mameeshkamowskwoz

People are dicks. Congrats on opening the store. Owning your own business is a lot of hard work and hopefully you have a lot of success.

So I guess you could say that...
 
...this warning is limited to one.
 
 
 
I'll see myself out now. 

for all of those you who haven't seen anything about this yet..
 
 
LIMITED TO ONE RECORD SHOP opens it's doors, July 29th 10am
  The east village's newest record shop will open it's doors on Saturday July 29th at 10am 221 East 10th Street (between 1st ave and 2nd ave)   Limited to One will focus on rare, limited and out of press contemporary music.   during the day, we'll have some performances -    12pm - Adam Rubenstein (Split Lip, Chamberlain) 1pm - Jeff Caudill (Gameface)    We'll be selling a limited edition lathe from Jeff.  limited to 25 copies.   We'll also be having raffles all day, which will include rare 45's and LP's.   Also for sale, we'll have "Limited to One" lathes (from Little Elephant) from such artists as Pinegrove,  The World is a Beautiful Place, Tim Kasher, Smith Street Band, Jeff Rosenstock,  Modern Baseball, Foxing, Sorority Noise and a ton more.  We'll only have 1 copy of each of these and once they're gone, that's it.   we'll have a few more things for sale, plus a store filled with new inventory. check out our instagram for some of the items we'll be selling.   www.instagram.com/limitedtoonenyc   I also feel like it should be said, that we did our best to price reasonably.   If you're in NYC< please come and check us out.   thanks.  kristian /tpg    

/2500 silver wax
https://tobaxxo.bandcamp.com/album/ripe-majestic-instrumental-rarities-unreleased-beats
 

so...
we're gonna make an official announcement about this soon enough..
 
but my shop Limited to One, which opens on July 29th (at 10am) in NYC
will be carrying special "Limited to One" versions of about 45 of these artists.
 
special covers, and legitimately limited to 1 copy a pop.
 
here's a list of what we'll have at open.
 
1. Pinegrove 
2. Smith St Band  3. Jank  4.  Lee Corey Oswald 5.  Dikembe  6.  You Blew it.  7. . Vaseduva  8.  TWIABP  9.  Modern Baseball  10. Sorority Noise 1 11.  Sorority Noise 2 12. Sorority Noise 3 13. Ajj 14. Jeff Rosenstock 15. The Saddest Landscape  16. Cayetana  17.  Jeff Rosenstock 2 18. You Blew it 2 19. Ajj 2 20. Dads 21. Del Paxton  22. David Bello 23. I love your lifestyle  24. Ioii  25. Restorations  26. Rozwell kid 27. Annabell 28. Chris Farren  29. Chumped 30 . Donovan w 31. Dowsing  32 empire empire  33. Foxing 1 34 Foxing 2 35. Frameworks 36.  Gates 37. Kevin d 38. Koji 1 39. Koji 2 40. Pears  41. Prawn  42. Signals Midwest  43. Sports  44. Spfaynard  45. City on film 46. Dirty Nil 47. Good life 48. Saddest Landscape  49. Tim kasher 50. Timeshares 51. Ttng    obviously no holds ..  but thought i'd share w/ everyone on the boards before we do the official announcement.   kristian / limited to one.

A few more download codes/links:
 
Jason Isbell & 400 Unit - The Nashville Sound
http://dl.downloadthisrecord.com/Jason_Isbell-The_Nashville_Sound_mp3.zip?AWSAccessKeyId=AKIAIJVBQHD4TVLAGHKQ&Expires=1499306399&Signature=XgtbiAAeqaOclkOEFbVtvdLSabk%3D
 
Dustin Kensrue - Carry The Fire
https://www.dropcards.com/download/download_all.php?ArtistID=34103&pin=f4dyfk6y59&from=http://dropcards.com/vinyl/redeem.php?pin=f4dyfk6y59
 
At The Drive-In - Interalia
http://www.dropcards.com/vinyl
67VDWR33?N (? is # between 0-9)
 
Eagles Of Death Metal - Zipper Down
http://www.umgmusic.com/eodm
QY?pHDc3 (? is # between 0-9)
 
Hunter - 8
http://www.dinealonerecords.com/digital/
10-163W?67IACT (? is # between 0-9)

Not sure why you're selling right now... you clearly have plenty of space in your collection.
ba-doom-tiss!

Not sure why you're selling right now... you clearly have plenty of space in your collection.
ba-doom-tiss!

I don't suppose it's an incestuous family, is it?

Here's my recommendations from E-H.
Essentials in bold.
 
Edan - He does it all; emcee, dj and produce and he has some really cool tunes.  A couple of collaborations with Mr. Lif, too.
El-P - Fantastic Damage is such a good album it's ridiculous...
Elzhi - From Detroit, he was in Slum Village with Jay Dilla and does a cool take on Illmatic called eLmatic
Eric B and Rakim - Super old school shit.  You've heard their rhymes referenced and samples hundreds of times and it still sounds pretty fresh to this day.
Flying Lotus - I'm digging his new album a lot.  Very fusion jazzy and a few songs with rapping.  Good stuff.
Foreign Exchange - Phonte from Little Brother and Nicolay, a french dj, exchanged files across the internet for awhile and eventually did this project.  Most of the included artists (Darien Brockington and Yahzarah) are also from the triangle in NC... super soulful good stuff.
Gang Starr - Seriously amazing stuff here... they dropper four straight practically flawless albums (Step In the Arena thru Moment of Truth) and are one of the best emcee dj duos ever.
Gaslamp Killer - Really cool dj/production stuff... I really dig it!
General Patton & the X-ecutioners - three DJs (X-Ecutioners) with Mike Patton... it's fucking awesome.
Ghostface Killah - My favorite of the Wu-tang members.  Check out Ironman and Supreme Clientelle for sure.
Giant Panda - "Fly School Reunion"  Good shit here.  Old school good vibes feel and plenty of participation from People Under the Stairs, plus it has some Chinese rapping.  Neat!
Gift of Gab - lyricist from Blackalicious.  Solo stuff is pretty good.
Gnarls Barkley - St Elsewhere is a little rappy and despite the overhyped singles, there are some serious jams.  Transformer, Go-Go Gadget Gospel.
Go! Team - Good jammy hip-hop dancy tunes and it's like good jock jams for the present.  I hear it in ads and on ESPN all the time nowadays.
Goodie Mobb - Cee-Lo, Big Gipp, T-Mo, Khujo Goodie... part of the Dungeon Family.  Soul Food is a classic.
Gorillaz - I'm sure you've heard it because it had pretty mass appeal... I prefer the first album with Del and Dan the Automator, but the later albums have MF Doom, De La Soul and others
Grand Buffet - These two guys are awesome and I highly recommend this.  Not merely joke rap, but they are clever and funny as hell.  I really recommend them to anyone.  If you're not offended by a little sacrilege, check out the tarck "Nate Kuklas History of Lemonade"
Grayskul - Their album Deadlivers is pretty good stuff.
Guilty Simpson - grimy fucking emcee out of Detroit on Stones Throw.  Plenty of work with Madlib and this dude is bad ass.  Check out the OJ Simpson album and the first Madlib Medicine show albums.
Guru - The emcee from Gang Starr.  His Jazzmatazz albums are dope as hell.  RIP
GZA/Genius - Liquid Swords is probably the best solo Wu-tang album and should be checked out for sure.
Haiku D'etat - Sometimes a little showy in their vocal acumen, but cool stuff.  Aceyalone, Mika 9 and Abstract Rude.
Hail Mary Mallon - Aespo Rock, Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz... good times
Handsome Boy Modeling School - (Dan the Automator and Prince Paul) Wow... super group city crossing so many genres.  The first album is definitely better (featuring (inhales) Del the Funky Homo Sapien, Miho from Cibo Matto, Mide D from the Beasties, Brand Nubian, J-Live, Roisin Murphy from Moloko, DJ Shadow, Biz Markie, Money Mark, Sean Lennon, Kid Koala, Alec Empire, El-P) and the second album has appearances from De La Soul, Mike Patton, Del, Alex Kapranos from Franz Ferdinand, Jack Johnson, Kid Koala, Casual, Cat Power, Mike and chester from Linkin Park, Qbert, Lord Finesse, Rahzel, Chino from Deftones, El-P, Cage, Pharrell Williams, Dres from Black Sheep, Mars Volta, RZA, John Oates)
Hangar 18 - Fun drunken party hip hop on Def Jux.
Headnodic - Good instrumental hip hop producer
Heiruspecs - Hip-hop band from St. Paul.  Not essential, but good.
Heliocentrics - cool instrumental hip hop
Herbaliser - Super smooth funky hip hop that is mostly instrumental, but features emcees occasionally.
Hieroglyphics - Massive Oakland crew with Del, Casual, Domino, Pep Love, A-Plus, Opio, Tajai, Phesto and DJ Toure (half the group comprise Souls of Mischief)  3rd Eye Vision is an absolute classic.
Home Brew - New Zealand hip hop... pretty damned good and jazzy

FFS, yes.

Where are these guys?! We need new music. 
 
We also need a re-press of Fever to Tell. 

Just PM'ed a link to my Discogs seller page. I've got a bunch of stuff including test pressings. Feel free to peruse and get back to me.

DON'TPUTMARBLESINYOURNOSEPUTTHEMINTHEREDONOTPUTTHEMINTHERE
 

Pinegrove - Everything So Far on bandcamp
PM me for the code.
Claimed

got this thanks!

Another thing about RSD Ebay sales: there are some vigilante / activist buyers out there who deliberately f--- with the flippers.
 
These guys have no intention of really buying the overpriced title.  They register with new names to Ebay and commit to buy expensive pre-order items, but then they do not pay.   The seller has to wait for 48 hours before filing his non-paying complaint, and he has to wait two more days before he can cancel the order and re-list.  In the meantime, RSD has come and gone and the prices have dropped sharply.   Do this enough times and the flipping will stop ...

There's a song with Nicolay and Supastition (with Little Brother?) where he says his Bills are so old, he's got the Williams...
Anyways, PM'd.

It WAS called What.cd and is illegal for some reason...

It WAS called What.cd and is illegal for some reason...

I should come out of this with an extra or two. If they're unscathed, I'll PM you guy(s).

@drds89 recently sold me an awesome record. Great guy to deal with.

There also appears to be a shipping charge of $18.50, which is probably worth noting.

Here you go:
 
https://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/collections/new-releases/products/2017-artist-in-residence

My favorite thing about this artist in residence is that there will be a new deerhoof album this year.