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The refs are Hungarian (at least they are there, too bad our team is lame for a very long time), I hope there won't be bad calls. Good luck US!

a good second half is ahead of us!

what a fucking stupid second yellow card. Not only it was accidential, it didn't even bother the situation.

Game of the Cup, yet. I'm so glad that Italy is out.

I was watching the England game, but it looks like you Americans are very lucky.

I saw moneen in Austria on the recent RX Bandits EU tour few weeks ago, and it was so awesome, even though it was only a supporting set. We talked to Kenny before the show about the Ending of Lost, he was so happy that we asked him about it, because at the time no one else in the band have seen it, so he talked about his opinions for minutes. He was so pshyced that we travelled 3 hours from Hungary to see them, he put us all 3 on the Guestlist. What a dude. this shirt ruled as well: on the back around the neck it says: "I missed the Finale for this Damn European tour."

Great, there aren't many things as much entertaining as watching the Italian team suffering. Well done NZ.

finally a semi-good game happened today, well done Switzerland!

Have you seen the less spectated games, they totally blew it over the anthems, which is a shame on their part.

alright we are close to the end of the first round, and as of yet, this is a pretty boring WC, sadly. and this is how varied the home crowd can cheer...

yeah, what's the matter?

he commited suicide. and youtube took it off, so here is a picture: and he missed the water a bit

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there will be a free the Casting Out show over here in June, and I've never really followed them, I'm going either way, but I'm just curious are they tend to play any bsf material?

So is this getting out of print or what? I want to order it from Amazon, and it says it ships 10-14 days.

will merchdirect ship it internationally?

+ yesterday, I went to an American Football game between Budapest Wolves & Vukovi Belgrade, and I did'n know that Reuben Droughns is in Belgrade's coaching staff. It was great to see a Superbowl winner in person in a country where American Football is just an amateur sport.

I like how this still isn't on AP.net. We (the collectors) bought the rare ones, and the wall-hanger kids will buy the "leftovers". This is so good for the label.

wow is this for real it went that fast? 30 mins congrats.

Bought the black one, sorry for not buying anything else, but i'm short on money. This storeenvy distro looks nice, cheap international shipping too. Thanks.

Lauded as one of 2009's very best records by critics and fans alike, Castevet's amazing debut, Summer Fences, paid homage to the quartet's influences - bands such as Chicago brethren Ghosts And Vodka, The Appleseed Cast, Small Brown Bike and The Casket Lottery - while never completely succumbing to the weight of those torchbearers' important contributions to the scene they helped build. Shades of gorgeous, twinkly 90's Midwestern emo collided with a brawny-yet-brainy punk rock explosion and in the process, spawned something altogether exciting and new. Castevet's latest achievement, the eight-song The Echo & The Light, doesn't miss a single beat, picking up where Summer Fences left off and honing in on the band's most positive attributes. Leaning less on the sweeping atmospherics and lush soundscapes of its debut, Castevet kicks up the distortion and fuzz pedals that lace kinetic, intertwining guitars while placing a greater emphasis on the gritty vocals and concise songs wound tightly around propulsive, math-tinged instrumental passages. If Summer Fences was the result of a band experimenting with an abundance of great ideas, The Echo & The Light is that band only using the very best of those. Originally pressed in CD and tape format as an extremely limited six-song EP for the band's 09 Winter tour with Grown Ups, the six tracks - plus two brand new offerings - have been re-recorded and engineered by Dennis Pleckham at Comatose Studio in Bradley, IL and mastered by Carl Saff (Melt Banana, Young Widows, Ghosts And Vodka) at Saff Mastering in Chicago. Tiny Engines will release the LP on June 29, 2010 in both 12-inch and digital formats. Each copy of The Echo & The Light will include a free mp3 download code for all the songs. Track List _______________________________ 01. Six Parts Summer 02. Narrow Hallways 03. Hiccups 04. Lautrec 05. Midwestern Values 06. Model Trains 07. Bike Notes 08. Cities & Memory Pressing Info _______________________________ * 200 copies on 180 gram black vinyl * 300 copies on white vinyl Pre-order way too many great thing coming up...

I spoke with Keith (CYLS, Empire! Empire!) few days ago, and he told me this is on it's way. The delay caused by the pressing plant, he said that they broke the master copy? twice.

I already feel it more than On Letting Go.

hey Drabley, it's nice to see my city on the top of your list. Are there any promo for it in the States or where did you hear about it?

finally! We've teamed up with Mayfly Records to bring this awesome album to vinyl and couldn't be more excited. Pianos Become The Teeth Old Pride LP. We've made 200 on Green and 300 on a White/Green mix. If you'd like both, we have a package for both available here. The LP comes with a poster, a download card, and a 33x22 inch poster. This will be shipping out prior to release week (June 8th) and will be shipped media mail unless ordered with a shirt. Refunds on the cost of shipping will be given if necessary Every pre-order for this LP will be entered for a chance to win a test pressing!! http://topshelfrecords.bigcartel.com/category/vinyl