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This is hilarious!
 
 

Hot Pink & Beer.

if you're not using discogs you're playing yourself 

I feel like anyone who thinks DF was the superior product also still uses a Zune to listen to their MP3s......

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

Discogs is better than DF in every way, but OK.

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

LMAO at all the jokers stuck with multiple blue copies. 

Card in the box set. Waste can't be fussed to send anything via email, shipping notices included.

Does your copy only contain 3 songs for some reason?

https://neurotrecordings.merchtable.com/bundles/pre-order-neurosis-the-word-as-law-cd-lp-digi-ships-week-of-aug-25th-2017#.WV2Eq3UrLRY
 
Neurot is reissuing the long out of print the Word As Law for the first time since the demise of Lookout records. The packaging has been redesigned, and the audio has been remastered by Bob Weston of Chicago Mastering.
The Word As Law is available in the following formats. Please pick your format in the drop down above.
 
Pressing info:
1700 - Clear 180 gram vinyl - U.S. Exclusive 
1225 - Grey 180 gram vinyl - U.K/E.U Exclusive 
550 - Black 180 gram vinyl 
525 - Blood Red 180 gram vinyl - Neurot Recordings Mailorder only
 
PRE-ORDER CUSTOMERS: Orders are expected to begin shipping the week of August 25, 2017. Any items purchased with this pre-order will not ship until the week of August 25, 2017 as well. All items are mock ups and final product may vary slightly.

I just can't wait for the cassette download. 

I'm guessing there's a EU pressing and a US pressing. 
 
 
Here is the cassette tracklisting in case anyone was wondering (Record collector magazine posted a review and broke down the tape).
 
SIDE A:
01: Miscellaneous studio noise snippets (7 minutes)
02: Let Down (alt version - acoustic guitars, double tracked vocals)
03: NEW SONG
04: Miscellaneous studio noise snippets
05: Motion Picture Soundtrack (early version - piano and vocal)
06: A reading (Climbing Up The Walls lyrics - read by a young girl)
07: Karma Police (studio session, work on the chorus)
08: A reading (Short story - read by 'Fitter Happier' voice)
09: No Surprises (acoustic, alternative lyrics)
10: Talk Show Host (alt version - stripped back, alternative lyrics)

SIDE B:
01: Climbing Up The Walls (early version)
02: Paranoid Android (Development - rough demos/soundboard recordings of various sections)
03: Airbag (alt version - early lyrics, bare bones)
04: Big Ideas/Nude (early version)
05: The National Anthem (early version)

Good read.  Obviously the author is uber butthurt.  Ultimately the article boils down to a rant on selling out.  This is not new.  An old debate IMO.  Apparently DH's Ray-Ban campaign was the straw that broke the author's back.  Whatever, kinda funny to me.  There's also a bit of the 'old man yells at cloud ' sort of thing going on.
 
The fact is DH caught lightning in a bottle with Sunbather.  It was the right album at the right time.  I remember being blown away the first time I heard 'Dreamhouse' before the album even came out.  It was a quantum leap from their debut.  Surely, the refined and easy on the eyes artwork helped as well.  Deafheaven brings it live too.  They have one of the best drummers and a very charismatic front man.  It's also easy to see why some in the scene would be put off by and/or be jealous of them.
 
EDIT: Also, he's full of shit when he claims the people who went to see Dinosaur Jr, Pixies, Meat Puppets, etc didn't listen to Nirvana.  That is total horse shit.

Good read.  Obviously the author is uber butthurt.  Ultimately the article boils down to a rant on selling out.  This is not new.  An old debate IMO.  Apparently DH's Ray-Ban campaign was the straw that broke the author's back.  Whatever, kinda funny to me.  There's also a bit of the 'old man yells at cloud ' sort of thing going on.
 
The fact is DH caught lightning in a bottle with Sunbather.  It was the right album at the right time.  I remember being blown away the first time I heard 'Dreamhouse' before the album even came out.  It was a quantum leap from their debut.  Surely, the refined and easy on the eyes artwork helped as well.  Deafheaven brings it live too.  They have one of the best drummers and a very charismatic front man.  It's also easy to see why some in the scene would be put off by and/or be jealous of them.
 
EDIT: Also, he's full of shit when he claims the people who went to see Dinosaur Jr, Pixies, Meat Puppets, etc didn't listen to Nirvana.  That is total horse shit.