Jettkoral

Hey, guys! Happy to announce that the Pizza Underground 7" has been chosen as an official Record Store Day title, and that it's being distributed exclusively by United Record Pressing Distribution! The colored vinyl is going to be randomly inserted into the run, along with some inserts autographed by the band in the colored copies! Most fair way I could think of doing it without selling them on the site and having it as a a RSD title! The run's going to be 500 copies with an additional 52 (26 of each colored version) copies on colored vinyl, so a total of 552. If you want to pick one up, be sure to go out on Record Store Day or have your local store order in advance from United. Thanks a ton for the support, guys. Means a lot!

Surprising you wouldn't know if there was a Grimtale thread here, as you certainly give the impression of knowing everything about everything. But hey, we're just mere supplicants to your superior morality. If my reasoning (which is also shared by other labels big and small) doesn't fit into your world view, I guess I'm just going to have to live with that.

Hey, STD_Ben- a ) I only deleted that first post because it contained inaccurate and old information on the distribution of the record. Sorry this confused you, but maybe you should've read it before downvoting. You're probably not that smart, though, so I'll give you a pass on that one. b ) I sometimes throw up 2-3 copies of an old release during a sale so new fans of the label can grab up some copies of records they didn't have the chance to get when they went up. Don't think I gouge customers with pricing, but everyone surely is entitled to an opinion! Pretty sure tons of labels keep stock on releases, but it's not like I'm keeping boxes of stock in my basement like they're doing with Deja Entendu or the Newbury releases (how long into you break into their label HQ and snag a box of those to flip?) Why don't you speak out against other labels like Grimtale Records (and others) that put up stock for sale after it's 'sold out', albeit at a premium price? Oh, it's probably because you want to kiss his ass. Anyways, nice work on your quick and witty reply. Bye, Snookums!

I get nervous every time I remember that these guys got the Fallout license.

More people would probably like you if you weren't a prick. C'est la vie?

Surprising you wouldn't know if there was a Grimtale thread here, as you certainly give the impression of knowing everything about everything. But hey, we're just mere supplicants to your superior morality. If my reasoning (which is also shared by other labels big and small) doesn't fit into your world view, I guess I'm just going to have to live with that.

Hey, STD_Ben- a ) I only deleted that first post because it contained inaccurate and old information on the distribution of the record. Sorry this confused you, but maybe you should've read it before downvoting. You're probably not that smart, though, so I'll give you a pass on that one. b ) I sometimes throw up 2-3 copies of an old release during a sale so new fans of the label can grab up some copies of records they didn't have the chance to get when they went up. Don't think I gouge customers with pricing, but everyone surely is entitled to an opinion! Pretty sure tons of labels keep stock on releases, but it's not like I'm keeping boxes of stock in my basement like they're doing with Deja Entendu or the Newbury releases (how long into you break into their label HQ and snag a box of those to flip?) Why don't you speak out against other labels like Grimtale Records (and others) that put up stock for sale after it's 'sold out', albeit at a premium price? Oh, it's probably because you want to kiss his ass. Anyways, nice work on your quick and witty reply. Bye, Snookums!

If you still have copies of something then it isn't sold out.....
There is a Newbury thread where we talk about that quiet a bit.
Don't think there is a Grimtale thread on here....but I wouldn't know as I don't buy most of his stuff anymore.

Hey, STD_Ben- a ) I only deleted that first post because it contained inaccurate and old information on the distribution of the record. Sorry this confused you, but maybe you should've read it before downvoting. You're probably not that smart, though, so I'll give you a pass on that one. b ) I sometimes throw up 2-3 copies of an old release during a sale so new fans of the label can grab up some copies of records they didn't have the chance to get when they went up. Don't think I gouge customers with pricing, but everyone surely is entitled to an opinion! Pretty sure tons of labels keep stock on releases, but it's not like I'm keeping boxes of stock in my basement like they're doing with Deja Entendu or the Newbury releases (how long into you break into their label HQ and snag a box of those to flip?) Why don't you speak out against other labels like Grimtale Records (and others) that put up stock for sale after it's 'sold out', albeit at a premium price? Oh, it's probably because you want to kiss his ass. Anyways, nice work on your quick and witty reply. Bye, Snookums!

Direct to eBay editions are my favorite.

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Posted this in a Reddit thread, I'll post it here too for some clarification. Sorry for the confusion re: The Pizza Underground!

Yeah, because of the Record Store Day exclusivity happening late in the game (the records were already pressed and the colored variants were already limited, I didn't change any pressing numbers), I wasn't able to sell the full release online. With the bad comes the good, though, as it opened up the record to a ton of stores that wouldn't get in copies. We did sell a handful of leftover stock via an announced website sale through our newsletter, but we didn't have enough to fully go around, so a public sale was never formally announced. 

Posted this in a Reddit thread, I'll post it here too for some clarification. Sorry for the confusion re: The Pizza Underground!

Yeah, because of the Record Store Day exclusivity happening late in the game (the records were already pressed and the colored variants were already limited, I didn't change any pressing numbers), I wasn't able to sell the full release online. With the bad comes the good, though, as it opened up the record to a ton of stores that wouldn't get in copies. We did sell a handful of leftover stock via an announced website sale through our newsletter, but we didn't have enough to fully go around, so a public sale was never formally announced. 

I did prep something just for you:

Finally checked out. Got 2 WYLDSTYLE variants. Didn't want to clear my cart, hit me up if you want one (assuming they actually arrive) 

Zoinks! Guess I'll be sending an email right now.

Give it to me, Spacelab. I want it all.

Give it to me, Spacelab. I want it all.

Give it to me, Spacelab. I want it all.

I had some spare time now watching star wars celebration and did a quick mock up for portal. Man I'd kill for this.
 

 
and the still alive 7"
 

Stl Ben prepping for his flip right now:
 

Ugh, can't be assed to hang on here after work for a 7". I'll just grab one off stl_ben's eBay later.

I didn't even bother to look to see if it was a real store I was so juiced.
 
If it is a scam I appreciate the fact that they went through the effort to put ambient store noise in the background, and I'll take the loss for that level of commitment.

no but if i write BRAND NEW DEJA ENTENDU on it, it will be worth a lot of money i think.