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  1. 3 hours ago, dantheriver said:

    FYI that dude you’re trying to have a real conversation with is a troll.

    Clearly. Anyone that was purchasing records 10+ years ago knows that prices are NOW fucking insane. I am old as hell, and started buying records in the late 90's, mainly becuase they were far less expensive than their CD counterparts. The bonus was that I was listening to mostly hardcore and punk, and the hardcore and punk bands never really stopped putting music out on vinyl.

     

    10 years ago most single LP's from smaller labels would have been $14-$16, and double LP's would have been around $18-$22. Prices have certainly not dropped, quite the opposite.

     

    Back on topic...the new single (Interrobang) is a ripper.

  2. 1 minute ago, Derek™ said:

    Damn.  Agreed that it has a bit of an “opener” vibe, but I could also see that slow intro being a breather point midway through the album.  Has anyone seen a track list yet?

     

    I do admire how this single screams signature “Appleseed Quality” and yet continues their legacy of never having one album sound too similar to another.  (At least based off these 6.5 minutes so far.)  I’m expecting  fresh, good things in June.

    Track list is on the Bandcamp page.

  3. 13 minutes ago, Gumbo72203 said:

    That's a fair assessment on your last point.  It's just kind of ironic to me, that Aaron feels Isis is done, but they don't have a problem continuing to cash in on what they made.  Because your same logic could be applied to their live performances.  What about all the people who have just discovered them 1, 2, 3 or 4 years ago?  You're okay with letting people buy your stuff again, who missed it the first time, but why not extend that to the actual medium that created the music in the first place, the performance?  

     

    I just think it's a little funny that he has such idealism towards the performance of the material, but not towards the commercialization of that music.  If he thinks getting back together to honor and perform the incredible stuff they created together would tarnish their legacy, why does that not also translate to the physical recorded medium as well?  If new technology allows the records to sound better, wouldn't the same logic apply also to the performance?  Newer, better gear, etc. 

     

    Just looking to stoke a friendly philosophical debate is all :P

    So any band that no longer plays live should stop selling their music? Seems super logical.

  4. 1 hour ago, birdwell said:

    my introduction was his split with Jonah Matranga, while his side was still on the turntable I got on my computer to hunt down his stuff and bought the splatter version of this immediately (I think Suburban Home had it in their distro at that time)

     

    jazzed this his is getting repressed though

    this was exactly how i discovered frank turner. i remember buying the 10" from vinyl collective immediately after listening to frank's side of that split.

  5. Well this is pretty cool of Chris. I can finally stop holding a grudge over $15.

     

    "Hi, To answer the first obvious question - Yes I am still trying to get this project done.  I go through periods of time that I am able to work on it, and other, where I am not able to.  Most of my days I do not have a spare minute, and I do not have days off, ever.

    That said, while we are in the midst of this, much longer than expected process, I do have a tour coming up in October and November.  We will be touring with the band Caspian.

    If any of you kind people would like to be put on the guest list for any of the shows, I would be overjoyed be able to reciprocate in some small way, and get you on.

    PLEASE email me at [email protected] if you are interested!

    Thank you!
    Chris"

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