HoldingSteady

Thanks for the reply. I'm most interested in Taking the Rough with the Smooch, so I don't have to collect the individual 7"'s. I'm mostly including the bigger ones. It's an introductory retrospect of the movement for a station with an audience of mostly casual music listeners. So far I have: Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, Bratmobile, Huggy Bear, L7, Sleater Kinney, Babes in Toyland, and Pussy Riot (as a contemporary example). It's only two hours so I can only include 8-10. If you have any suggestions, let me know.

Does anyone have any lps from the band Huggy Bear? I am doing a radio show documenting the riot grrrl movement and it would be a disservice not to include them. If anyone can help me out, it would be appreciated.

Looking for copies of Animal and Not Animal by Margot and the nuclear so and so's for a friend's birthday. He's a big fan so I thought I'd do a quick search

hahaha yea thats what I was thinking. There would be nothing more hipster of me to do than buy a jazz album just to brag about my jazz album. Btw, I picked Elf soundtrack...

I've had a 20 dollar amazon gift card for 3 years and I haven't been able to decide which vinyl to buy with it in all that time. I see it as getting a free record (which is stupid because it's still money), but there are too many options! Seeing as you guys are vinyl enthusiasts, maybe you could help out. Here is a list of records I've been stuck on but recommendations are welcome: Radical Face- Ghost The Cribs- Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever Warpaint- The Fool Rodriguez- Cold Fact Times New Viking- Dancer Equired The Thermals- Now We Can See Volcano Choir- Repave Wolf Parade- Apologies To The Queen Mary Daredevil Christopher Wright- Nature of Things Modest Mouse- Lonesome Crowded West Polyphonic Spree- Yes It's True So So Glos- Blowout Clientele- Suburban Light Lewis- L'Amour Ought- More Than Any Other Day Judee Sill- Judee Sill

I'm looking to expand my elephant six collection. I'd love to hear some offers if anyone has some just around and looking for a good home for them.

What are some people's dream vinyl? Like those records that you would trade a leg for. Personally, the first three Hold Steady albums are mine. Been a huge fan for years and hoping every day for reissue news.

Not currently looking to sell it (actually just bought it), just wanted to see if I could sell it back for the price I purchased it. My love of vinyl outweighed the reality of my poverty lol.

That's what I've been coming up with but I just haven't been able to find many sold ones

What would you guys price a copy of Face The Truth by Stephen Malkmus?