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au contraire. ask your artsy friends.

In BlackBox's "apology/explanation," he said they were taking them off of the domestic front immediately, and that he "requested" the international markets to remove them. That should include the US. So who knows?

Yup. This is true. Crazy, but true. I read about it on AbsolutePunk today. I wonder if the original artwork merch will end up being super rare.

Were you planning on selling it in the first place? If you weren't, then it shouldn't matter. Well, kinda. I bought it because I like it but I'm planning on watching the value, you know? So what do you think?

@itsaidarrgh Also a fan of the idea, I took the liberty of finding out how long it would take you to accomplish your goal. Taking into consideration your current "Karma" rating of -7 and the estimated number of days he'll forget per year (give or take 10), it looks like you'll get there near the end of the year 4827. You're welcome.

when albums are repressed like this, does it decrease or increase the value of the first press?

pumped for this band. listen to the single here:

ha the differing opinions aren't helping.

like i said on df. good luck with these prices. ebay them or remove the "set sale" tag.

http://vinylcollective.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=61523 This guy is selling Pink for 28 ppd. Crazy cheap compared to eBay. Just sayin.

I used to be in a band that is now recording with Mark Townsend (Grammy-nominated Relient K producer). The band also works tightly with Davy Basinger (Vox, Bleach). Since Davy is good friends with Mark and the rest of Relient K, he was able to get his hands on two test pressings of their new album, Forget and Not Slow Down. I got one of them! Definitely my rarest item considering I've only been collecting for about 6 months. So yeah, I've got... **Test Pressing** Relient K - Forget and Not Slow Down (Clear Gold)

I'd say only 4 or 5 albums have been played this much in the first two weeks of my ownership.

exactly

I found it just by searching in Google, but I started using it via links from DeadFormat.

I thought of that, but I don't think I can fit 20 LP's worth of mailers on the flight as a carry-on.

I'm moving from IN to WA in about 2 weeks. My wife and I are flying, but all of our stuff is getting U-Haul'd by a company called United States Van Lines. They have to drive probably 3 or 4 days in what I'm assuming will be hot and/or humid temperatures (June 1-4). I have about twenty 12" and six 7". I know it's not a lot, but they're all new and in really good condition and mean a lot to me. Fly with them? Pack them? Ship via post office? Thanks in advance for your help.

Yes I read this whole thread. Yes I realize that some bro montana is threatening to push back the release every time someone says they want this. No I don't care. When I first started collecting vinyl about a year ago, the first thing I Googled was "As Cities Burn Vinyl." 'Nuff said.

No clue, probably whatever the most common color is. I got it. It's black.