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  1. 2 hours ago, throughbeingcruel said:

    I'm going out early in hopes to score Distillers, cuz I never saw a repress of that happening haha. And I'm also hoping to see my dude @soundofsilver as usual. And this year the wait won't be bad since I can play Zelda the entire time :)

    We will be through at some point.  I don't think it will be early.  LL has some local DJs coming through, so we might come through after the initial rush.  My guy is coming down Friday night, we'll decide then.  I wouldn't mind digging, cause there isn't anything on the US list for me

     

    With that being said, to anyone across the pond - If you feel like picking up that Idris Muhammad release for me, you will be rewarded for your time.   Thanks!

  2. 7 hours ago, Derek™ said:

    Unpopular opinion, since this is a VMP thread and not a Gorillaz thread: can someone explain the main appeal of Gorillaz?  Or Demon Days in general?  I knew that OP copies fetched a nice coin, and that its lack of a repress has made it desirable over the years as a collector's piece... but musically speaking, I mean.  What did this album do – even if it's for you, on a personal note – that has placed it on such a pedestal? 

    You made me think back to that time - damn you D !

    My attraction stemmed from the setting in the world at that time.  Bush; society was raging because of our 'influence' in the Middle East, and the following 'terrorist' times that all of us started experiencing, like our friends in war zones; weapons of death started exploding as far as access to them (guns) here in the U.S.; egos inflated by what we saw on T.V., to numb us from what was happening in our society

    From front to back, one of the best complete albums of the decade.

    Kids With Guns - my fav off the album, the song summed up the times and where we were headed.  One of the best songs of the '00s, easily.  The back end of the song still gets me. 
    Their 1 day festival in London this year sold out in a few hours.  Understandable that the reissue of their best album sold out in a day.

    I also believe that VMP isn't the only outlet we will see sell this.  

  3. 1 hour ago, MrSneis said:

    Spinning the white DYOH... SUPER stoked to have this and it sounds superb so far.  This album was the first CD I ever purchased from Amazon when it first came out.  Packaging is #/1000, inner sleeves and outer sleeves on point.  MIKE'S THE EXCHANGE in the deadwax too (very faint) so it seems likely they used the original stampers??

     

    I have OP's for Surrender, Exit, Born, Further, and Come With Us.

     

    That leaves Push the Button and We Are the Night left for me but I am happy to have this much of the catalog!

    per Astralwerks - http://www.astralwerks.com/news/chemical-brothers-re-issue-classic-albums-colored-vinyl/

    Audio was cut from the original lacquers from the studio of the original engineer Mike Marsh, and approved by Ed and Tom

  4. 4 minutes ago, Derek™ said:

    Correct.

    My copy is shipping from just a few hours south of where I live, so I'm expecting minimal scuffing.  The description makes it sound like the transit scuffing is a part of the whole affair.  Really surprised to hear your local shop was stocking the deluxe.  That's rad.

    That's what I thought, about the transit scuffing.  But, it is housed in one of those thick plastic sleeves that are larger than the sleeve itself.  Folds over at the top.  That quarter wasn't going anywhere.

  5. On 6/7/2016 at 1:34 AM, The Ghost of Randy Savage said:

    I just figured...why try to explain it when he does a better job than I could hope to :)

    Good read - the DJ comment is spot on

     

    Something to keep in mind for future releases - online streaming rules pertaining to what counts towards sold units/recognition (Gold, Platinum) have some stipulation regarding the length of the songs.  Prob has something to do with royalties, but I've read more than one source explaining this might be an issue w physical releases going forward. Just something to keep in mind.  

  6. On 5/20/2016 at 9:36 PM, dbarila said:

    Has anyone gotten any of the reissues yet?  People over at Steve Hoffman are reporting that from Amazon they are getting the same pressings that are out there now but with a sticker over the barcode.  

    Update - 

     

    I was in B&N yesterday.  They had these specific releases that were released last week by XL.  Sale tag had the date of "5/20/16".

    No "RH-HTTT" rectangular sticker on the sleeve.  It was on the shrink wrap instead.  

    Capitol sleeve from '08 - Parlophone discs from this release here ---> https://www.discogs.com/Radiohead-Hail-To-The-Thief/release/5453484

     

    Someone on Steve Hoffman also ordered The Bends and Kid A from Amazon pertaining to these releases from last week. 

    The Bends was the same mixmatch - Capitol sleeve, Parlo press.  Kid A was not.  It was a Capitol release inside and out.

     

    Recap - OKC, The Bends, HTTT, and (possibly) Amnesiac, of last week's release date, should be Parlo discs inside Capitol sleeves.  OKC was already Parlo in Capitol, so shouldn't be any different.  

     

    B&N has a 15% off $50 sale online right now.  Should be free shipping $25 and over.

  7. 3 minutes ago, throughbeingcruel said:

    Yeah dude. Guestroom in Louisville did the same. Said they ordered 65 copies and got like 5. I still may PO from ten to get the chance for the 7", but I'm not gonna have a conniption if I don't get it. 

    Agreed.  Though, I might swing through and see what they want for the standard black of the album.  I ordered the white from England so I could have a euro version to compare.  

     

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