cannonfunk

What the fuck

Completely inexcusable prices.
 
I'm not going anywhere near a record store that day.

Please tell me this won't affect any of my precious HT Exclusive Variant bands!!!

Insound making a big to-do about being back in business and having literally 35 records for sale all ~20% above everyone else's prices is the most Insound thing they could have done.

Let me guess... it's going to be "limited" to 30,000 copies, pressed on thin-ass records that they claim are 200gm, and shipped in a stupidly thin cardboard envelope half-way across the globe.
 
Yeah, no thanks. I wait a few months & buy it for half that price.

Let me guess... it's going to be "limited" to 30,000 copies, pressed on thin-ass records that they claim are 200gm, and shipped in a stupidly thin cardboard envelope half-way across the globe.
 
Yeah, no thanks. I wait a few months & buy it for half that price.

Let me guess... it's going to be "limited" to 30,000 copies, pressed on thin-ass records that they claim are 200gm, and shipped in a stupidly thin cardboard envelope half-way across the globe.
 
Yeah, no thanks. I wait a few months & buy it for half that price.

It's financial stupidity to spend $30-40 on a compilation of demos that they're obviously going to press tons of copies of.

Check out some of the records from that label around the time of its release. Most of them are owned by a couple of people, but none of them are in anyone's "want list." That pretty much signals that they aren't at all coveted, and even if they're rare, they aren't worth anything if no one wants them. As with most music of this style, today's generation of collectors just doesn't care, largely due to the fact that it bears little-to-no relevance to the music that came after it. 
 
I'll add that I recently found a mid-90's hip-hop 12" that wasn't on Discogs, but popsike had a listing for it that sold for $100+, and the releases from the same label around that time were selling for similar amounts. Just remember - Discogs is user created, so there will certainly be omissions and errors. But in your case, it's more likely that it's because no one cares about the album. Generic classical pop albums from the late 50's are a dime a dozen all across the US. 

You should try to bargain it on Wavesrecords.com! THE best place to bargain your garbage bin records.

Never forget.

I'd rather give my money to the Jamaican king known as VinylDaddy.

Can I bargain it?

hehehhehe

Oh fuck

Wild Flowers or bust.

DeepDiscount also sells porn, assuming anyone actually buys porn these days. 
 
http://www.deepdiscount.com/search?mod=AV&gn=adult%20entertainment#!?pagenum=1&sortby=PriceLowHigh

180g...split across 2 LPs.

Received mine today as well...The sleeves & vinyl are in perfect condition, despite the crappy, thin, tightly-packed mailer.
 
I was really surprised that the vinyl is so thin... it feels like one of those early 80's Dyna-flex pressings. You'd think with a price tag of $40 that they would be at least 120 gram, but they're nowhere close.

It's always been free. Some people just paid for something that was already included

You do know that neither Gary Glitter or Bill Cosby are dead, right?
(In the literal sense anyway)

It's time to call it...

I was in Wal-Mart on day and saw this:

Died with laughter - sent to all my friends. Too funny.

#WaxOnWhacksOff