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Looks like the red variant is sold out.

http://uproxx.com/music/brand-new-jesse-lacey-sexual-misconduct-allegations/

only 340 left.

Surprise X-mas record is up now. Too bad shipping is so high but I caved. https://store.butchwalker.com/products/over-the-holidays-and-under-the-influence-vinyl

According to this link, 2:00 pm https://shop.brianfallonmusic.com/password

U.S. Preorder Regular and deluxe bundles available here: https://shop.brianfallonmusic.com/ European Preorder (double black vinyl) https://shop.virginemi.com/brianfallon/ Two German distros are also carrying the Euro version with a colored 7" /500 https://greenhell.de/navi.php?a=78692&lang=eng (ships to US) https://www.flight13.com/details/brian-fallon-the-howling-weather-sleepwalkers-128547 (does not ship to US) Red Euro "Indie" Version [not yet clear if this is different from the US red version] https://www.banquetrecords.com/brian-fallon/sleepwalkers/brianfallonLP2

Just coming here to post this. I just picked up Mojo 2xLP and Hypnotic Eye by Petty and Green Day, Shenanigans for under $40. Free shipping on orders over $25 to boot.

Titus Andronicus, The Most Lamentable Tragedy 3xLP for only $13.44 from ImportCDs with free shipping: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Titus-Andronicus-Most-Lamentable-Tragedy-New-Vinyl-/141736574537?hash=item2100287e49:g:rZcAAOSwhQhY7DaV

Rarewaves has this for only $14.83 (with free shipping), which is a steal for how good this record is. It's worth it for the bonus disc alone http://www.ebay.com/itm/MALIN-JESSE-HEAT-UK-IMPORT-VINYL-LP-NEW/361955011811?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D45041%26meid%3D8e78c133403441fe9d2a986553597565%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D322567502353&rt=nc

So happy to come home to this waiting on my porch. Sounds awesome.

New EP jointly released by Panic State and Say 10. red/white with silk screen jacket /100 (Say-10 exclusive) black/100 (Panic State exclusive) blue marble /300 (Panic State exclusive) http://www.say-10.com/store/thescandalsluckyseven/ https://www.panicstaterecords.com/products/lucky-seven

Speaking of her, what's with their manner of speaking? It's only been, what, a year since the apocolypse happened? We're supposed to believe that this huge group of people forgot how to speak normally and developed their own dialect? For all the suspension of disbelief that the show requires, you'd think they'd avoid unnecessary shit like that.

Can't wait to catch this tour. They're playing a mile from my house in the Jerz.

I have an unopened copy that I'm looking to trade for a few records. Looking specifically for Butch Walker, The Spade and Ryan Adams, Rock N' Roll. My deadformat list gives you a sense of what else I'm into.

My green copy sounds awful even after cleaning. Tons of surface noise and very muddy sounding. Can anyone comment on the standard black?

That pic is making me regret opting for the coke bottle clear.

I suspect there's additional hidden download codes hidden throughout the artwork of the box.

This is an easy pass for me in light of the cost. I'm sure the B-sides will be readily available and that's all I really care about.

Can't believe no one's jumped on the Isbell record, it's great: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/jason-isbell-something-more-than-free-20150717 With his honeysuckle drawl and unrivaled knack for lyrical detail, Jason Isbell is arguably the most revered roots-rock singer-songwriter of his generation. On his latest, Isbell, 36, sings plenty about romantic dedication and past recklessness, familiar territory that the singer mined to great success on his 2013 breakthrough, Southeastern. But this time around, he trades in that album's personal tales of crisis and redemption for a more nuanced, wide-angled form of storytelling, packed to bursting with evocative specifics: "Jack and Coke in your momma's car/You were reading The Bell Jar." The Alabama-raised songwriter's new collection, set to his trademark country-tinged soft rock, is populated with everyday snapshots from the modern South — from the young man fleeing his too-small hometown in "Speed Trap Town" to the law-defying South Carolinian telling a "bullshit story about the Civil War" on the murky blues rocker "Palmetto Rose." On the latter, Isbell ponders hundreds of years of national history with conflicting shame and pride, before arriving at a very American conclusion: "I follow my own free will," he sings, "and I take in my fill." It's a master class in songwriting from an artist who's never sounded more confident.

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Got a few doubles for Christmas. Wanted to see if anyone wanted to trade. All still sealed. Descendents, Hypercaffium Spazzinate Jason Isbell, Something More Than Free 2xLP Ty Segall, Emotional Mugger

Pleasantly surprised how cool people are being in this thread. First posts like these often devolve into unnecessary sarcasm and cattiness. Well done VC.

I hear ya. The dreaded 1/1 is a completist's nightmare.