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How much is a new guitar? I’d consider buying all these from you and saving everyone some time!

Definitely individually. You might even want to parcel out the package items individually. Icky Thump Mono and Raconteurs Live in London should both bring in some good money for you. Icky Thump Mono in particular. 

Always better to list individually.

List them individually. 
 

All I can hear is Eddie Vedder singing a Spoon song.

I have 4 year old twins and a lot of this resonates with me.  For my own sake, I had to keep my turntable and records in a spot where they could still be enjoyed, but I made sure the table was out of reach of little hands.  My purchases have slowed drastically (mostly to vinyl bought from a show or something), but I still try to listen whenever possible.  We try to have family "dance parties" and I enjoy seeing what music they get attached to.  That being said, there is still plenty of music that I like which isn't quite appropriate for the little ears.  So I invested in a decent pair of headphones with a 20' extension cable.  So after they go to bed I can still turn up the volume and sit on the couch while looking over the album/inserts/etc.  I get excited to sit down and experience a new album (uninterrupted) that way.
 
In regards to the original post, having less money to blow on records has allowed me to really streamline current purchases to things I REALLY want in my collection.  In the past where I would have more easily succumbed to impulse buys (that eventually just take up shelf space), now I feel more tuned in to just purchasing the "good stuff" and downloading everything else.

Dude, that Black Midi record is INSANE. I keep watching this performance over and over and showing it to all my School Of Rock co-workers who are also blown away:
 
 

Here and Discogs are pretty solid. 

Subreddit r/VinylCollectors is pretty active. 

Having no discrimination or preference towards streaks is ideal.  You were just wondering about - or at least surprised by - the lack critiquing on the BSM variant, and I wanted to give you potential insight.  (Not that I'm speaking for everyone.)  While the BSM variant doesn't 100% match that original description, it has a subtle / cool / "hold up to the light to really see it" kind of splatter going on, and those are just dandy in my books... hence no critique.
 
So after a couple more listens, I think I'm ready to weigh in on the album.  Track by track thoughts for anyone who's already familiar with the album and cares to read an opinion.  Spoiler tags for everyone else.
 

sorry I had to stole this from the Internet, and yes Silhouttes is great.
 

Digging the new song... thought I was listening to The Mercury Program for a bit there.  I'm excited for this new release.  Might be heresy to some, but I sorta prefer LP2 to LP1.  

Tom Reno says some ADLTL Pre-Order announcement should be happening next week!!
renobird: Awesome. Thanks for tagging me. Keep an eye out for repress (and live performance) details in the next week or so. Lots of stuff in the works. the_analog_ear@renobird in the next week?!? renobird: Keep your schedule open the 2nd weekend in Nov. 

Love seeing all the autographs people have acquired.  There's always good stories to go along with most.  The ones I have that I can remember are:
 
Frank Turner poster
Beach Slang poster
Minus the Bear - Acoustics II
Into It. Over It.  - Standards (Tour Edition) [Evan only]
Death Cab for Cutie - Kintsugi
Justin Townes Earle - Harlem River Blues
Less Than Jake - GNV FL
Hop Along - Painted Shut
Fugazi - Fugazi EP [Ian only]
Cursive - Happy Hollow [Tim only], plus a setlist by the band
Moneen - The Red Tree [whole band]
and my prized possession...
The Beatles - Twist & Shout [Paul & Ringo]