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The fact that they even had to post that says a lot about the intelligence of eBay users as a whole.

Or they could've just not released the album on vinyl at all and people would be bitching even more. The price is justified for what you get and all the money goes directly to the artist, which is how it should be.

Yeah but there arent any overpriced Thrice albums so nobody should care about flippage on this thread.

They should release that album that never came out versus this

I have always felt that live albums are like greatest hits. Put some tracks out that people know and hope they buy it

holy god yes.
 
i hope they do soup and nico as well.

I have always felt that live albums are like greatest hits. Put some tracks out that people know and hope they buy it

Live albums are the worst

Haha! Have you ever heard him do "passenger" himself. Not good.

I buy records to listen to them not look at them

I buy records to listen to them not look at them

I buy records to listen to them not look at them

"Record labels first need see that this is happening"
 
You've been living in a hole, huh? The reason for the variants is to drive a collectors market that helps move records. Variant collectors of popular bands are bread and butter. Kids on the fence about a new band jump in for a limited variant. 
 
As to buying more than one copy of a release - not my standard operating procedure but I have no shame in knowing I can trade an LP for one I missed and is now being flipped. To use your example - I traded a Floral Green for a Shed on Blue straight up. I then gifted my black vinyl Shed to someone else. To me, the system works. I have no shame in that I avoided paying $80 for that copy of Shed by grabbing two Floral variants.
 
Way back in the day I traded my Crippled Youth 7" for a Sick of it All and Chain 7" - you know, I wasn't interested in getting the $3 I paid for it when I made that deal in 1996. Judge me all you want but there is nothing wrong with finding a way to fill holes in your collection. 
 
You're overly serious and angry about it. You make it sound like you got into buying vinyl in 2012. Revelation perfected limited releases in the 80's and it's been copied ever since. Your internet rage might make you feel better but it isn't worth much. 

Wire - 154

In my opinion go in chronological order.

Am I the only one that doesnt think this is a good record?

Can't really justify dropping 40 bucks on this.
 
I find it kinda hypocritical for people to complain about vinyl prices in other threads, yet somehow find a way to defend this because "WELL IT'S BEEN SO LONG" or "ITS GONNA BE A MASTERPIECE."

why is everyone acting like this is limited to 1000 copies?

Converge may surpass Jack white Blunderbuss which sold 33, 000 copies on vinyl last year
 
Wait until mass media catches on and than realizes that everyone who bought that converge record owns 5 copies and they are all still sealed

Some of you mofos are trying waaaaay too hard to be funny. Fail.

Well, I'm glad I learned not to get my hopes up long ago

Fat's probably just stoked to have a band that actually wants to tour on their roster.

The "acousticish" album? That thing ruled

No, because that's how they wanted it to end. 

If you read the rules of Discogs, that's clearly listed as not allowed. I would have reported you too as you were compromising the integrity of the database in order to sell things.