mameeshkamowskwoz

VERY cool. Got the Deerhoof.

New Phish - Live Bait is available for free. Volume 14 http://www.livephish.com/browse/music/0,1214 - Harry Hood (8/2/97 Gorge Amphitheatre - George, WA) 18:11 - McGrupp And The Watchful Hosemasters (10/29/98 Greek Theatre - Los Angeles, CA) 11:45 - Wolfman’s Brother (9/24/99 South Park Meadows - Austin, TX) 18:55 - Gotta Jibboo > Saw It Again > Magilla (7/4/00 E Centre - Camden, NJ) 39:28 - What’s The Use? (6/25/00 Alltel Pavilion at Walnut Creek - Raleigh, NC) 9:52 - Runaway Jim (7/9/99 Merriweather Post Pavilion - Columbia, MD) 12:21 - Tweezer > Prince Caspian (8/22/15 Magnaball, Watkins Glen International - Watkins Glen, NY) 34:17 - Production Credits: tracks 1-6 recorded by Paul Languedoc track 7 recorded by Jon Altschiller compiled by Kevin Shapiro

Out of stock. Fuck, eh.

I would go for Maybe You Should Drive. Will this have She's on Time, though? I'll be passing... this was when I stopped giving a shit about this band. I did see a girl pass out during Alcohol at HORDE tour, though... good times!

It's the horror score sister label of Graveface and if you know Ryan's reputation, the dude is a nut for details and quality. The packaging and presentation is always top notch and he goes through hours and hours and hours of mastering, working with the composer and sourcing from the original tapes. If you're into that sort of music, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better label when it comes to the attention to detail and work put into it. Unlike Deathwaltz, Mondo, etc you likely won't find them releasing major motion picture scores, but that doesn't mean you won't find artists that have also contributed to major films. I subscribed because I'm a Graveface nut, but I realized that I likely won't listen to them because it's not my niche. I'd recommend visiting their bandcamp and site and checking it out. They have subscription offers where you get unique pressings, first dibs at random stuff and packages and I think each subscription is guaranteed one test pressing. I hope you check it out and enjoy it and if you ever feel like it, hit up my discogs store to pick up some OOP titles.

Not sure if the Terror Vision soundtrack releases get your blood flowing or not, but I have a couple for sale in my Discogs shop including a test pressing. PM me if you're interested in a deal. I'd do tradesies too.

Agreed and uh-greed. If I didn't have all the deluxe odd numbered extant releasesI might not be chasing so hard, but they're also amazing so I guess I'd be in regardless. Unfortunately I talked someone on Discogs down to 45 for the VMP and now even those have come down. Here's hoping that the Brazil comes down and the Brain Wreck Show and other even numbered releases are sensible.

PM me for Jeff Buckley Live at Sin-e (expanded massive edition from RSD) or The Wood Brothers - One Drop of Truth. Both claimed.

Damn, does it go for that much? May have to consider selling my nerd edition.

Phish - Billy Breathes http://www.atozmedia.com/soundcards L22UUADPR3EUHX

Sounds like Tool nowadays.

Tried Hot Snakes, but it was gone. Black Moth Super Rainbow - Panic Blooms http://www.atozmedia.com/soundcards Z5VZ68A7A9E62N

Is the RSD Eating Us numbered? If so, I'm interested so I can replace my non-numbered copy. Otherwise I have these. Thanks for offering up to the board.

Half off twice does not equal free.

I'll sell you some stuff at 2011 prices that was repressed after 2011 and is actually less expensive now.