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They had these on ebay in the last few days also.

Really? Have you heard rumors of it?

I'm no help here, but I'd love them to put Suck Out the Poison on vinyl one day. Wonder why they haven't already?

If you were still after the boxset. Decent deal here. Two available too. https://www.ebay.com/itm/283346541847

This past Sunday I was at Looney Tunes in Long Island. It's the B+M arm of ETR and Brookvale Records I believe. Anyway, they had loose copies of both Dulcinea and Acoustic Dance Party, from the recent BF RSD boxset. I think ADP was $20 and I don't remember what Dulcinea was. They do sell on discogs, but wouldn't be able to sell these since there is no listing for these loose there. Should you want one, I'd suggest calling and they may be able to help you out. Don't know for sure, as I didn't ask. https://ltcds.com/

Downward is Heavenward Vinyl LP with Jay Ryan Poster STILL UP!

Nope, not yet

The print version is still up! Regular version is gone it looks like.

I'm set. For once I didn't forget. Thanks, Matt.

Nope! There is one on discogs for $260 currently.

I could only begin to dream about having a tractor trailer pull up to my house to offload a huge shitstack of records. OMG! Sure, it's all the same record in this case, but it's a really amazing one! That said, I'd hate to have to box up and ship all those. Hope he's hired some elves.

Oh damn, sorry about that. I didn't know that since I didn't looking at any of the titles close enough.

Turntable Lab here in NYC just updated their leftovers. https://www.turntablelab.com/collections/black-friday-record-store-day-2018-vinyl-exclusives TIP: use TTL4orMORE for 10% OFF A most excellent store!

It does but the last thing they repressed, The Edges Of Twilight in 2015, was a pretty horrible pressing. I'll hope for better this time.

If you were looking for the Only Living Witness - Prone Mortal Form, I just found it here: https://www.angryyoungandpoor.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=315532&idcategory=0 For media mail shipping in the US only, use the 'other' shipping tab. I got it for $31 shipped. Total beast of an album!

Vintage Vinyl in Fords, NJ has the rest of their stuff up now. http://vvinyl.com/shop/black-friday?limit=100

Here's a photo of what the Toad box set looks like. The colors are a bit much, but oh well. As long as it sounds good.

So pleased this is getting pressed. Thanks to all that voted. Rarely do I pre order anything, but this one I did. I'm assuming it will sound great.

I'm grateful to have the 2009 pressing, which also sounds really great, but will have to pick this one up at some point simply for the expanded material, particularly Thursday live. Such an amazing band that's way overlooked. So unique too.

Can't help you, but I'd love to see Dancing Echoes / Dead Sounds get a vinyl pressing.

Ditto what the two above me said! NEED!!!

Wanting this so badly. It's a release I thought might never see the the light of day on vinyl, so the mere possibility of it happening now is amazing. This could have been the follow up to The Rising Tide, IMO. So damn good, so yes, pass the word and vote on this please. Was fortunate to see them at the Bowery Ballroom also and it was really excellent.

It's kind of a kick in the teeth to the people that just paid $50 a piece for the single LP of these. I balked at it and glad I did now, but do hope I can get the box. I did just trip over this too, when looking up Toad. Didn't place an order, but looks like they may still be around. https://www.shop.musictoday.com/dept/toad-the-wet-sprocket?cp=84119_95276_95723

Press release about this that just crossed my desk. Just passing it on. Do what you like with it. Semisonic Announce 20th Anniversary Edition of Feeling Strangely Fine Available October 19 via UMe First-Ever Semisonic Album To Be Pressed on Vinyl Expanded CD/Digital and Limited Edition Vinyl Includes Four B-Sides To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their seminal album Feeling Strangely Fine, Semisonic will release a deluxe edition reissue of the record on October 19th via UMe. The album will be released on deluxe edition CD and digital, as well as a limited edition gold vinyl pressing, which marks the first time ever a Semisonic album has been pressed to vinyl LP. In addition to hits like "Closing Time," "Secret Smile" and "Singing In My Sleep," the deluxe edition features four B-sides taken from international CD singles that were released at the time of the album. Find a full tracklist below. Today, Semisonic shared a previously-unreleased demo of "Closing Time" giving fans a glimpse into the evolution of the song. The Grammy-nominated, final version of "Closing Time" appears on the upcoming release out October 19. Stream "Closing Time" (Demo): https://youtu.be/t4NwblOuvuA Stream "Closing Time": https://ume.lnk.to/SemisonicClosingTime The album is currently available for pre-order via PledgeMusic and includes unique premiums including lessons with bassist John Munson and drummer Jake Slichter, as well as the original "Closing Time" 2" safety master tape reel. "When I started writing songs for the album that would become Feeling Strangely Fine, John Munson and Jake Slichter and I were living in South Minneapolis. I had decided a while back that my best songs were about me and the people I loved or admired and our adventures and troubles, and the new songs really reflected that ideal. I was writing about our lives," reflects Dan Wilson. "I remember telling Jake I wanted to make a record that had the folk music simplicity of Simon & Garfunkel but also the loudness of U2 and Nirvana. I wasn't thinking that these songs would become the soundtrack for so many people's lives. We definitely weren’t thinking that these songs would still be played on the radio 20 years later." Last year, Wilson released Re-Covered, a unique album that finds the Grammy-winning songwriter reinterpreting songs from his storied career that he wrote for and with other artists. Tracklist: 1) Closing Time 2) Singing in My Sleep 3) Made to Last 4) Never You Mind 5) Secret Smile 6) DND 7) Completely Pleased 8) This Will Be My Year 9) All Worked Out 10) California 11) She Spreads Her Wings 12) Gone to the Movies B-Sides: 13) Long Way from Home 14) I’m a Liar 15) Beautiful Regret 16) Making a Plan Download Hi-Res Image About Dan Wilson: Dan Wilson is a Grammy-winning songwriter, artist, and producer. His long songwriting resume includes three modern classics: “Closing Time”, which he wrote for his band, Semisonic, “Not Ready to Make Nice” (co-written with Dixie Chicks) and “Someone Like You” (co-written with Adele). Prior to his time with Semisonic, he was a member of the band Trip Shakespeare. Since Semisonic, Dan has released four solo albums and has become a highly sought-after songwriting collaborator. He has written with and produced a diverse group of artists including Adele, Dixie Chicks, Chris Stapleton, Phantogram, Bishop Briggs, The Head & The Heart, Dierks Bentley, My Morning Jacket, Keith Urban, Taylor Swift, and many others. Recently, he co-wrote Halsey’s top 40 hit “Alone,” the Vance Joy single "We're Going Home," Leon Bridges' "Shy," and Noah Cyrus' "Almost Famous," which he also produced. Wilson’s 2017 album, ‘Re-Covered’ is a collection of his reinterpretations of songs he wrote for and with other artists. Dan has also created a series of songwriting and collaboration advice on Instagram titled Words & Music in Six Seconds. About Jacob Slichter (drummer for Semisonic): In addition to drumming for Semisonic, Jacob Slichter is the author of So You Wanna Be a Rock & Roll Star (Broadway Books, 2004). He has written for the New York Times, has been a commentator for NPR’s Morning Edition, and currently teaches creative nonfiction at Sarah Lawrence University. He also blogs about connections between music, writing, and other art forms at portablephilosophy.com About John Munson (bassist for Semisonic): Since Semisonic, John Munson has continued to be a leader in the thriving Minneapolis music scene. He currently plays with The New Standards (alongside Chan Poling of The Suburbs); the group recently played sold out shows at The State Theater and Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. He also plays with The Twilight Hours alongside Matt Wilson (of Trip Shakespeare and Dan's brother) who are working on their new record. Munson held the title of Music Director for the nationally broadcast American Public Media program Wits! during its six years on air. He recently produced critically acclaimed records for Minneapolitan artists Dylan Hicks and Lucy Michelle.

Hoping these are more widely distributed, since Sony is connected to the repress also, so they are a bit easier to get ahold of.