Charles Barkley

M. Mogis is also a stellar addition to MoF. I always think of him as the Chris Walla of Bright Eyes, though I’m not sure how fair that is to either of them. 

Bull Moose has it for $37.97: https://www.bullmoose.com/p/34324926/pearl-jam-gigaton-2lp-double-vinyl-w-3-sides-audio-and-1-side-etched-includes-32-page-booklet

Give me another Monsters of Folk! 

In person everyone is cool. Always love talking shop with fans at shows. But they get on that messageboard , holy shit they want it all, their way and no quarter. 
 

thisisbrighteyes.com
 
The band has a new Instagram page with a single post with the hashtag #brighteyes2020, get excited 

Another one. https://shop.thevincestaplesshow.com/products/hell-bound-7-vinyl-digital-single

The Big Delay

Found this:
Basically phoebe wrote the riff and then realized she ripped them off so then emailed them and asked if she could use it.

There’s some Apple Music track by track where she talked about it.

This is an interesting thread, and I don't have all the answers by any means.  We're a store and know the RSD people pretty well, and I can tell you with some certainty that Plaid Room is not "affiliated" with RSD in any meaningful way, any more than any other store is.  They are also a label, but I don't think that has anything to do with anything.  
 
From where we're sitting, the #1 reason that some stores receive mega multiples and others receive few to none has almost everything to do with the store's volume and order history with the distros.  Small stores that aren't well capitalized (and that's no dig at them, everyone has to start small) generally aren't going to have an ordering history with the distributors that justifies a lot of quantity. Every call is a judgment call, and it's impossible to be fair to everyone.  I know that some stores, in the rush to amass RSD inventory, will order from distributors that they scarcely order from all year long, and the distros are going to reward the stores that order from them every week or two, not the ones they never hear from.  We've been on both sides of that.  
 
Now, as to why a single store would have 300 or more copies of any one title (unless the band in question was local to them), if in fact that's the case, I have no idea.   
 
 
 

From a record store owner myself this sums it up perfectly. Well said

Here are more of the Claypool:
https://portofsoundrecords.com/collections/record-store-day-blk-friday-2019/products/live-frogs-sets-1-2?variant=31256209653865

thanks for the heads up

Claypool? $39.99 I think. I missed it as well. Will be looking tomorrow for it. 

Seriously. About two out of 15 stores in my city got stuff in, and even they had about two or three releases each. Other stores are saying it's just getting too expensive to buy stock.

https://www.normanrecords.com/promos/521?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Black Friday at Norman Records&utm_content=Black Friday at Norman Records+CID_2a111bd2985cd6f94c9d3fd5ea383a57&utm_source=EmailMarketingSoftware&utm_term=small selection of limited-edition Black Friday vinyl
 
fwiw Norman Records in the UK has the Hold Steady available right now. 

Man, I hate myself for paying 15 bucks for shipping... again

2 more up
https://blonded.co/

Lol as if you'd get a refund from God's personal avatar.

Pitchfork gave this a 7.2. Don't cancel your orders anymore. It's all good.

i think they didnt label it as limited because there is no black pressing. like the national sleep well beast it was blue or white, although they did market the blue as limited. perhaps one of the two colors is limited in this case?
 
just up on BM:
https://www.bullmoose.com/p/32870812/tame-impala-the-slow-rush-2-lp-red-light-blue-vinyl-indie-exclusive
https://www.bullmoose.com/p/32870799/tame-impala-the-slow-rush-2-lp-forest-green-vinyl

Let me just say: I feel dumb as fuck paying $40 for a fucking EP.

Yeah, ordered this like a real muthaphuckkin G.