedo, Alejandro Gravity Fabor,Fabio / Sciascia,Armando Infini (Infinite Grey) (Ltd) (Tgv) (Rmst) Fall Bingo Masters At The Witch Trials Fall, The The Real New Fall LP Fallon, Brian Georgia Farrar, Jay Sebastopol Field Music Field Music Flaming Lips, The Heady Nuggs Volume II Warner Bros. Records 2008 - 2012 Flaming Lips, The Lightning Strikes The Postman Fleetwood Mac The Alternate Tusk Fort Minor The Rising Tied (Explicit) Frankie Goes To Hollywood Rage Hard Furman, Ezra Songs By Others Gates, Kevin Islah (Explicit) Giant Sand Sun Set: Volume 1 (Ltd) (Box) Glen Campbell See You There Glen Campbell Ghost On The Canvas Go! Team, The Thunder, Lightning, Strike Goblin La Via Della Droga / O.S.T. (Bonus Track) (White) Grant, John Queen of Denmark Grateful Dead Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ 4/25/77 GWAR Scumdogs of The Universe Half Japanese Volume 4 Hamilton Leithauser & Paul Maroon I Could Have Sworn Ida Will You Find Me Idle Race, The Idle Race Iron Maiden The Empire Of The Clouds [12" Picture Disc] Jack Johnson & Friends Sing Alongs And Lullabies Jansch,Bert / Loren Auerbach Colours Are Fading Fast (Rmst) (Dlcd) Jay Reatard Blood Visions 10th Anniversary Jenkins, Stephan (Third Eye Blind) Live At Amoeba (RSD) Jethro Tull Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young to Die! John Grant Live At The BBC  Katastrophy Wife Dysrhythmia Kid Millions Beyond The Confession: Kid Millions Reworks Harry Taussig [LP] Kinks In Koncert 1965 Kuti, Fela Anikulapo and Afrika '70 I Go Shout Plenty (10" Vinyl) Langhorne Slim & The Law Live at Grimey's (Record Store Day Exclusive) Lil Wayne Tha Carter Lil Wayne Tha Carter II Linkin Park Road To Revolution: Live At Milton Keynes (Explicit) Locust Morning Light (160g) Madonna Like A Virgin & Other Big Hits! Man Man Six Demon Bag Manic Street Preachers A Design For Life Metallica Live at Le Bataclan. Paris, France - 6/11/2003 Mew And The Glass Handed Kites mewithoutyou Ten Stories Mn'Ms Melts In Your Ears Monk, Thelonious London Collection, Volume 3 Morissette, Alanis The Demos 1994-1998 Nash, Graham This Path Tonight Nelson, Willie / Uncle Tupelo Side By Side: Truck Drivin' Man (7" Colored Vinyl Single)(Record Store Day Exclusive) New Barbarians New Barbarians Nikki Sudden Treasure Island Notorious B.I.G., The Mo Money Mo Problems Ol Dirty Bastard Brooklyn Zoo/Shimmy Shimmy Ya Otep Generation Doom Outkast Elevators (Me & You) (Glow-In-The-Dark Vinyl) Pascal Comelade The Nothing Twist Pere Ubu 30 Seconds Over Peterson, Oscar Tenderly Phish Hoist Pusha T Darkest Before The Dawn Radio Birdman Buried and Dead / Ballad of Dwight Fry Remains, The The Remains Roots Manuva Switching Sides EP Roots Radics World Cup Rumback, Charles & Ryley Walker Cannots (Electric Blue Vinyl) (RSD Exclusive) Scarface Deeply Rooted Sciascia,Armando Impressions In Rhythm & Sound (Blue) (Ltd) (200g) Sex Pistols Never Mind The Bollocks Here's The Sex Pistols Shankar, Ravi In Hollywood 1971 Shaver, Billy Joe Wacko From waco/When Fallen Angels Fly Skatalities Skatalities 7" Box Set Skrillex & Diplo Where Are Ü Now Skywave Killerrockandroll Smith, Patti Horses / Live At Electric Lady Studios Son Volt Live At The Bottom Line 2/12/96 Sonics, The Live At Easy Street Soul Asylum Grave Dancers Union Spektor, Regina Begin To Hope (Deluxe 10th Anniversary Edition) Spektor, Regina Soviet Kitsch Summer Hits Beaches & Canyons (2 Tone Black/Brown) (180g) Sun Ra Spaceways Sun Ra In Some Far Place Talking Heads and Echosmith Side by Side: This Must Be The Place Them Broadcast EP Thermals, The Hey You Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Kiss My Amps Vol. 2 Toussaint, Allen Live in Philadelphia 1975 Various Hello Kitty Hello World (12 Inch Single) Various One Voice 12 Inch Single Various Artists Get Me Home for Tea: Rare Psychedelic Rock from the U.K. Various Artists Hallucinations: Psychedelic Pop Nuggets From The WEA Vault Various Artists Jazz Dispensary: Cosmic Stash [4 LP][box Set] Various Artists Sunday Nights: The Songs of Junior Kimbrough Various Artists The Blacklist: Music From The Television Series Various Artists The Rough Guide To East Coast Blues Various Artists Crooked Beat Records Presents: A Bang On The Ear Various Artists Todo Muere Vol. 5 Various Artists West Coast Soul '65 Various Artists Texas Soul '65 Various Artists IF Music Presents: You Need This Eastern European Sounds Vitamin String Quartet Daft Punk's Random Access Memories Waters, Muddy Hoochie Coochie Man Weeknd, The The Hills Remixes [12"] Weepies, The Say I Am You Will Johnson / Justin Kinkel-Schuster Inclined / Moccasin Bones Williams, Lucinda Just A Little More Faith And Grace Wizards Purple Magic Wolf Alice White Leather/ Leaving

The Gaslight Anthem - Get Hurt (Best Buy Deluxe Edition) - CD
Vultures United - To Live and Die in Gainesville - Grey Vinyl 7" Single
The Cure - The Lovecats - 12" Single
The Cure - The Walk - 12" Single
Buzzcocks - A Different Kind of Tension - LP
ABBA - The Singles: The First Ten Years - Double LP
 

Next up: X-Men 7"s

If I get this from Amazon will it be on the red vinyl.

I watched The Secret Life of Walter Mitty last night and holy shit that movie was so good and so was the soundtrack. WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE 50+ DOLLARS

Unfortunately, we sold out of copies on tour...working on getting some for the webstore, no guarantees but you all will be the first to know if we do. 

it was billed as "limited edition x/5000 with 72-page book.
 
this re-press is in no way different than the RSD "exclusive"
 
so don't be that guy.

Placing an order.
 
Hopefull they will do something similar with Dark Knight ? Green vinyl for the Joker anyone?

Well my local store did end up getting some in!  Went in last night for the listening party and won the slipmat.....and the test press!

Ghostbusters $17 !!!! Hurry brothers !
http://www.soundstagedirect.com/ray-parker-jr-ghostbusters-vinyl-records.shtml

Ghostbusters $17
http://www.soundstagedirect.com/ray-parker-jr-ghostbusters-vinyl-records.shtml

Ghostbusters $17 !!!! Hurry brothers !
http://www.soundstagedirect.com/ray-parker-jr-ghostbusters-vinyl-records.shtml

I listened to a bunch of tracks on Grooveshark and it seemed to be right up my alley. A nice mix of styles.

Think the album will be a buy?

Getting paid way more than I expected this week.
Probably ordering.

I have the Yamaha A-S300 and I really like it. My only experience with receivers is an old Technics I found in a garage, so this one is a million times better. Speakers, I got a set of Klipsch Icons and I like them. I have a Technics SL-1200 MK2 table. 

Just thought I would share my experience with a piece of equipment you're looking at

If I'm happy to answer someone's questions what's the problem?

Yeah, fuck people who admit they know little to nothing about a subject instead of acting like they are way more knowledgeable than they really are. And fuck people who say thank you when others do something for them. That shit gets annoying

Well I am glad you can acknowledge and embrace what a dick you are. I congratulate you.
 
If it pleases the court, I have spent hours reviewing threads, forums, videos, blogs. But there is a point you just want to reach a spot where you can reach out to peers that you feel you can value their opinion and will listen and give you positive feedback.
 
I guess I was wrong. Everyone acts like such an elitist that any Noob questions are flamed and embarrassed. Its not easy with this hobby as there are so many levels of equipment and expertise that people with lower end equipment tend to get lost like myself.
 
Too bad people tend to forget they were "noobs" once and may have made less mistakes if peers had lent a helping hand and not just sent them to look it up.
 
Regardless Allan, I am deeply grateful for all of your input.
 
Glad to meet another forum dick yanq.

Are you doing any research by yourself on the Internet or are you okay with someone just spoon-feeding you all the answers to your basic turntable questions?
Not trying to be a dick, but well... I'm a dick.

Yes you will need to check quite a few things, cartridge alignment, anti skate and tracking weight mostly.
 
Having the new cart installed in a new headshell is a good idea as once you have your new cart aligned the only difference will be the tracking weight and anti skate.
 
Did your turntable come with a paper alignment protractor? If not get yourself a vinyl engine account and download one of the free ones as getting the cartridge right is very important.
 
For where you are now upgrading to an acrylic platter mat will help as it helps to get rid of static also there are some on ebay that have a strobe printed on one side and a cartridge alignment protractor printed on the other.
 
Have a search around as there are some very good guides on the internet that explain all the different cartridge alignments and their effects.
 
Also you might want to get a cheap tracking force scale if you are going to be swapping carts about as the markings on the weight on the arm are not going to be that accurate.

I'm always careful about telling people that they need to upgrade. After all, I have no idea what your listening habits are and how passionate you are about audio equipment. Sure, you're probably missing out on some of the finer things in life, but it's not like upgrading from the ATLP120 to a Pro-Ject Debut (for example) is going to result in a mind-blowingly better listening experience.
Having said that, it seems to me that if you're asking the question, "how can I get more from my records?' then maybe it is time to start down the long, enjoyable road of audiophilia.
Normally I would tell you to begin with the turntable as the number one upgrade priority, but as others have mentioned, I would consider the speakers first. The ATLP120 isn't terrible and I think you'd discover a more noticeable improvement in sound by upgrading the speakers. After that I'd consider a good standalone preamp ... and then you should start thinking about a new turntable and cartridge. And of course you'll eventually need a better amp.
After that, the sky is the limit, but once you have all the bases covered, that's when you can start swapping cartridges, trying different types of styluses, playing around with speaker placement / room acoustics and all sorts of other fun stuff that is relatively inexpensive. The best part of this hobby is experimenting with various components, but you need to first get to a point where you're relatively happy with how your system sounds.

I just bought this off amazon 2 weeks ago, Im very happy with it while I wait to upgrade to a carbon or a RP1 tax time next year. It has that DJ feeling to it with all the controls but I can live with it. Plus I like the whole "are you a DJ" questioning I get when people come in my house then they go in the next room and see all my records 
but yes it is the best for its price in my honest opnion.

To make that much of a difference you need the rest of the chain to be better so go with whichever one you can get the best deal on and like the look of. MM isn't as fussy as MC in the specification of the arm so you shouldn't have a problem there but it might be worth reading up on the pro's and cons of the different types of stylus, as all of these have a different take of the best approach for the money
 
As you are new to it you need to form your own opinions of what you like and you can only do this by listening to stuff. There is so much choice out there it can be very overwhelming, it's something some people see as an advantage and others as a problem because with the average CD player they all sound pretty much the same unless you are buying something a bit better than average.
 
The other factor is the cost of replacement needles so take this into consideration when making your choice, If looked after they will last you for years so if you are thinking of upgrading soon it isn't really a worry but just another thing to keep in mind.
 
And also upgrade ability, with the Grado and the Nagaoka the big difference up the range is the stylus (needle) profile so you can upgrade by simply replacing the stylus, not sure if that's possible with the Shure.

There are other options but they are country specifica as what is good value here may not be there and vice versa.
 
You could look at the lower Nagaoka's, Ortofons or Grado's as all would work in it plus there are others in the AT range but I see you asking about the Denon in another post this won't suit which is true of all low output MC's.
 
There are 3 cartridge types:
 
Ceramic (the crap fitted to Crosleys)
Moving Magnet (MM)
Moving Coil (MC)
 
Ceramics and MM's give the same sort of signal out so will work with you Nad and the phono stages built into your turntable and receiver but MC's are either high or low output and if it doesn't say will be low output as this is the norm for an MC. The high output MC's you can use with a normal phono stage that takes MM just the volume may be a little lower but a normal low output MC you can't as this needs a specific type of phono stage or a step up transformer to make it work into a normal MM phono stage.
 
MC carts are meant for high end equipment so would really be overkill for the kit you have now.
 
I would look no higher than a Grado black, Nagaoka MP100 or equivalent for now and both of those along with the Shure can outperform your current turntable and receiver.