sergeantscruffy

Ask and you shall receive.
 

Ask and you shall receive.
 

Ask and you shall receive.
 

Hilarious how they printed 10,000 copies of Episode I and are now printing 1,000 copies of Episode II.

Except 1666 dude. That's a legit ass order number.

Oh man, you sure got them.

I'm disappointed that we don't have SFAAM Vol 1 & 2 on wax yet. Hope those are coming.

Yes, I do think it's a waste of money. Yet I continue to do it.

I found something cooler
 

I finally finished my Warning collection
 

We do not have any Weekend Nachos. Sorry about that!

http://www.ebay.com/itm/St-Vincent-by-St-Vincent-Vinyl-/111635046778?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item19fdf7a17a
 
St. Vincent's S/T for 10.50 shipped
Essential album, imo. It's brilliance. 

What sucks most about this whole Newbury Comics scalping their own records thing is that Newbury Comics used to be awesome. They were my favorite store. They had great prices and cool stuff. They are not the same company any more.

If you're in Harvard: Tasty Burger>Shake Shack. 

If you like the poster, who cares if you went to the show or not?

If you like the poster, who cares if you went to the show or not?

This.
 
I picked up the 4 variants of the Deathwish Euro-Fest even though I live in the US because they're f**king awesome.

If you like the poster, who cares if you went to the show or not?

What I assume you're thinking of is a lathe, not a lacquer. Lacquers are generally the first step in the process of pressing vinyl unless the DMM (direct metal processing) process is used. Stampers are then made from the lacquer, and from there the vinyl is pressed. 
 
Lathe records are pieces of polycarbonate plastic, which have grooves hand cut into them by hand on a lathe machine, much like a lacquer. Unlike a lacquer though, a lathe is meant for listening to, while a lacquer is just a step in the vinyl manufacturing process. 
 
What you have sounds like a lathe, but you would have to post a picture for someone to answer for sure. A regular 7" record and a lathe cut record generally look very different though. 

Like a year ago I had colours and track listing planned out for a Fush Yu Mang vinyl release in case I ever started a record label

What sucks most about this whole Newbury Comics scalping their own records thing is that Newbury Comics used to be awesome. They were my favorite store. They had great prices and cool stuff. They are not the same company any more.

Oh my god, that would be amazing. Please let this happen!

Fingers crossed for the That Thing You Do! soundtrack.

Let this be a lesson to all labels - don't do grab bags.