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I grabbed it. Thanks amigo.

"I could care less" always makes me sad. That's just the Britishness I suppose.

Jesse just posted on his Instagram that a deluxe reissue of the Heat is coming in June.

Jesse just posted on his Instagram that a deluxe reissue of the Heat is coming in June.

+1 for teaching me a new word.

So your coming into a thread that has been around for years where no one has had an issue of putting comic spoilers into a spoiler tag. Then you act like your beliefs are in the majority when you are the only one who thinks this, then act like a prick about it. Then make up arguements that dont help your point because there is no validity in them.
You actually spent more time bitching and moaning then it would have taken you to put something in spoilers ( whatever amount of time you spent crafting your dumb comments compared to 1 second to put something in spoilers)

Than don't bitch about it. Besides, just because something happened in the comics doesn't mean it'll happen in the show but we have the right to speculate.
Soylent Green IS people.
The Titanic sinks and Jack Dies.
Dr. Crowe was dead the whole time.
Darth Vader is Luke's Father.
Tyler Durden isn't real.
Donnie Darko dies thanks to time travel in an alternate universe.

Right, which leads me to believe even more so that they'll remix her death with a bigger character. It's too great of a moment to pass up.

Who's Dianna?!

Boo.

this thread has been going for 5 years and we haven't had issues with people who've read the comics using the spoiler tags.
You've been a board member for 4 months. Play nice, jerk.

To be fair, the title is called "The Walking Dead" not "The Walking Dead (TV Series)" and I don't think it's that unfair of us to discuss the comic series just a little bit too. It's not like we're coming here to discuss it every time an issue drops, the way people do when a new episode comes out every week, we're just acknowledging that we do know what happens in the comics and that's fine. You're welcome to go read them, nobody is stopping you. And I'll say it again, since it's been said before, talking about events from the comics aren't spoiling anything in the show because there is no guarantee it will happen in the show. Talking about Negan's arrival isn't a spoiler, it's public knowledge that he's coming whether you've read the books or not.
Seems kinda selfish/immature to try and limit other people's discussions because you don't feel like taking the initiative to read the books. Get over it.

ALL LIVES MATTER!!!

Slowly getting pictures of the collection release by release.  

How about some Stranger Than Fiction singles?
 

 
 

Didn't like this nearly as much as I expected. The fake Robert Plant was too horrible to bare. Will probably keep watching though, because Olivia Wilde's eyebrows are too freaky/entertaining to miss.

Absolutely hated it. Boring as shit show that has no sympathetic characters or anti-heroes where nothing happens for an hour and 52 minutes. Will not continue watching it

I'd like to see "on your sleeve" get the vinyl treatment.

Really amazing and underrated record produced by Ryan Adams (who also plays guitar). The bonus material looks great too. 
 
http://indian.co.uk/shop/the-fine-art-of-self-destruction-album.html
 
JESSE MALIN The Fine Art Of Self Destruction (Deluxe Reissue) ( One Little Indian ) Double Vinyl & CD Reissued with Bonus Disc of original demos & new sleeve notesOriginally released in 2002, Jesse Malin’s classic solo debut is to be reissued on 26th February as a limited run on double CD and Vinyl with new sleevenotes by The Gaslight Anthem’s Brian Fallon. The second disc adds 11 more tracks originally demoed for the record at Electric Lady studios, only 4 of which made it to the final version – which gives an insight into the quantity and quality of material to hand at the time.  

^^^Thanks for making my expedit look like a turd.

I think anything that followed up the 05 albums was gonna get backlash. Those were difficult albums to top. ET had a bunch of little things people thought was wrong with it (Two being too straight forward plus Sheryl Crow, remaking 2 classic tracks and making them sound worse than their Suicide Handbook version, lackluster recordings vs their live counterpart), on top of all that he had just gotten sober, which was after a couple years of audience clashing, and playing either ramshackle or spectacular shows. So his persona was a bit dicey and his fan base was wary. It was a burnout period for everyone TBH.

Ultimately I think ET has aged really well. I do think the production on it is pretty bad, but the songs are really great.

Cardinalology was really well produced but outside of 2-3 tracks, the songs aren't there. It's a pretty forgettable record IMO.

Obvious troll is obvious.

I'm not paying $5.25 for media. I'd setup a group buy, but I only have a few mailers.

But no, you see, it has a little square piece of paper that says "Test Pressing" taped onto the white sleeve.
 
Are you calling the little square piece of paper a liar?