hankmurphy

This probably isn't much help, but here's a Japanese distro that has What The Heck for $20. With shipping it will probably be $30, so yeah. http://www.senselessrecords.com/?pid=18349393

+ Damn, I'm good at burning bridges.

They need to cut the insurance companies out of the equation. Single-payer or get fucked.

I love this record! It's not just for people who like short songs, but also for people who like tiny smidgens of really long songs.

Brad > Melody

I like 7" series like AOTU, Ska Is Dead, All In Vinyl, and the RFC singles. I'm not interested in "clubs" where I get every release the label puts out.

I need to get a Cool Dr. Money haircut like Goo gave Deedee. also, "Hit me."

I unsubscribed from r/vinyl after a day or two. My feed was filling up with pictures of records that people bought at the store or got in the mail and it seemed rather pointless. Also, be careful trading on Reddit. It's a huge site with lots of users and no real method of weeding out the scammers, so use your best judgement.

25 songs on one 7"? Sold.

Nope. Showing a food artist working in a studio kitchen really has nothing to do with McDonald's. I would be more interested to see the processes used to create the food that people eat, not the work they put in to deceive through advertising.

The hilarious reviews should help restore some of that faith.

Western Haikus is not on the 7", only the CD. The instrumental b-side is not on the CD.

Did you read it?

The reply was really well done. They made some great points about buying the hardware and paying "the man".

Wow, those are some incredibly unhelpful replies. The OP is talking about the instrumental b-side that is not named anywhere on the album or the internet. I don't think it has a name.

Awesome!

Sometimes the preamp causes problems with the receiver. If you're using the phono inputs, try switching to a different one. For instance; my TT sounds like it's going to explode when it's hooked into the phono input, but sounds fine using the TV, Tape, or CD inputs.

This will have to do for now:

It's really awesome to see such a positive reaction to this video. Hopefully those kids can gain some compassion and empathy before they're released into the real world.

Wow, I might be the only one who kind of enjoyed that song. The video was crap, and I couldn't stop looking at dude's enormous adams apple, but the song had a certain je ne sais quoi.

The dates of manufacture.

An LSD-induced hallucination was responsible for my original aversion to McDonald's when I was 15. Now it's just because I know their food is garbage.

It was no Pete & Pete, but iCarly was somewhat entertaining. Sam and Gibby are funny. Full disclosure: I still prefer cartoons and kids' shows to adult television 99% of the time.

This gets my vote.