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Release dates were less than a month apart according to discogs. If MOV were going to be doing Frances you'd probably be hearing about it by now. Start holding your breath.

I emailed them and was told mid June before the date changed on the site. I'm now just hoping it doesn't get cancelled

Has anyone heard of a band called 'Gruvis Malt' Anything they did would be amazing on vinyl. One of my all time favourite bands.

first world problems

In that case might need to stick with a slip mat to minimise the damage as I'm not always around to supervise little ( and big ) hands. After some strict training (myself included) static is my next biggest issue. Any suggestions??

Meshuggah - Chaosphere Cursed - II Mr bungle - Mr bungle Paco de Lucia - Entre dos aguas Mariachi El Bronx - Mariachi El Bronx I Never pressed but should be: Ephel duath - A pain necessary to know. Sevedust - Home Gruvis malt - all albums!!

So stoked for this!

To clarify usually the record is being turned over before it has completely stopped spinning. Hence my original question.

I didn't want to have to post a huge article stating all my reasons and motivations but unfortunately I'm not the only one using the turntable I have a wife and kids and friends who use my turntable. For my first post on this site I was hoping that it would be full of knowledgable people who would post helpful answers and insights.

As a newbie I've been thinking about upgrading from the felt slip mat my turntable came with, to a cork platter mat as I've read it produces a better sound and may cure my static problem. My only hesitation with changing is as i'm a bit of a clutz and I'm weary that if the record is 'stopped' currently the mat will slip but if I change to a platter mat if the same happens is it likely to damage the record or the turntable?? Are there any other pros / cons??