Dub

its up now

Newbury milking a corpse worse than Bowie on RSD.

Hey boss, if you want to talk about new variants, I think you're in the wrong thread

Interesting.  I don't think any of GD's records sound like Insomniac, so I can see how that could be a  favorite.   Dookie is their best, most consistent record without a doubt.  However, my fave would be either Warning or Kerplunk.

Agreed.  While I can be a sucker for a good covers album, most of the choices here seem to be pretty uninspired and typical.  Automatic disqualification for "Kids in America."  The world doesn't need another cover of this fucking song for a very long time.

Agreed.  While I can be a sucker for a good covers album, most of the choices here seem to be pretty uninspired and typical.  Automatic disqualification for "Kids in America."  The world doesn't need another cover of this fucking song for a very long time.

This sounds cool.  I love D4 and Dave Hause, but $35 shipped is pretty steep for this, imo.

Hey boss, if you want to talk about new variants, I think you're in the wrong thread

Hey boss, if you want to talk about new variants, I think you're in the wrong thread

Reading this board, I think it’s a lot of people’s top target ( mine too).  I think it’s going to be tough to get.

I got you.
Two weeks can be a few things.
First, it is usually seen as a total of 14 cycles of 24 hours.
Second, in the corporate world it can be 10 cycles of 24 hours.
Finally, in no world I want anything to do with, it can be two cycles of this:  
 

I got you.
Two weeks can be a few things.
First, it is usually seen as a total of 14 cycles of 24 hours.
Second, in the corporate world it can be 10 cycles of 24 hours.
Finally, in no world I want anything to do with, it can be two cycles of this:  
 

I got you.
Two weeks can be a few things.
First, it is usually seen as a total of 14 cycles of 24 hours.
Second, in the corporate world it can be 10 cycles of 24 hours.
Finally, in no world I want anything to do with, it can be two cycles of this:  
 

Plaid Room Records looks to be putting their leftovers online at 4PM EST on Saturday.
 
https://www.plaidroomrecords.com/collections/rsd2020

Big Rig was a very short lived project from Jesse Michaels (Operation Ivy, Common Rider, Classics of Love), Doug Sangalang (Screw 32, Limp, One Time Angels), Kevin Cross (The Nerve Agents, Pitch Black), Jeremy Goody (Pitch Black) and Brandon Riggen. The band rose and fell in 1993. They played a single show and left behind a demo and this EP which was originally on Lookout Records in 1994.
We are extremely proud to be able to reissue this EP. This is a vastly under appreciated piece of east bay punk, a hidden gem of the Lookout catalog and personally one of my favorite records. We’re producing 1000 total copies housed in a faithful reproduction of the original 8 panel booklet/sleeve.
 
http://1234gorecords.com/1234goreleases/bigrig

Speak for yourself.  I think “Can’t Muster Farts Today”as a title, is a shrewd, yet thoughtful, indictment of our current toxic political climate as a whole and, on a micro level, our individual failures to achieve our most secret dreams.  Kinda covers all bases for me.

If it plays, it stays.
 
Words of wisdom 

If it plays, it stays.
 
Words of wisdom 

If it plays, it stays.
 
Words of wisdom 

If it plays, it stays.
 
Words of wisdom 

If it plays, it stays.
 
Words of wisdom 

I, on the other hand, am waiting for the Metallica Breath variant (clear with black smoke, I'd presume)

This is a fun novelty record, but for $25 ($37 shipped)?  That’s a big no thanks.