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  1. 2 minutes ago, xfactor675 said:

    I didn't bash you, i bash the vinyl community. Sorry if it sounded the first way. Of course you make the most hyped variants to sell the most copies. I just don't get the why behind it. It looks awful compared to even single solid colors. Also don't really understand the plants and why don't they discontinue splatter on solid colors? it is always come out awful.

     

    But whatever new cis in 13 years, can't fucking wait.

    I wasnt taking it as bashing, apologies if I came off as defensive, just providing some clarity from the literal person who comes up with 90% of variants for our label and orders them.
    The reality is that the amount that splatters, or any version of a splatter, sell higher than a solid/single color is honestly very staggering, especially in the age of social media where 50-75% of people buying vinyl are literally just buying the coolest looking variant to post on social media.
    I as well am not a huge fan of splatters on solids, I very rarely do them unless they are part of a half/half or in an aside.bside.

     

    Yes, new CIS, album rules. These aren't even the 2 best songs from it, in my opinion.

  2. 250 - PN1 - Blue in Half Clear / Half Beer with Heavy Orange & Yellow Splatter
    400 - PN2 - Orange / Mustard Aside/Bside with heavy White and Black splatter
    500 - Indie Retail - Orange with Brown Splatter
    400 - UK/EU - Brown & Gold Aside/Bside
    400 - Newbury - Yellow with Orange and Brown Twist
    400 - Banquet - Black in Sea Blue
    250 - Revolver - Half Orange  / Half Yellow
    250 - Rock Sound - Half Sea Blue / Half Black
    300 - 24 Hundred - Orange in Yellow
    250 - Band - Clear with Orange & Yellow Splatter
    2000 - Various - Yellow & Orange Galaxy

    `'We decided to re record EOTW first and foremost to be as cool as Taylor Swift, but secondly because we wanted to be able to repress the vinyl and offer it to fans that haven’t been able to get it since the record came out." says Alan Day.  He continues "It was really interesting to revisit all of the songs down to every detail, getting to kind of relive it in a way. We recorded the drums with Will Putney (who worked on the original EOTW as a engineer), did the rest by ourselves at Dans house, and then had Will work his magic on it and mix and master it. We had just worked with Will for the first time since 2010 on our new album Brain Pain, and figured it would be perfect to work with Will as he knows FYS old and new more than anyone. So give it a listen, come out to the tour, and party like it’s 2010 again." 

  3. 35 minutes ago, xfactor675 said:

    I never said anything specially on this particular release, and/or about releasing b-sides in general.

    I said what i said about pointless deluxe editions with bedroom demos, acoustic tracks etc which can be perfect to have digitally. In those cases the sole reason from the label/band is to make a pop with zero effort involved. It is just not fair against the buyer of the og version especially in this economic situation. 

    On the other hand you could have just released the b-sides as a standalone entity, and you wouldn't double charge someone who really wants to buy it for the album.

    And yes I never released anything, this is just a regular buyer talking who is fed up with 30 dollar single LPs and yes it's not your fault either. So all in all in, sorry it was never against your/the label. 

    Perhaps I got overly worked up and offended, for that I apologize.

    In this very particular case, this is exactly how the band wanted to release the product and they have final say over anything we put out of theirs. The standard edition is still very widely available as well, but they did not want to do the bsides/acoustic songs as their own release.

    In regards to a $30 LP,  we aren't at $30 for a single LP  but we try to keep our prices as low as possible, but in a post covid world production costs have soured and unfortunately there's only so low we can go.

  4. 22 hours ago, xfactor675 said:

    Anything real to contribute? 

    The only reason this version of the album happened is because the band wanted to do it. They like the b-sides and the acoustic versions and wanted it pressed and wanted to re-vamp the physical packaging.

    Saying this has zero effort from the band/label is just flat out ignorant and disrespectful quite honestly, many people (myself included) worked very hard to make this version of the record.

    If you don't like it or think its stupid then just don't buy it but no need to throw around disrespectful comments when you have zero knowledge of what it takes to put out something like this, or any record quite frankly.

  5. On 9/23/2022 at 10:44 AM, xfactor675 said:

     The label's sole intention with these is to make it more desirable again, and also want to milk the same people again who has the og version, and yet these songs never really worth anything at all, and has zero effort from the band/label. 

     

    LOL

  6. 10 minutes ago, INRIhab said:

     

    I saw the tease. I saw 11 EST. So I tried to manage my time at work so I was ready at least by 10:50. I was too busy to check periodically over the hour before haha. 

    No big deal. I've been lucky with albums going live earlier than the aforementioned time over the last few years. Can't win 'em all! 

    as a general statement we always make our preorders live at 10am EST, most of the most people don't notice because it isnt advertised. The 11EST was when the actual announce was scheduled to happen.

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