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pm'd!  definitely stoked to see the other half of the list!

I probably mentioned before, but I just wanted to chime in and agree. She has been totally awesome in a number of transactions. idreamofpunk is damn good people.

I'd go so far as saying Australia. Not just Brisbane. Tym's is AMAZING.I wish he had more time to build more guitars/pedals/amp though

He sounds useless. Yr not paranoid; you're just telling him how to do it properly. He should learn stuff n' things.

cat luvvas unite; got my order in too.

Cassettes were sold out before the show was over. :/ I tried.

What kind of rad shit? Haha.
Ill see if I can grab a tape too. I only got $30 on me so I can only get those 2 things.

Great little label, releasing limited vinyl CDs and tapes from dark ambient, drone, post-rock, black metal, sludge and doom bands. Just got an email from them and they've hit some hard times, so peeps, help support Alex & Ivory Antler and the good work he does. Absolute class guy, sends freebies with orders, great prices. He's a doing Bongripper double LP release as his next preorder.
 
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Also, check out the awesome Gates double LP:
 
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The picture and discogs listing have Physical and Suck as being on side 2 of the first lp.

Australia got the initial versions without Easy on Slash/Liberation Records. It wasn;t an import:
First version was misprinted and quickly fixed.
Then in January 1993 Angel Dust was repackaged and initially sold in Australia on CD by Slash/Liberation and was repackaged under  a different catalogue number, In 1994, it was released under Slash/London Records in Australia. in 1999 is was given a new catalogue number. Then in 2003 released on Warner Music Australia and Slash.
 
In other words, Australia got Easy on their copies of Angel Dust in January 1993 along with the UK, South America, Japan and Europe.

Do good stuff does The Flenser. That Worm Ourborous LP is some kinda sumptuous.

I'd definitely grab a copy of that boot

Really, I didn't realize! I remember reading they had issues and that delayed it but didn't know it made it out that way. Screw it then, I'll go black. Thanks.

I went for the 2xLP purple.  I wish they provided tracking info with media mail.  At least I know it's shipped.

I do like those records, I just meant this particular batch has yet to grip me. Of course I've only listened to it twice so far. Could be a grower. Their last one took a few years to truly click for me.
 
Nothing in my eyes will top their self titled record. Really wish someone would reissue that.

You and me both!

Hey folks, I bought a bunch of these for my distro...so once they show up I'll add them to my store.

Can someone possibly pick up that Live Flood CD for me? I didn't manage to make it to their merch area during psych fest due to rain

did go. cheers punkguy!

i'll be another annoying "old" fan.  I've always realized that Jerry was the writer but it still feels false without Layne.  His voice is what drew a lot of people to the band and in some sick way his life made the music and lyrics more legit. 
 
I'm glad they finally get to tour and I'm sure it sucked wondering if he would show up to the studio every morning.  I have no issues with them going on and I think Duvall is great but for me personally Layne's absence is too big.  It would be like PJ without Vedder, Soundgarden without Cornell, etc.  Sometimes the frontman becomes the band.  The last album and this song just feels like a tribute show to me. 
 
My wife and I went out and repurchased AIC Unplugged on April 5th and blasted it all the way home.  Good times.

I know I sound like an elitist asshole, and for that I apologize.  But at the end of the day, it's just my opinion... much like you have yours.  I personally find a lot of pop-punk to sound like a mundane, contrived, power-chord borefest with laughable lyrics... but I won't go around saying that the genre is overrated.  People like what they like.

I think they hyped it up as being in the Blast Tyrant vein a bit too much plus using the same producer. It's not in BT league imo. It's just solid good Clutch. 
 
Better than last few but none of those were bad per se either. 
 
Elephant Riders and Blast Tyrant are the higher water marks for me.

boomark this and check daily, if you haven't already done so:
 
http://www.mylenesheath.com/pg/rare-and-out-of-print
 
stuff, like this test, do come up occasionally here. and they are reasonably priced.

Their releases are always really high quality and the colors they choose for the vinyl are always pleasing to the eye. Great label.