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Dude, that's racist.

Dude, that's racist.

If I had he funds I would have paid way more than 700 bucks for the bundle of 12 test presses on eBay.
Am I the only one who was surprised that this didn't go for more?!

I remember this!!!
I laughed so hard the first time I played it and you had to fight the fat girls in Weezer shirts at Hot Topic.

And no subscription variant!!! Yay!!!

http://www.ccnow.com/cgi-local/sc_cart.cgi?7125431131615633
From Spin:
A gem from the late Jason Molina's back-catalog will soon see the light once again. On August 27, Misra Records will re-release Hello Future Tinglies, the 1991 album from Spineriders, a Lorian, Ohio punk band that featured Molina on bass and back-up vocals.
"Our aim in unearthing Hello Future Tinglies is to provide an invaluable window into the life, circumstances and experiences of a young Northeast Ohio native whose extraordinary gift would grow, take form and awaken the world in innumerable ways," the label explains. The upcoming reissue will only be available on cassette and pressing will be limited to just 300 copies — "an effort to stay true to the times," according to Misra. These times? Or those times?
Pre-orders are currently available through Misra's online store. All proceeds will benefit the Musicians Emergency Medical Association, a non-profit organization that aims to "stabilize and improve the quality of life of people in the entertainment industry" by providing health care aid. Aquabear Legion, an artist collective based in Athens, Ohio, is also helping with the release effort. For a quick preview of Hello Future Tinglies, stream the spindly "Instrumental 2" below.
Todd Jacobs, guitarist for Spineriders and founding member of Molina's Songs: Ohia project, has set up an online memorial via an official Spineriders website. The old band's drummer Carl Raponi, meanwhile, has produced a limited run of 40 Jason Molina screen-prints which are also available through Misra Records. 
Molina died in March of natural causes. He was 39 years old. Since his tragic passing, fans have had the small comfort of a series of Songs: Ohia reissues and a tribute album titled Weary Engine Blues featuring Mark Kozelek, Will Oldham, Phil Elverum, and Scout Niblett. Band of Horses also honored the Magnolia Electric Co. mastermind on Jimmy Kimmel Live! with a cover of "I've Been Riding With the Ghost."

ORG Music's Facebook post minutes ago:
Ever wanted to hear Failure's Magnified on vinyl? Us too. Announcement coming soon ;-)

Whoa!!!
I must have this!

http://ughh.com/aesop-rock-bazooka-tooth/BBC93138LP/
Bazooka Tooth for 15.97 (I'm assuming this is not 3LP like my 1st pressing)
http://ughh.com/aesop-rock-labor-days/BBC93139LP/
Labor Days, also for 15.97.

http://ughh.com/aesop-rock-bazooka-tooth/BBC93138LP/
Bazooka Tooth for 15.97 (I'm assuming this is not 3LP like my 1st pressing)
http://ughh.com/aesop-rock-labor-days/BBC93139LP/
Labor Days, also for 15.97.

I'm sure there are more than four, but most people have the good sense to not bother wasting their time to post that they don't give a shit about something.

I'm sure there are more than four, but most people have the good sense to not bother wasting their time to post that they don't give a shit about something.

Why not use that money to get every Avett Brothers albums (minus the Gleam 2) and have a way better version of Mumford and Sons?
This will be on Popmarket for years.

I think I'm going to get this one.
They are ridiculously expensive, though.
Even after your members 25% off.

I finally came across a copy of Sagarmatha at Flat Black and Circular in East Lansing, MI last weekend (along with some DJ Q-Bert, Girl in a Coma, Tortoise, Charles Mingus & Hank Mobley)
 
Has anyone gotten the second pressing of Illumination Ritual yet?
It's supposed to be Swamp Green and Aqua Blue.

Hats off to octave for trading his C/D side for my A/B side!!!
It arrived yesterday and looks and sounds perfect!
I was a little apprehensive shipping the duplicate LP out at first, but he came through!
 
This same thing happened to me last year with a different album (Junta) but when I contacted Strictly Discs, who I'd ordered it through via the mail, last year they got me an email address to contact and the label took care of it, but this year they said that Capitol had told them that they had no remaining stock to fix issues.

I really like Toman.
Their previous album is one of my faves ever.
Dott and Gramma's Boyfriend were both surprisingly good rocking chick fronted bands.
Casket Girls is also lady fronted (snicker) and is Ryan's poppiest outlet and Serengeti is some good hip-hop... I hope he adds more of that stuff to his label.
KidSyc@Brandywine played Graveface Fest and I was really hoping they'd land on the label.
Hip-hop with a solid live band that was fucking tight!

Not sure of the current status, but Graveface got some in a late shipment according to the Facebook page... might still have a copy or two that he can sell via the mail.

Wow... One coin flip to rule them all.
That's .... gorgeous!

I think I may have finally found someone on here who might be envious of my profession, Packaging Engineering.

Can we stop trying to convince this guy to buy it?
There will be 1000 copies... the fewer people trying to get it the easier it will be.
If anyone doesn't want this release, please do not buy it.
 
I'm in for one.

Prostitution?

When somebody else does it.

When somebody else does it.