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Toro ASDIG and Big Thief- i have to say, their monthly store exclusives have been pretty good the past few months

Limited Translucent Pink Vinyl at Suicide Squeeze.
 
https://store.suicidesqueeze.net/collections/frontpage/products/l-a-witch

Here's my recommendations from E-H.
Essentials in bold.
 
Edan - He does it all; emcee, dj and produce and he has some really cool tunes.  A couple of collaborations with Mr. Lif, too.
El-P - Fantastic Damage is such a good album it's ridiculous...
Elzhi - From Detroit, he was in Slum Village with Jay Dilla and does a cool take on Illmatic called eLmatic
Eric B and Rakim - Super old school shit.  You've heard their rhymes referenced and samples hundreds of times and it still sounds pretty fresh to this day.
Flying Lotus - I'm digging his new album a lot.  Very fusion jazzy and a few songs with rapping.  Good stuff.
Foreign Exchange - Phonte from Little Brother and Nicolay, a french dj, exchanged files across the internet for awhile and eventually did this project.  Most of the included artists (Darien Brockington and Yahzarah) are also from the triangle in NC... super soulful good stuff.
Gang Starr - Seriously amazing stuff here... they dropper four straight practically flawless albums (Step In the Arena thru Moment of Truth) and are one of the best emcee dj duos ever.
Gaslamp Killer - Really cool dj/production stuff... I really dig it!
General Patton & the X-ecutioners - three DJs (X-Ecutioners) with Mike Patton... it's fucking awesome.
Ghostface Killah - My favorite of the Wu-tang members.  Check out Ironman and Supreme Clientelle for sure.
Giant Panda - "Fly School Reunion"  Good shit here.  Old school good vibes feel and plenty of participation from People Under the Stairs, plus it has some Chinese rapping.  Neat!
Gift of Gab - lyricist from Blackalicious.  Solo stuff is pretty good.
Gnarls Barkley - St Elsewhere is a little rappy and despite the overhyped singles, there are some serious jams.  Transformer, Go-Go Gadget Gospel.
Go! Team - Good jammy hip-hop dancy tunes and it's like good jock jams for the present.  I hear it in ads and on ESPN all the time nowadays.
Goodie Mobb - Cee-Lo, Big Gipp, T-Mo, Khujo Goodie... part of the Dungeon Family.  Soul Food is a classic.
Gorillaz - I'm sure you've heard it because it had pretty mass appeal... I prefer the first album with Del and Dan the Automator, but the later albums have MF Doom, De La Soul and others
Grand Buffet - These two guys are awesome and I highly recommend this.  Not merely joke rap, but they are clever and funny as hell.  I really recommend them to anyone.  If you're not offended by a little sacrilege, check out the tarck "Nate Kuklas History of Lemonade"
Grayskul - Their album Deadlivers is pretty good stuff.
Guilty Simpson - grimy fucking emcee out of Detroit on Stones Throw.  Plenty of work with Madlib and this dude is bad ass.  Check out the OJ Simpson album and the first Madlib Medicine show albums.
Guru - The emcee from Gang Starr.  His Jazzmatazz albums are dope as hell.  RIP
GZA/Genius - Liquid Swords is probably the best solo Wu-tang album and should be checked out for sure.
Haiku D'etat - Sometimes a little showy in their vocal acumen, but cool stuff.  Aceyalone, Mika 9 and Abstract Rude.
Hail Mary Mallon - Aespo Rock, Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz... good times
Handsome Boy Modeling School - (Dan the Automator and Prince Paul) Wow... super group city crossing so many genres.  The first album is definitely better (featuring (inhales) Del the Funky Homo Sapien, Miho from Cibo Matto, Mide D from the Beasties, Brand Nubian, J-Live, Roisin Murphy from Moloko, DJ Shadow, Biz Markie, Money Mark, Sean Lennon, Kid Koala, Alec Empire, El-P) and the second album has appearances from De La Soul, Mike Patton, Del, Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand, Jack Johnson, Kid Koala, Casual, Cat Power, Mike and chester from Linkin Park, Qbert, Lord Finesse, Rahzel, Chino from Deftones, El-P, Cage, Pharrell Williams, Dres from Black Sheep, Mars Volta, RZA, John Oates)
Hangar 18 - Fun drunken party hip hop on Def Jux.
Headnodic - Good instrumental hip hop producer
Heiruspecs - Hip-hop band from St. Paul.  Not essential, but good.
Heliocentrics - cool instrumental hip hop
Herbaliser - Super smooth funky hip hop that is mostly instrumental, but features emcees occasionally.
Hieroglyphics - Massive Oakland crew with Del, Casual, Domino, Pep Love, A-Plus, Opio, Tajai, Phesto and DJ Toure (half the group comprise Souls of Mischief)  3rd Eye Vision is an absolute classic.
Home Brew - New Zealand hip hop... pretty damned good and jazzy

Anyone else receive a mysterious TYM newspaper thingy from Carpark?

I've seen it recently- check Juno or some other EU stores

I'm not a VMP please subscriber but after Fowty helped me out with FF, I went ahead and checked out Kevin Morby...actually sounds like my type of music. Reminds of a little stranger Dawes or Vetiver to me
Edit: and Delta Spirit as well

Guess I'm in the minority here but I love Morby (and Woods). Excited for this one. 

free vpn trial
 
http://www.expressrefer.com/refer-a-friend/30-days-free/?referrer_id=8919116&utm_campaign=referrals&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=referral_dashboard

Is she casting shadow puppets on her face??! Only other acceptable reason is some sort of seizure.

Yeah. As someone who is from Australia, I'm used to records being a little more expensive than usual, but given the fact Flightless themselves have released coloured variants for $25 a piece (for far more limited pressings), the recent $40 price tag does feel a little cash-grabby and contradictory to their previous business model considering it's a single LP with a non-gatefold jacket.

Cheers, I'm hoping this is the case.  I bit the bullet and signed up to grab a copy of Fleet Foxes and am hoping the next month's RotM will be Kevin Morby.

I feel like I'm in the severe minority here but, for me, Plastic Beach is their best album.

And just to reiterate, I have zero idea what the tentative packaging would entail, what it'd be priced at, or anything like.  Genuinely wish I had more details to get hyped on, but like I said previously... even if it's vague news, it's worth celebrating that an official press is on the tangible horizon instead of stuck in the land of what if...

If you guys have never set foot in an Urban Outfitters, you may want to consider doing so come November.

Not going to say a whole lot until more details surface, but if you've been in the market for a copy of a non-bootleg Aenima, and have been contemplating shelling out $100-$200+, this is a fair warning to sit tight and save your money.

Yes. This store's prices are mental and this wasn't much different. It was $54 plus tax (Canadian.)

Cheapest I've seen Bill Evans for: $19.90 plus shipping
 
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/bill-evans-another-time-the-hillversum-concert/645519-01/

Can't explode if there's a leak- b0mbmaking 101

Time to increase the height of my record shelf.

its a reference to a secret retailer that has unlimited stock of the blue vinyl.

Record shop x appears to have a few:
 
https://www.recordshopx.com/search/?q=Radiohead ok

people should be more concerned whether the vinyl is pressed then what color.
 
if the blue vinyl in US is pressed at rainbo probably gonna be noisy but colorful
 
if the black vinyl in UK is pressed at optimal will sound better than rainbo for sure
 
so if you gotta have the blue then dont just buy it in us get europe edition.........then again if they press it at GZ then europe could be noisy
 
i hope people care about the music first and then the color but hey i might be old school

Check recordstore.co.uk

Check recordstore.co.uk