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Complete this collection yesterday.  The artist is Hayden, a Canadian mopey folky indie singer/songwriter from Toronto who has flown under the radar for nearly his entire career (seemingly by choice). I'm torn between thinking he has never received the attention he has deserved and thinking he's gotten exactly the attention he has wanted. Everything by the last three LPs are OOP.

Each album title is a link to a great jam from each album (albums with multiple pressings feature different songs in each link)
 
The big ones:
Everything I Long For - Original press - 1996
Everything I Long For - 20th anniversary reissue on white (1000) - 2016
Everything I Long For - 20th anniversary reissue on teal (500) - 2016
Moving Careful 10" - 1996
The Closer I Get (500) - First vinyl pressing for RSD 2014 
Skyscraper National Park - Original press - 2001
Skyscraper National Park - Repress on clear (500) - 2013 (Supposed to be hand numbered, but I bought it off a friend of Hayden's who run's a record shop, and it's apparently an extra from the run so is un-numbered).
Elk Lake Serenade - 2004 (somehow bought this in 2015 from discogs, sealed, for $17CAD)
In Field & Town - 2008 (After a bunch of digging and googling, I found a US online retailer in 2015 that still had sealed copies in stock and got two copies for $11USD. Pleased)
The Place Where We Used To Live - 2009
Us Alone - 2013
Hey Love - 2015
 
The little ones:
Mild and Hazy - 1996. I have two copies., one has a matte glued sleeve while the other has a glossy folded sleeve. I don't believe they are two distinct pressings, but when I saw one was different than what I had I bought it anyway, just because.
Lunar Landing Confirmed - 1996. A split with Poledo.
Carry on Mentality - 1997. The newest addition and currently my favourite two Hayden songs. Took forever to find this at a reasonable price and luckily someone a few hours away posted it on the 'bay last week and no one else felt like bidding on it.
Nowhere We Cannot Go - 2015. All the sleeves are handmade from maps of around the country, no idea about pressing numbers .
 
 
 
 

Yeah, all Hayden social media has made it hard to miss so I'm surprised anyone who'd want this album could miss out.
 
You shouldn't worry though, it took a while for the preorder to sell out, so I assume it shouldn't be too hard to order from the site on release day. Just make sure you visit the site early EST on the 9th.

Giving the people what we truly want.

Yeah, all Hayden social media has made it hard to miss so I'm surprised anyone who'd want this album could miss out.
 
You shouldn't worry though, it took a while for the preorder to sell out, so I assume it shouldn't be too hard to order from the site on release day. Just make sure you visit the site early EST on the 9th.

And another! First press blue Through Being Cool for $49.
This guy actually sold three, first one for $39, mine for $49 to account for shipping to Canada and then another for $49. I didn't believe it until I opened it up today and ta-da! Sealed Saves. Chuffed!

Your opinion has offended me, Sidney Crosley, inventor of the record player and star hockey shooting guy. 
 
Fake news!

Not interested. Last three albums are better off not existing.

ill write your name above chris's signature if you want.. just put it in the order notes haha

pre-orders are up now!
https://www.dinealonestore.com/collections/dashboard-confessional/

Complete this collection yesterday.  The artist is Hayden, a Canadian mopey folky indie singer/songwriter from Toronto who has flown under the radar for nearly his entire career (seemingly by choice). I'm torn between thinking he has never received the attention he has deserved and thinking he's gotten exactly the attention he has wanted. Everything by the last three LPs are OOP.

Each album title is a link to a great jam from each album (albums with multiple pressings feature different songs in each link)
 
The big ones:
Everything I Long For - Original press - 1996
Everything I Long For - 20th anniversary reissue on white (1000) - 2016
Everything I Long For - 20th anniversary reissue on teal (500) - 2016
Moving Careful 10" - 1996
The Closer I Get (500) - First vinyl pressing for RSD 2014 
Skyscraper National Park - Original press - 2001
Skyscraper National Park - Repress on clear (500) - 2013 (Supposed to be hand numbered, but I bought it off a friend of Hayden's who run's a record shop, and it's apparently an extra from the run so is un-numbered).
Elk Lake Serenade - 2004 (somehow bought this in 2015 from discogs, sealed, for $17CAD)
In Field & Town - 2008 (After a bunch of digging and googling, I found a US online retailer in 2015 that still had sealed copies in stock and got two copies for $11USD. Pleased)
The Place Where We Used To Live - 2009
Us Alone - 2013
Hey Love - 2015
 
The little ones:
Mild and Hazy - 1996. I have two copies., one has a matte glued sleeve while the other has a glossy folded sleeve. I don't believe they are two distinct pressings, but when I saw one was different than what I had I bought it anyway, just because.
Lunar Landing Confirmed - 1996. A split with Poledo.
Carry on Mentality - 1997. The newest addition and currently my favourite two Hayden songs. Took forever to find this at a reasonable price and luckily someone a few hours away posted it on the 'bay last week and no one else felt like bidding on it.
Nowhere We Cannot Go - 2015. All the sleeves are handmade from maps of around the country, no idea about pressing numbers .
 
 
 
 

Some of you guys whine way too much. How long have you been collecting records? How many labels or Discogs sellers always reach out when things are a bit delayed? Do you think that Rough Trade is going to jump at the chance to do something like this again when they have been subjected to a barrage of email that reeks of entitlement? Don't worry kids, your precious 12" of vinyl will eventually show up so that you can brag that you have something that someone else doesn't so that you can feel superior for about 12 minutes. 

it's hanging out with my total surprise at your predictable lack of capacity for self-referential humor.

The old "let's write a book that literally only the authors will care about" move.

I use discogs because I want my collection to be catalogued in a useful database. Using Google docs seems as useful as writing it down on a napkin you keep in your shirt pocket, at least use Google sheets. 

Eww

$25.50CAD

$25.50CAD

Yes i find it pretty offensive to throw away not defective goods and even brag about it, While it could be done differently. We are different i guess.
 
 

Dashboard Confessional
Crooked Shadows
February 9, 2018
Dine Alone Records / Fueled by Ramen
 
Album pre-orders coming soon.
 
First single "We Fight" below:
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5 pages (and only 8 hours ago)?! was the last actual talk about the topic. I am assuming we are all adults here or at least our parents trust us to act like during our 'internet time'. So, start a name calling opinion thread in the Everything Else section like any other adult would.

Again, I'm not mad nor pretending to be. Just asking you to rethink your words. Once someone sat me down and asked me to think about use of the word "retarded" (I'm 30 and grew up in Georgia, so we used it pretty freely). I considered how that would impact him (a coworker) who lost a child with special needs to her disease. That was the day I actually became a functional adult who realized my actions, and yes words, could be detrimental to someone else's reality. You may not care if s/he/they commit suicide, but someone who isn't them does. So, please?

As far as locking this thread goes...
 
This is a pretty big issue in the music scene we all love and support and it needs to be discussed.
 
If users here can't do that without shaming one another that's on them as individuals, I don't think that's reason enough stop the conversation altogether.