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How does it sound? I hear the Rugrats theme is simply transcendent!

free bump for the Hey Mercedes love! Awesome you found ENFW, good luck on the hunt!

I hated getting black marker in my yellow marker as a kid so that color sounds awful.

I think it was back in '96, bought the Foo Fighters s/t from Everybody's Records. It was either that or some mail order stuff from Touch & Go around that time.

Revisiting this album again tonight and it hit me. Daniel, Chris and Ben were 19/20 years old when they wrote/recorded this record. If that doesn't blow your mind.
 
Emotion Sickness is a masterpiece. That song alone would be difficult for seasoned songwriters to write. While we're on the subject, they did Diorama at age 23... ridiculous.

I disagree, but that's like saying someone's the worst player on the all-star team.

He should've bundled these with record frames.

He should've bundled these with record frames.

Theyre only sold out because most of the stock is being held for eBay.

He should've bundled these with record frames.

He should've bundled these with record frames.

He should've bundled these with record frames.

I disagree, but that's like saying someone's the worst player on the all-star team.

I disagree, but that's like saying someone's the worst player on the all-star team.

Got my pink copy today.Only had a chance to spin side A so far but this thing sounds fantastic. I compared "Anthem" on this and my MOV copy and the SRC copy definitely has more punch to it. This was through speakers not headphones, and I only had time to do it once over so that's just my initial impression. It sounded a little louder in general, the bass hit harder, the guitars stood out more, and the whole thing felt more "open."
 
The highlighter pink looks pretty insane and fits the art perfectly. Mine is a tiny bit warped, but it doesn't affect playback. Might be the first 180g record I've gotten warped.
 
The jacket is my only pet peeve. For some reason I thought it was supposed to be matte with UV spot-gloss, but it's straight glossy (not a fan). They used the original cd artwork for the back with the track listing unlike MOV's pressing which looked way better IMO. There's an insert with that art on one side and the credits on the other.
 
If you combined the vinyl from this press with the jacket from MOV it'd be perfect in my eyes. That's a small gripe though, overall this is pretty great.

Variants. 
 

 
Still a few transparent left in pre order packs
 
 http://www.secretaudioclub.com/collections/releases/products/surface-tension-vinyl-tshirt-and-patch-package-deal

I heard that black vinyl is visually noisy no matter which brand of album frame you use. Can anyone confirm?

To celebrate the ten year anniversary of the release of Get Behind Me Satan, Third Man Records is happy to unleash the first-ever commercially available version of the album on vinyl, to be released on Record Store Day, 4/18/15. This release includes a full-size, 12'' x 12'' lenticular cover and has disc one pressed on red vinyl with disc two pressed on white vinyl. Newly-created artwork reprising themes of the original promo-only version of the Satan LP will be exclusive to this release.

Winner of 2006 Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album
Includes their classic singles, ''Blue Orchid,'' ''My Doorbell,'' and ''The Denial Twist.''

LP1: RED Colored vinyl
LP2: WHITE Colored Vinyl
180 Gram Vinyl 
includes mp3 download
Record Store Day Exclusive 3D lenticular cover gatefold jacket
printed inner sleeves

Limited to: UNKNOWN

THE WHITE STRIPES:
Jack White - lead vocals, guitar, piano, mandolin, marimba, tambourine
Meg White - drums, percussion, backing vocals, triangle, bells, bongos, lead vocals on ''Passive Manipulation''

Produced by: Jack White
Recorded by: Matthew Kettle 
Engineer, Mixing: John Hampton
Mastering: Howie Weinberg
Photography: Ewen Spencer

Recorded to eight track reel-to-reel at Third Man Studios in Detroit, Michigan in February 2005, and mixed at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.
Mastered direct from analog tapes.
Manufactured by: United Record Pressing

WATCH VIDEOS:
Blue Orchid: http://youtu.be/uoZ4zWuu2Do
My Doorbell: http://youtu.be/IlcMRq3gb1s
The Denial Twist: http://youtu.be/y6LuwU3LPLE

Tracklisting (sequence exclusive to this vinyl):

Side A:
1. Blue Orchid 2:37
2. The Nurse 3:47
3. My Doorbell 4:01

Side B:
1. Forever For Her (is Over For Me) 3:15
2. As Ugly As I Seem 4:10 
3. The Denial Twist 2:35
4. White Moon 4:01

Side C:
1. Instinct Blues 4:16
2. Passive Manipulation 0:35
3. Take, Take, Take 4:22

Side D:
1. Little Ghost 2:18
2. Red Rain 3:52
3. I’m Lonely (But I Ain’t That Lonely Yet) 4:19

Grab Del Paxton's EP from Secret Audio Club ya dinguses: http://www.secretaudioclub.com/collections/releases/products/del-paxton-worst-summer-ever

Oh and if you pre-ordered yesterday and want to help share the good word on the interwebz, that would be great.

Straight poppin'

A 2xlp/45rpm that included these tracks would've been amazing. I get the cost and having to cut down for a single LP, but If any album this year deserved the "deluxe" treatment it was Kingfisher.

I keep misreading this and the new Rocky V album (Hospital Handshakes). However, I am interested in both.

Derrick confirmed that LP1 is next. Whoopeee!

There's just no reason for it to cost this much. This was released on Fadeaway, so I can't imagine the rights costing him anything. Just absurd that a nine-song single LP (gatefold or not) costs $31 shipped.
 
But as usual - "let people spend money how they want" "you want to release a record, do it your own way!" "charity!" etc.