Freki

http://www.athousandarms.com/dunkmerch/russian-circles-live-at-dunkfest-2016-2xlp

Looks like  Ulrich Schnauss  first two albums are finally getting another pressing. The PO is up at amazon.uk
 
 Ulrich Schnauss - Far Away Trains Passing By

 Ulrich Schnauss - A Strangely Isolated Place

Talking about ordering a $25 cd and ruminating again about a new TT in the same post. Peak Gumbo has been reached.

Talking about ordering a $25 cd and ruminating again about a new TT in the same post. Peak Gumbo has been reached.

It's okay, I'm here children.

I put a little soap on my hands and then just rub it under running warm water then set it out to dry. As simple as washing anything really. No need to soak.

Your set up has A LOT to do with it. You should do your research, cause the more work you put in the more you'll get out. As Thomas said, it's mostly likely your set up not being able to handle the slight scratches. And no, cleaning doesn't fix scratches, but it does remove a lot of what you think might be scratches. Not every pop or click is simply a 'scratch'. 
 
Really though, learn more about the hobby. Learn how how records are pressed, how they work, how the information is read, what effects play, how to fix it, etc. You say 'it isn't my set up' but you aren't that versed in the hobby, opposed to many on here. I'm not saying there are people in here better than you, but why not listen to the advice more seasoned people have to offer instead of make complaints only to brush off someone giving you advice. You complain about the common stuff that no one complains about cause we all know better, and that these are common 'issuses'. The fact that they aren't even issues, it just what's you get to deal with. We tell you what it is, how to fix it, but you'd rather complain. C'mon, man. So many nice people are trying to help. Why not take the advice, build, learn, grow. If you spent half the time learning as you do complaining, you would solve most of your issues. Think of all of the time, frustration, shipping, negotiating of replacements, money, etc you'll save ...
 
This is my last time giving you advice. It's always in one ear out the other. Do what ya want, except complain - stop complaining. You're a grown man.

I just wrap mine up.

I think we've all heard of Gumbo's table

New Terraformer LP 'Mineral' is available on our webstore.  Orange vinyl and Purple with Black Splatter vinyl variants.  We only got in a handful of these so if you want it, get it now:  http://www.athousandarms.com/dunkmerch/terraformer-mineral-lp
 
Also, we have some of Kokomo's second edition of 'Monochrome Noise Love' up for sale for those that may have missed out on the first run.  New vinyl colors are pretty slick: http://www.athousandarms.com/dunkmerch/kokomo-monochrome-noise-love-2xlp
 
As always, use promo code: vinylcollective to get 10% off your vinyl order.  
 
Thanks!

Considering the demand prior Solace presses have maintained, and analyzing the sale graphs on Discogs and Popsike for various copies and variants over the last 3-4 years, I have determined that I don't give a shit and neither should you.
 
But really.  Like with any repress that is sought after, it will drive the demand down a bit, but hardcore / variant enthusiasts will pay just as much or more to complete their collection in the future.  I find it tough to really care though.

Understood! Heading out this evening to pick up a proper record cleaner. 

I'd also like to know the best way to push dirt around a record.

I won't belabor the point, this isn't the right thread and I don't think Vinyl Collective members really care that much, but in general terms, it goes back to the e-commerce concept of 'The Long Tail'.    (You could start reading here:  http://www.thelongtail.com/about.html .
 
Basically, when you go to an obscure Amazon.com listing and see there are 29 dealers offering new copies for sale at various prices, the truth of the matter is there might be only a single copy of this record, sitting on a warehouse shelf in Kentucky, and everyone is offering the same exact disc as if it was there own.
 
Most of VC's favorite dealers do not operate this way: they actually buy and hold the LP inventory they offer for sale online.   Most importantly, they know when it goes out of stock and can adjust their listings accordingly.   In the 'old days' of 2005, an active buyer of CDs or DVDs might receive cancel notices on 25% of their orders place with third-party sellers on Amazon.

I will check this out solely because you ran a search before posting in this thread.

It's fun for the music, cameos, and a young Kyra Sedgwick.

http://panopticonmerch.bigcartel.com/product/revisions-of-the-past-double-lp

Good find. In my neck of the woods so I'll have to keep an eye out.

Came across this band today, Palehorse/Palerider.  Although their Bandcamp uses tags like "Doom", "doomgaze", "shoegaze", alternative" & "psychedelic", there are definitely post-rock/metal elements here.  I think some of you would dig.  
 
http://palehorsepalerider1.bandcamp.com/album/burial-songs

Just get a Uturn and then buy a used amp and speakers.

good price

You were already using pronouns.

https://www.vinylengine.com/library/discwasher/disctraker.shtml