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Here is what my favorite record store just posted about their new RSDBF disclaimer: 
 
 
Laurie's Planet of Sound in Chicago IL
 
 
As a faithful supporter and customer of this store year round, I feel completely taken for granted as a consumer. What really ticked me off was the comment about these Record Store Day holidays tending to discourage their "regular" customers. I guess the people that shop on RSD and otherwise the rest of the year at this store are chop liver. 

Here is what my favorite record store just posted about their new RSDBF disclaimer: 
 
 
Laurie's Planet of Sound in Chicago IL
 
 
As a faithful supporter and customer of this store year round, I feel completely taken for granted as a consumer. What really ticked me off was the comment about these Record Store Day holidays tending to discourage their "regular" customers. I guess the people that shop on RSD and otherwise the rest of the year at this store are chop liver. 

There is 363 other days to go into an independent record store and go through every crate they have looking for a hidden gem, sell your used media, talk with the employees ect. 
 
Laurie's has the right to do whatever they want on Black Friday or Record Store Day for that matter. This is considered one of the most popular record stores in Chicago. In April RSD, the line to get into the store at opening was close to 1000 deep. I have NO problem if they don't want to participate, but then the store shouldn't be recognized as a RSD  supporter or vendor. Their RSD process has always been super smooth and very organized. I've never seen any shouting, fighting, bickering, claiming, ect. Assholes is the last type of person this store has to worry about. 
 
Granted, this holiday (RSD) has lost some of the true spirit that made this so special for all of us collectors to head to our favorite store and get some special released gems to add to our collection, but to throw all their normal customers under the bus just because they want to "take it easy" seems like a very lame excuse. It's not like I would try to report them to RSD or anything, thankfully there are other options in Chicago.  

Here is what my favorite record store just posted about their new RSDBF disclaimer: 
 
 
Laurie's Planet of Sound in Chicago IL
 
 
As a faithful supporter and customer of this store year round, I feel completely taken for granted as a consumer. What really ticked me off was the comment about these Record Store Day holidays tending to discourage their "regular" customers. I guess the people that shop on RSD and otherwise the rest of the year at this store are chop liver. 

There is 363 other days to go into an independent record store and go through every crate they have looking for a hidden gem, sell your used media, talk with the employees ect. 
 
Laurie's has the right to do whatever they want on Black Friday or Record Store Day for that matter. This is considered one of the most popular record stores in Chicago. In April RSD, the line to get into the store at opening was close to 1000 deep. I have NO problem if they don't want to participate, but then the store shouldn't be recognized as a RSD  supporter or vendor. Their RSD process has always been super smooth and very organized. I've never seen any shouting, fighting, bickering, claiming, ect. Assholes is the last type of person this store has to worry about. 
 
Granted, this holiday (RSD) has lost some of the true spirit that made this so special for all of us collectors to head to our favorite store and get some special released gems to add to our collection, but to throw all their normal customers under the bus just because they want to "take it easy" seems like a very lame excuse. It's not like I would try to report them to RSD or anything, thankfully there are other options in Chicago.  

Here is what my favorite record store just posted about their new RSDBF disclaimer: 
 
 
Laurie's Planet of Sound in Chicago IL
 
 
As a faithful supporter and customer of this store year round, I feel completely taken for granted as a consumer. What really ticked me off was the comment about these Record Store Day holidays tending to discourage their "regular" customers. I guess the people that shop on RSD and otherwise the rest of the year at this store are chop liver. 

DMB has had a long history of disappointing it's fans. At least 14 years worth of history.

Here's yer BullMoose Black Friday preview. Go bananas!
 

Don't you mean Hoser?

Goofy Movie isn't even popular enough to get Blu-ray treatment, let alone vinyl. I'd say there is 0% chance Disney would want or look to press that soundtrack.
 
 
I could definitely see Toy Story with the recent buzz around the 4th installment coming in 2017. Big Hero Six has a 7" single that you can get with pre-order bundle, not sure the whole soundtrack would get the vinyl treatment at this point. Monsters Inc and UP would also make a lot of sense, both have GREAT soundtracks that are featured in Disney Parks. Non-Pixar titles, I could see Sleeping Beauty or Maleificent with their recent popularity.

Goofy Movie isn't even popular enough to get Blu-ray treatment, let alone vinyl. I'd say there is 0% chance Disney would want or look to press that soundtrack.
 
 
I could definitely see Toy Story with the recent buzz around the 4th installment coming in 2017. Big Hero Six has a 7" single that you can get with pre-order bundle, not sure the whole soundtrack would get the vinyl treatment at this point. Monsters Inc and UP would also make a lot of sense, both have GREAT soundtracks that are featured in Disney Parks. Non-Pixar titles, I could see Sleeping Beauty or Maleificent with their recent popularity.

Are all you Goofy Movie fans under the age of 30? Because that would explain alot. Not in a derogatory way, but that you were obviously really young when it came it so there is some sentimentality there. I don't even remember the film and I was surprised to learn it was a theatrical release, because it seems like a direct to video release.

I don't get the Goofy Movie love.

Grab all the Stripes albums and start from the beginning.

Zavvi is notorious (at least with their Steelbooks) to re-stock OOS items. For those of you who missed out, keep an eye on this, especially around a week or two prior to release date. Usually they'll offer cancelled and unsuccessful orders closer to release date...

These

The only other Jack White concert I would have preferred to Bonnaroo was his first night in Chicago this year, but that's because I was at that show. Damn fine Vault package.

Here's the Trick 'r' Treat picture discs:
 

 
The swapping of the eye on the "lollipop" one is kinda annoying, but they're pretty cool lookin'.

I was pleased to get this package in the mail earlier this week too. Very nice packaging and LP set, well worth the price of admission

Lordy Laudy Lawdy...Now that's a set-list.
Longest set Jack White has ever performed in his entire career High Ball Stepper Play Video Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground Play Video (The White Stripes song) Lazaretto Play Video Missing Pieces/The Big Three Killed My Baby Play Video Hotel Yorba Play Video (The White Stripes song) You Know That I Know Play Video (Hank Williams cover) I Cut Like a Buffalo Play Video (The Dead Weather song) The Same Boy You've Always Known Play Video (The White Stripes song) Three Women Play Video The Rose With a Broken Neck Play Video Freedom at 21 Play Video Cannon/Catfish Blues/Got My Mojo Workin' Play Video (The White Stripes song) Sixteen Saltines Play Video Astro Play Video (The White Stripes song) Stones In My Passway Play Video (Robert Johnson cover) (First Time Covered Live) Blunderbuss Play Video (Interlude of Bob Dylan's Tell … moreMe That It Isn't True) We're Going to Be Friends Play Video (The White Stripes song) Entitlement Play Video (First Ever Live Performance) Top Yourself Play Video (The Raconteurs song) Encore: Fell in Love With a Girl Play Video (The White Stripes song) Icky Thump Play Video (The White Stripes song) Manic Depression Play Video (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover) (First Time Covered Live) Steady, As She Goes Play Video (The Raconteurs song) Blue Orchid Play Video (The White Stripes song) (First Time Played Live Since July 31st, 2007) You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You're Told) Play Video (The White Stripes song) The Hardest Button to Button Play Video (The White Stripes song) Just One Drink Play Video Ball and Biscuit/Got My Mojo Workin' Play Video (The White Stripes song) Seven Nation Army Play Video (The White Stripes song)

Lordy Laudy Lawdy...Now that's a set-list.
Longest set Jack White has ever performed in his entire career High Ball Stepper Play Video Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground Play Video (The White Stripes song) Lazaretto Play Video Missing Pieces/The Big Three Killed My Baby Play Video Hotel Yorba Play Video (The White Stripes song) You Know That I Know Play Video (Hank Williams cover) I Cut Like a Buffalo Play Video (The Dead Weather song) The Same Boy You've Always Known Play Video (The White Stripes song) Three Women Play Video The Rose With a Broken Neck Play Video Freedom at 21 Play Video Cannon/Catfish Blues/Got My Mojo Workin' Play Video (The White Stripes song) Sixteen Saltines Play Video Astro Play Video (The White Stripes song) Stones In My Passway Play Video (Robert Johnson cover) (First Time Covered Live) Blunderbuss Play Video (Interlude of Bob Dylan's Tell … moreMe That It Isn't True) We're Going to Be Friends Play Video (The White Stripes song) Entitlement Play Video (First Ever Live Performance) Top Yourself Play Video (The Raconteurs song) Encore: Fell in Love With a Girl Play Video (The White Stripes song) Icky Thump Play Video (The White Stripes song) Manic Depression Play Video (The Jimi Hendrix Experience cover) (First Time Covered Live) Steady, As She Goes Play Video (The Raconteurs song) Blue Orchid Play Video (The White Stripes song) (First Time Played Live Since July 31st, 2007) You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do As You're Told) Play Video (The White Stripes song) The Hardest Button to Button Play Video (The White Stripes song) Just One Drink Play Video Ball and Biscuit/Got My Mojo Workin' Play Video (The White Stripes song) Seven Nation Army Play Video (The White Stripes song)

Got mine in this am!

This is where I ordered from. $49.99 and free shipping was attractive, first time ordering from them.