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Good mail day:

First time I ever manage to order NOFX vinyl @ Fat Wreck on color. I always show up too late. Pretty awesome since I have been ordering for over ten years now.

Ahh, you are the bastard that outbid me.

RSD Side By Side 7"s on clear Did these ever surfaced?

The best hardcore record ever made, in all four pressings.

Bad Brains never made a bad record and sadly I bought the cd when it came out. I hate myself for doing that. Hahaha

Did anyone buy this record, or are there still 1499 copies available?

It was a UK only release, they had some more cool stuff like a BAD 7" and a Clash 7". But it was so much harder to find those than the USA only releases, despite living in the country next to the UK. Also here the amount of interesting releases was a bit low compared to the US or UK, but when I looked at some of the releases that I had shipped from the USA, almost have of them said, made in the Netherlands. Why can't they just pick up a few boxes straight from the plant instead of shipping everything to the USA, it would have made it so much easier and cheaper.

All my record store day scores. Just when I thought I received all the records that were made for RSD and picked up for me on the state side, the JEW LP turns up in the JEW store.

Managed to get one too.

The bonus 7" that came with the record, has double A-side labels, does anyone else have this too?

If 20 bucks is the going rate, I will take one too please.

Love it when a label makes such a discography. Too bad that the two best output only have been pressed on cd. I would love to have Charge and World Collapse on vinyl.

Music On Vinyl is Dutch label, the records are pressed in The Netherlands. The sound amazing, often thick vinyl, I am guessing 150 grams, could be 180 grams. I never weighed them. Even here in the Netherlands, the prices are pretty hefty, but I think it is worth the extra bucks if it is a good record that I want. I am not easily tempting picking up less interesting records, due to the price. Seeing the US import prices, I understand they are too expensive. So hope for a good distribution channel. But realize this is always the case in Europe, we pay crazy prices too for import records. Those RATM records sound great on vinyl.

I was wondering how did those covers songs turn out? I thinking about tracking down this record, since I like the Kid Dynamite art and love the songs they cover but I wonder is it worth the 15 bucks it will cost me?

Record Storey Day started in Europe a few hours ago. I missed the Green Day/Husker Du split since they didn't ship them out on time. But I did score: ZZ Top/Mastadon 7", RHCP/Ramones 7", Bad Brains 7", AC/DC 7", Springsteen 10" and Sonic Youth 12". A shit load of releases are USA exclusive, so nice chance.

I only check out items that actually sells. I see a million auctions with insane buy it now prices, that probably wont ever sell unless it is someone totally retarded.

Would be into Down By Law, Dag Nasty and Insted vinyl and tapes.

Always buy two copies, so I can store them with both bands and I can always find it when I want to listen to it.

bumpski!

Yup, it is unlisted on LP, but it is there. The 1st press sounds exact the same as on the Discography cd. Latter presses of the LP have a slightly different recording and mix.

like revelation side by side? if so i want it. haha I tought the same thing, not is those split 7" Green Day/Husker Du, RHCP/Ramones etc...

Yeah, UK release from 2008, around 1000 copies made.

@Chris, thanks for the heads up, I noticed it myself, but this is where I draw the line. I am not going to pay 25 dollar for a home dubbed cassette with a home made sleeve. To easy to bootleg, make your own variations etc. Definitely not a real pressing or a substantial number made to qualify as an commercial product.

Bump!