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Going to piggyback on that last comment and say Desire for best track. Its such a beautiful synth-pop track. Although my favorite part of the album is when that saxophone kicks in on Cardinal.

Yeah, I have a couple of "translucent black" vinyl in my collection. It's more like a smoke color when held to the light. No clue why they would word it like that.

New song:

Same. Its still the same shade of blue as before.

AMC can refuse to be on the list of eligible theaters, which they've done in some areas. AMC is only pissed about Moviepass because it'll interfere with the success of their Stubs membership program. It makes me think that they're were probably considering their own subscription service and it'll never be able to compete with Moviepass' price now.

No problem. Normally UO posts pressing numbers but not this time. I wonder how limited this actually is.

UO exclusive on clear

They aren't making their money on subscriptions sold (alone). They're data mining. They're going to sell off info like age, viewing habits, movie tastes, etc. That's where the real money is.

Are you looking to collect variants? If so, I have Crisis by AoF on picture disc. It's more of a rare collectible than anything else since other pressings are cheaper and more readily available so it might not be what you're looking for. If it's something you're interested in, shoot me an offer. Shipping to the UK would be around $25USD, so I'll take that in consideration for the offer.

Seriously. The blue is so light, reading the forum topics for more than 10 seconds makes my vision go blurry.

Where can find the options to change the theme on this update? I liked the darker theme I had changed before. This default is too bright for me.

For those that don't know, Rationale has been working as a songwriter and producer for other artists but recently started creating his own solo music. He's probably best known from all of the support he gets from Bastille by touring as an opener and doing back up vocals on some songs. This album has been a couple years in the making so a lot of the tracks have already been released. Here's the latest single. No variants, just a standard edition. Amazon UK does have a signed edition for pretty cheap. It only cost me £14.67 shipped to the US.

Every part of this album is fantastic. Odesza is a master at creating beautiful, cohesive albums. Like the way every song just flows into the next. The singles still are great on their own, but are somehow even better in their intended context.

Do you know the pressing numbers? I never saw anything saying they were limited editions.

I just noticed that the earlier EPs are sold out on vinyl. Now I hate that I waited for them to be sold outside the bundles.

Across the Room with the instrumental on the b-side

I bought a green copy at my local store and it came with a numbered 7" (/1000) and a poster.

Not as good as a new episode this week but... I'm sure everyone has seen this (its everywhere), but "Rick" called the Joel Osteen pray line this week. I thought this was going to be a great prank but it turns into something bizarre.

The Euro version is a little more transparent (via Discogs):

You have to remember that music fans outside of the vinyl community use the word LP with a broader definition. Probably where the confusion is.

You mean Shazaam?

Yep, you got it.

It doesn't need to be approved. When you create a release it doesn't automatically get added to the Master Release. It does need to be added to the Master Release... and then requested to be merged because it's a duplicate. It already exists in the system.

1. On this release, click "Edit release" in the top corner 2. Select "Copy to draft" on the right 3. Change "orange" to yellow in the format and change the notes "59 on yellow" or something similar 4. submit (add some notes; "new variant" should suffice). Also click the box to add to your collection. 5. Once you have the new submission, look at the url. On the end is a string of numbers. Copy them. 6. Go back into the Master release you linked to here. Click "Edit Master Release". 7. Click "Edit.." again and a paste the number string you got from the URL in the box that says releases. 8. Submit and your done. It might seem like a lot of steps (because it is), but it's all pretty simple once you get used to Discogs. EDIT: basically what @stl_ben did. Anyway, here are the steps if you have other releases.

Are you trying to submit a new release? If so, it's much easier to copy to draft from the existing release and then make the necessary changes for the new variant.