roxymurphy

I just screamed so loud I scared my dog and bf, I need this in my life so bad. Does anyone know the track List?

my ht usually has everything. i go once every 2 weeks or so. usually leave empty handed. most releases arent for me. same shit every single time.
who needs what

I recently have decided to take the dive into the vinyl world. I have been told that they bring warmth and character that CD's or digital copies of songs cannot. I haven't been able to play my new vinyl but I am interested in what people think. Thoughts?

Grace?! She passed away 30 years ago!

Is Rusty still in the Navy?

I know  , but it's all that's in my budget for the time being. I will upgrade to a much better turntable once I can afford to do so

DO YOU THINK WE'RE HERE FOR FUN?!
 

You didn't research enough because the  LP60 is not too good either.

I would also like to include that I am looking for Boxcar Racer- self titled, both colors, +44 - when your heart stops beating, and any vinyl singles by them.

It's my main focus right now lol I want to finish the collections I'm on and move on to something new.. I'm not sure what yet, maybe good charlotte or something. I can't work on that many collections at once. With the amount of variations in blink, it's just too overwhelming.

Looking to buy some Panic at the disco vinyl and any blink 182 merchandise. Here's the Panic! I'm looking for:
A fever you can't sweat out vinyl, gold, with shrink intact Pretty odd, vinyl, black, with shrink intact  
Blink 182 Vinyl:
              Take Off Your Pants and Jacket:
Shop Radio Cast Clear 180 Gram with black 7" singles /300 Shop Radio Cast Clear 180 Gram SRC Subscription version with colored 7" /182  
 
Almost any They came to conquer... Uranus EPs including Lemmings Misprint Not Now part 2 7" vinyl Short Bus w/ alternate cover All The Small Things and What's My Age Again 12" singles Jukebox vinyl Any VHS tapes or cassette tape singles, snippets, or albums ANY PRE 182 ITEMS (Stickers, Shirts, Flyswatter Demo, Demo #2, Buddha Demo-artwork version 2, posters, flyers, etc.) TEST PRESS VINYL (Any EXCEPT for Dude Ranch with printed cover, and MTS Take Off Your Pants And Jacket) ALSO, IF ANYONE IN THE US has any UK CDs or Vinyl by either band, please let me know. I really don't want to import from overseas. Thank you. Gold Poet Anderson Figurine Cheshire Cat advance cassette tape, white paper tom version, as well as both the cat and tom versions of the orange paper variant. Looking For all kinds of memorabilia: See my thread here: http://boards.vinylcollective.com/topic/109092-wtb-blink-182-memorabilia-bunnies-playing-cards-etc/


Thanks so much for all the help! -BlinkandPanic

In case you wonder why pressing plant delays are getting longer and longer...
 
http://substreammagazine.com/2015/02/meet-the-16-year-old-whose-record-label-is-putting-out-macaulay-culkins-new-7-inch/

So "Aliens Exist" wasn't just a joke song? Oh gawd.

First the Trapt thread, now this..

I've been hoping they would press this shit forever. That just made my night.

Was just browsing on GoHastings right now and noticed that they had an exclusive color (and I'm guessing first pressing as there is no information on Discogs about it) for the album "One-X". I'm sure everybody here doesn't even listen to these guys but for those who are at least somewhat interested, here's a link. It's $19.98 right now.
 
http://www.gohastings.com/product/POPMUSIC/One-X-Hastings-Exclusive/sku/293106676.uts#.UrDMy2RDtRE
 
I ordered a copy just because I'm a fan of radio rock stuff. I wish it was their self-titled but maybe if enough people buy this one, they'll press it. 

Long story short, I recently left neutral feedback for a transaction where the LP was over-graded and eventually refunded by eBay via a courtesy refund (eBay refunds you, tells you to just keep the item, etc).  
 
I was super mild with the neutral feedback too, just writing "LP condition not as described. Seller was quick & helpful with refund. Thanks."  At the time I wrote it, I felt weird about getting an over-graded record and not mentioning it for future buyers to consider.  Not to ruin the seller's business but so buyers can at least double-check the condition before they buy and not have a similar experience as I did.  Not my job at all to give that heads up to other buyers but I figured "Hey, eBay is giving me blinking notices in my dashboard about leaving feedback so I might as well..."
 
Anyway, the next day, I received a 3+ paragraph long manifesto from the seller about how I was a scammer and liar (which he knew all along) and that I somehow conned eBay into giving me a courtesy refund, so that I wouldn't have to return the LP and reveal that I was lying about the condition being not as described.
 
As dumb and obviously silly as the message was (he said I suspiciously waited weeks to ask for a refund, when he was the one who originally offered me a refund 8 days after the auction closed, and the refund was completed less than 14 days after the auction ended   ), it still spikes my anxiety a bit to have e-confrontation and wildly inaccurate dates and conspiracy theories against me fired into my consciousness.  I just want to be chill and listen to records, you know.  Not in my bathroom at midnight wondering if I should reply and politely clear my name of the top serious accusations or not reply and be the cool, unflinching man I wish I could be (or whether I should start taking Paxil again  ).
 
With that said, the main purpose of my own little manifesto here is to solicit your experiences with buyers or sellers who have accused you of being Leonardo DiCaprio from "Catch Me If You Can" (but with $20 records instead of millions of dollars).  It would help me, and perhaps others, to hear how common and silly and not a big deal being harassed over vinyl transactions is.  Share your stories and spread some good, humorous vibes.
 
Thanks.

Have you tried a record store? Sometimes records like the ones you are looking for can be found there.

All of this is well and good, but one thing a lot of people are forgetting is that most of the people selling records on eBay or Discogs aren't running a business - they're just doing this to make a little extra money or as a hobby to fund buying new records. I think it's unrealistic to expect everyone who sells records to grade things 100 percent accurately based on Goldmine standards - which is difficult enough for professionals, let alone a dude looking to unload some records he doesn't want anymore. There should be a mutual level of understanding on behalf of the buyer and the seller and honest communication before someone leaves neutral or negative feedback or calls someone out on a message board, whether it be over the record's condition, shipping times, or any of the myriad things that can go wrong when making faceless transactions over the Internet and through the mail.