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  1. 13 hours ago, N8TRU said:

    I assume so. It doesn't have the hifi hype sticker and no mention of Kevin's name or "audiophile" but it has the same runout as this version.

     

    https://www.discogs.com/release/8126993-Blink-182-Enema-Of-The-State

    For some dumb reason I sold the black 180g first run of this for $30. No idea why I would do that. Now here I am chasing a lesser version.

  2. 22 minutes ago, booms528 said:

    My ranking would be Funeral > Suburbs >>> Neon Bible > Everything Now >>> Reflektor

    This song definitely sounds more like the first 3 albums which is SUPER encouraging and somewhat unexpected.

    I didn’t love Reflektor at first then Porno randomly came up on shuffle and I heard it in a new way. Then I listened to the whole album with a new perspective. I hope I come around on this. I’m open to it. 
     

    NB > Funeral > Burbs/Reflektor >>> EN

  3. 1 hour ago, geezfools said:

    I wasn’t going to at first, but the colors are pretty awesome and the price for two records to the US wasn’t terrible, I think $33 a piece, which is less than stuff from Newbury at times…

    Same. I just got the 1234 Go Exclusive but that blue and yellow is such a great variant.

  4. 4 hours ago, mcpherson123 said:

    Its mostly an assumption but the fact that the plants are backed up especially for popular titles to be repressed seems to logically follow that since a major component of RSD as an organization is keeping physical media flowing to stores and knowing that record stores are waiting for titles to be repressed or pressed for the first instance to carry the media, I made a non-scientific critique about why a bootleg would be getting profiled on the RSD site.

     

    The reality that this assumption is based on is that, according to record store owners and staff that I know and talk, the plants are backed up and the stores are waiting for major and minor titles to be back in supply again or in supply for the first time.

    There was a long article about plants being backed up in sundays NYT. I know plants are backed up because more people are pressing records but I haven't seen or noticed any lack of records in the stores I go to so that's why I asked.

     

    I'm guessing the real reason this showed up on the rsd site is because the label is simply vinyl, which at one time was a real label doing represses but now it is a different label ran by bootleggers under the same name (as told to me on reddit).

     

    So database/clerical error, not desperation by rsd is my hunch.

  5. 1 hour ago, sonumbertwelve said:

    Am I the only one who just cares about the music? I am a strong believer that art is separate from the artist. I don't listen to Ryan Adams' music or anyone else's music for that matter because I like and/or dislike the artist behind it. I listen to it for the ART. 

     

    Clearly, everyone here isn't even arguing about his art/music. They're arguing about HIM. Who gives a shit about what the fuck this dude does in his personal life. I didn't care before and I don't care now. Again, that's not why I listen to his or anyone else's music. 

     

    What are you guys doing before you check out a new artist?? Going to their wiki page or digging deep to try to figure out if they are a good enough person in their personal life so that you can feel better about listening to their music or enjoying their art??? Are you?? No - didn't think so. 

     

    Hopefully I can check back on this thread and it's for a pre-order link for Blackhole. 

    We all have a different line of what an artist does in their personal life where it overshadows the art. That doesn't mean you research everything about an artist before deciding to listen but if something comes to light, it's up to you if that is something you can set aside while enjoying the art. 

     

    Sometimes that happens before you listen. For example, Charles Manson has a record out. Will you support that art knowing what you know? If tomorrow you found out Ryan Adams was a child murderer, could you still listen to the art? It's your line to draw and the line is wavy. For music you really love, your tolerance is higher and if your introduction to an artist is that they're an awful human being, it's easier to dismiss.

     

    I too separate the art from the artist but I'm not going to pretend that there's nothing the artist can do in their personal life that will ruin art I once enjoyed. Knowing what I know now, Cold Roses still reminds me of a great time in my life. If Ryan Adams collected skulls of kids he murdered, I would no longer enjoy Cold Roses in the same way I do now. 

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