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actually at the time the PO initially went up it was not stated that they were black. they changed it the next day. 

yea that was weak as shit. i ordered from the link in that video then cancelled. and i ended up getting black off SSD w/ 20% code/free shipping. 
all of them were noisy as fuck United pressings too. was pretty disappointing.
 

yea that was weak as shit. i ordered from the link in that video then cancelled. and i ended up getting black off SSD w/ 20% code/free shipping. 
all of them were noisy as fuck United pressings too. was pretty disappointing.
 

so, has anyone else noticed how every other show or movie (or like EVERY one), has a turntable and records in it now? (the last several years).
 
is there a list somewhere of every movie that has vinyl/turntables featured?
 
it just seems like i see it now in EVERYTHING...from star trek (reboot)...to...the one i love...to...transcendence...
 
even that jason staham hitman movie the mechanic had a major plot point around his pro-ject TT blowing up. /spoilers.
 
i can't think of anymore off the top of my head, but i keep noticing it a ton...
 
i don't think there was a time when there were such prominence or plot or character points about people putting in an 8 track, cassette, or god forbid a CD. i'm sure there are exceptions. i guess movies w/ boom boxes featured were around a lot in the 80s. (star trek V: save the whales)
 
EDIT:
Movies/shows mentioned in this thread: Interesting, as I expected, seems like last 5 years has the bulk of the list...
 
<1960s/1970s/80s (where you'd expect to see vinyl)
flintstones (1960)
addams family (1964)
munsters (1964)
a clockwork orange (1971)
simpsons (1989)
freaks & geeks (1999, set in 80-81)
almost famous (2000, set in 70s)
 
1990s
the rock (1996)
jackie brown (1997)
 
2000s
tomb raider (2001)
8 mile (2002)
house, m.d. (2004)
high fidelity (2000)
malcolm in the middle (2000)
25th hour (2002)
shaun of the dead (2004)
modern family (2009)
star trek (2009)
whip it (2009)
 
2010s
adventure time (2010)
suits (2011)
the mechanic (2011)
looper (2012)
seeking a friend for the end of the world (2012)
21 jump street (2012)
argo (2012)
the lords of salem (2012)
august:osage county (2013)
oblivion (2013)
only lovers left alive (2013)
warm bodies (2013)
secret life of walter mitty (2013)
maron (2013)
the one i love (2014)
transcendence (2014)

For every one Sleater-Kinney, there's like at least 20 Pixies.

Awesome, i've been a fan since they were Jericho and this is hands down my favorite material of theirs. Would love to see Workers Union get a pressing.
 
I saw them at Koos Cafe in Santa Ana in like 98 or 99 with Planes Mistaken For Stars and instantly fell in love.

so i've got a long wait for 99 lives...

if "And I Love Her" is the high point of these demos, it's a definite pass for me. the quality of this stuff is scraping the bottom. not everything needs to be released.

Yeah it's an easy pass for me, even if I do like Nirvana.

It's financial stupidity to spend $30-40 on a compilation of demos that they're obviously going to press tons of copies of.

This stuff is only worth owning as a collectable. Not interested.

This is financial necrophilia.....

No holes, tears, still in good shape. Come from smoke-free home.
 
Black w/ blue VC logo XXL
back says 'Yes, they still make vinyl'
 
Brown with VC crate logo XXL
 
Black hoody with small VC logo XXL

I used to work at Prima Games and I wrote a couple strategy guides. I always wondered who actually bought those things.

Burnt Wolf will be reportedly buying 24%-80% fewer Universal records starting January
 
which is kinda impossible actually since I prob buy 0-1% now

Screw the colored..i think those were the nems pressing
go with the rhino. ...great pressing

Burnt Wolf will be reportedly buying 24%-80% fewer Universal records starting January
 
which is kinda impossible actually since I prob buy 0-1% now

so, has anyone else noticed how every other show or movie (or like EVERY one), has a turntable and records in it now? (the last several years).
 
is there a list somewhere of every movie that has vinyl/turntables featured?
 
it just seems like i see it now in EVERYTHING...from star trek (reboot)...to...the one i love...to...transcendence...
 
even that jason staham hitman movie the mechanic had a major plot point around his pro-ject TT blowing up. /spoilers.
 
i can't think of anymore off the top of my head, but i keep noticing it a ton...
 
i don't think there was a time when there were such prominence or plot or character points about people putting in an 8 track, cassette, or god forbid a CD. i'm sure there are exceptions. i guess movies w/ boom boxes featured were around a lot in the 80s. (star trek V: save the whales)
 
EDIT:
Movies/shows mentioned in this thread: Interesting, as I expected, seems like last 5 years has the bulk of the list...
 
<1960s/1970s/80s (where you'd expect to see vinyl)
flintstones (1960)
addams family (1964)
munsters (1964)
a clockwork orange (1971)
simpsons (1989)
freaks & geeks (1999, set in 80-81)
almost famous (2000, set in 70s)
 
1990s
the rock (1996)
jackie brown (1997)
 
2000s
tomb raider (2001)
8 mile (2002)
house, m.d. (2004)
high fidelity (2000)
malcolm in the middle (2000)
25th hour (2002)
shaun of the dead (2004)
modern family (2009)
star trek (2009)
whip it (2009)
 
2010s
adventure time (2010)
suits (2011)
the mechanic (2011)
looper (2012)
seeking a friend for the end of the world (2012)
21 jump street (2012)
argo (2012)
the lords of salem (2012)
august:osage county (2013)
oblivion (2013)
only lovers left alive (2013)
warm bodies (2013)
secret life of walter mitty (2013)
maron (2013)
the one i love (2014)
transcendence (2014)

I don't need anything past Seasons personally...but i didn't think the later ones were bad per se...just not interesting to me...

The Capital Vault vinyl reissues were the original mixes. I have Rust in Peace and it sounds good. I am still on the lookout for an OG press to compare it to. I have an OG So Far, So Good but didn't feel the need to get the reissue.

Color doesn't apply here. Pic disc is a whole different ball of wax (pun possibly intended) than normal vinyl. At This point I'd take white over pic disc.

maybe these will also be the remixed versions for extra crapiness...

Gilman is in the East Bay, not San Francisco. It's fucking annoying when some band comes to town and plays Oakland and says, "What's up San Francisco!" Fuck you.
If there are hipsters over here it's because they are leaking in from the City. People in the East Bay are for real. Just good people enjoying the better weather, plenty of parking, and all the good music. Yes, I am biased.

$1 Bob