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Way to attribute your source bro. I'm sure you had these same ideas too. 
 
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/beatles.html

$0.08>$0.00
 
Congrats on the score!

I think the lesson is that the tracking numbers should be ignored. I don't think IM intended for anyone to even look at them.

I'm going to the show in NYC on 11/29. If anyone is still looking for Chamberlain Waits at that point, I can try to grab a few copies.

Way to attribute your source bro. I'm sure you had these same ideas too. 
 
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/beatles.html

I'm going to the show in NYC on 11/29. If anyone is still looking for Chamberlain Waits at that point, I can try to grab a few copies.

Wow, I don't know what's worse, the guy ripping off that idiotic screed to prove a point or the guy who wrote it in the first place.
 
I love Tim Buckley and the Beatles. Why do you have to draw a line between what sold and what doesn't? It's true that hype and popularity are often bad signs of artistic merit. That's all the more reason to celebrate the rare artists who can achieve both.
 
Also, anyone who makes the argument that "fill in the blank" band had better musicians in it than the members of The Beatles is missing the point. Do you think anyone is sitting around making the argument that Ringo Starr is rock's greatest drummer? Bands aren't supposed to be like some stupid fucking all-star team. They have their own personalities that define them and their music, and no band in history has a clearer personality, outstanding personal narrative or incredible sense of musical evolution as The Beatles. 
 
And again, people are allowed not to like them if they have their reasons. Sure, taste is subjective. You can trash pop music as if whatever you listen to is "above" it (even though most common musical styles have at least some strong roots in pop music). But you're not allowed to not like them if you haven't listened to them and don't have a clue what you're talking about. It's like people who hate that Citizen Kane is regarded as one of the best films ever made but refuse to watch it because it's old, black and white and presumably "boring." 

Way to attribute your source bro. I'm sure you had these same ideas too. 
 
http://www.scaruffi.com/vol1/beatles.html

Nice haul. I personally think Nebraska is one of the greatest records of the 80s (and Springsteen's career best). The story of how that record saw the light of day is pretty awesome too.

So crazy how this stuff comes full circle. One of my earliest musical memories is sitting on my Dad's lap and watching the Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle spin on the turntable. I spin that record for my daughters now.

My middle child is three and he loves playing records. I've got a turntable on each of the three floors of our house and he has a favorite record for each one. Our bedroom record is Gaslight Anthem's "party song", third song from Senor and the Queen. The living room is a tie between the Forgetter's ep and Against Me's White Crosses. The basement record is Chuck Ragan's Anderson's Bluegrass Split. He picks them out and i hold him and he pushes the start button and just watches them spin. It really is pretty awesome. He has one of the plastic turntables, similar to the Big Bird one, but has grown out of it. Definetly going to look for one of those Fisher Price units.. didn't even know they existed.

I got my first record player on my 3rd birthday, the Disco Dance Machine:
 

What memories of Op Ivy do you have? Hard to imagine anyone under 40 having any kind of memory of them at all.Ill take a reunion, in fact Id much rather see it than another Rancid tour, without a doubt.

I got my 2 year old one of these to practice on. I will definitely upgrade him to the fisher when he's ready for it

I have mine from when I was younger. It's all blue, not sure what brand at the moment. I still have all my story book 45s with it and my daughter loves playing with it.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/10/arts/music/vinyl-records-are-making-a-comeback.html?_r=0

OK, I'll tell you.
 
I'm opinionated, critical, like great discussions but also horse around in them, post the occasional out-of-the-box thread, shill bid in the past, try to raise the packaging standard, and sting with passive aggressiveness.

Hi UsedGuy!!!

You really set him straight there. Nice going.

Saw this on NME
 
http://www.nme.com/news/frank-turner/69882

Grabbed this. Thanks!!

Got quite a few records this week but this is the one I'm most happy with. So many classics on this record it's ridiculous:
 
 
  Side one "You Can Get It If You Really Want" (Jimmy Cliff) – 2:40 performed by Jimmy Cliff "Draw Your Brakes" (Derrick Harriott, Texas Dixon, Keith Rowe) – 2:57 performed by Scotty "Rivers of Babylon" (Brent Dowe, James McNaughton) – 4:16 performed by The Melodians "Many Rivers to Cross" (Cliff) – 3:02 performed by Jimmy Cliff "Sweet and Dandy" (Frederick Hibbert) – 3:01 performed by The Maytals "The Harder They Come" (Cliff) – 3:41 performed by Jimmy Cliff [edit]Side two "Johnny Too Bad" (Trevor Wilson, Winston Bailey, Hylton Beckford, Derrick Crooks) – 3:04 performed by The Slickers "007 (Shanty Town)" (Desmond Dekker) – 2:43 performed by Desmond Dekker "Pressure Drop" (Hibbert) – 3:44 performed by The Maytals "Sitting in Limbo" (Jimmy Cliff, Guillermo Bright-Plummer) – 4:57 performed by Jimmy Cliff "You Can Get It If You Really Want" – 2:43 (Cliff) performed by Jimmy Cliff "The Harder They Come" (Cliff) – 3:07 performed by Jimmy Cliff  

That is some serious fucking chuzpah.

i just remembered about the time i sold tickets to someone because everyone i was going to go with backed out.  got this the next day,
 
"Hey Kevin,
I tried to take my girlfriend to the concert  and ended up sitting in traffic for over three hours. It got so bad we ended up turning around and didn't go to the concert. Needless to say we were pretty disappointed. Is there any way you'd consider a full or partial refund? To make you feel better about it I'd donate that money to an alzheimers research charity in your name and send you the receipt.
-Isaac"
 
 
Because traffic is my fault and because if I choose to give the money to charity, I can't do it myself for some reason?

This is clearly a second baking.  You can tell from the thickness of the white lines.  The first baking's white lines were a lot thinner.