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Yeah, they did play a new song at Maxwell's last year. I have video of it somewhere.

Yeah, it's a giant conspiracy! AFS sat on this box of records just so they could put them up for the exact same price months later. Such a scam. :

Yeah, it's a giant conspiracy! AFS sat on this box of records just so they could put them up for the exact same price months later. Such a scam. :

I'm almost always against capital punishment. Like Flood said, it isn't a deterrent and there is too strong a possibility that the person is innocent. With that said, here's one case that I have no sympathy for: http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2011/09/21/texas-death-row-inmate-executed/

That's kind of a broad assumption; you haven't been to one, therefore, they don't exist.

That's kind of a broad assumption; you haven't been to one, therefore, they don't exist.

Got the Smogtown and Junk records today. Can't wait to spin them.

Have you tried calling the number you posted or calling their office? Office number: (347) 599-1855

Yeah, making available records that people want is stupid. It's not like they're running a business or anything.

So stoked for these releases! Also, that Drips 7" is pretty awesome. Probably the only stuff of theirs not on White Drugs.

I love the Drafthouse. Too bad the one I frequent in San Antonio has such bright lights at their tables, I don't think I could see if someone was texting if I wanted to.

Got my ticket today. Gonna have to wait to book the hotel room though.

The thing about it is, when you see it in history books or wherever, it never shows the big buildings around, or the Ripleys Believe it Or Not Museum facing it. The other missions just seem a lot more legit. That's understandable. To me it's a symbol of sacrifice; people willing to give their lives for Texas and its independence from Mexico.

^^^ Oh yeah, the Cove. I used to work down the street from there. Great fish tacos! They used to have live wrestling there too. I don't know what people expect when they go to see the Alamo that would make it such a let down.

There are the obvious touristy things to check out in SA: the Alamo, River Walk, Tower of the Americas, any of the other missions. There's also Market Square (El Marcado) downtown. San Antonio is really spread out, so if you want to venture outside of downtown, you'll definitely need a car. For records, check out Hogwild - 1824 North Main North St. Mary's has some cool bars with live music most nights To eat - there are tons of little taquerias around the downtown area, all of which will have amazing mexican food. There are a few restaurants on the River Walk that are good, but are usually really expensive. There's a place on the east side of downtown called Pico de Gallo that has some really good food. I'd use Yelp and see what's good close to where you're staying.