derkwithano

Someone needs to just do the right thing and press the soundtrack to Thrasher: Skate & Destroy.

Just playing devil's advocate here because I don't really care about this concern BUT "the action of advertising goods which are an apparent bargain, with the intention of substituting inferior goods. Some might perceive a /500 variant as inferior to a /250 one...and actually may not have bought any/as many. Most likely these people are concerned because they want to flip.

I never cared about this band but I LOVED "Come Winter" and downloaded it off of Myspace back in the day.

I thought the same but then though "I guess it's in the spirit of helping the label too...not just face value."

There was also the part where he was still pressing things (because he got the licensing) even after the actual band that created the album requested he not do it. A lot of people predictably backed the bands and sort of boycotted ETR. It seems like he backed off on 1 or 2 and I haven't heard about this issue since.

OH. That's what I get for reading the post quickly.

I'm confused by this Walmart sale. Everything $15 and under? I'm seeing very few under $15.

It's a unique code that you get when you sign up for email/text updates.

I read about half of this thread but don't have time to continue because work. Can someone clarify if these are live or the studio albums? I never caught this clusterfuck over the summer. Also the 10% is on the bottom right of the website.

Big L help please.

Someone needs to make a Thrasher Skate and Destroy (PS1) bootleg.

Wolf Whistle - Present Disturbance 7” test press and /100 variant raffle.

Delayed but up http://badtimingrecords.limitedrun.com/products/666931-cassino-sounds-of-salvation?view=f20016

Honestly, this is a valid argument. I despise when labels do that also though for the record. I guess the way this was rolled out was just whacky since it was essentially backwards compared to the way labels normally do it.

I absolutely disagree. They’re essentially baking in extra profit by adding an item most don’t want. They could’ve just put the record up alone for $65 shipped and it would’ve sold out. I had no doubt it would. Just because an item that’s very in demand sells out doesn’t automatically mean the business is absolved of shady practices. They artificially inflated the price/profits by adding a T-shirt that cost probably $7 (I’m totally guessing...never printed ringer shirts before) to make.