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Nah, they'll ship it to the US. It's because all the MOV vinyl come from the Netherlands, so you'll have to get it shipped from over there. Maybe they'll be available in some record stores in the US.

Vinyl Debut of the album "Shadow Zone" by Static-X. Single LP on 180 gram GREEN & YELLOW vinyl. Limited edition of only 500 copies. Including Insert. Shadow Zone is the third album by Static-X, released in 2003. Marked by many personnel and stylistic changes, the album sports a much more melodic sound than any other work in their catalog, while still staying in the confines of their Industrial Metal and Nu Metal sound. In 2002, singer Wayne Static was contacted by singer Jonathan Davis of the Nu Metal band Korn, to sing on a song he had written for the Queen Of The Damned soundtrack: "Not Meant for Me". Static's work with Davis greatly influenced the direction of the Shadow Zone album. While the band found success with their Platinum-selling debut album Wisconsin Death Trip in 1999, dissatisfaction grew in the band in creating the follow-up, Machine in 2001. Eventually, original guitarist Koichi Fukuda was replaced with Tripp Eisen. Work on Shadow Zone started in early 2002, and would span well over a year. Producer Josh Abraham was brought in, known for working with more commercially melodically mainstream bands such as Staind, Filter and Velvet Revolver. http://www.newonvinyl.com/en/static-x-shadow-zone-ltd.html

That would be cool, but I don't see them making anymore static-x vinyl after this one.

Vinyl Debut of the album "Machine" by Static-X. Single LP on 180 gram SILVER COLORED vinyl. Limited edition of only 1000 copies. Including Insert. Gatefold Sleeve Machine is the second studio album from the American industrial metal band Static-X, released in 2001. The album can be considered post-modern Metal music, having electronics and industrial effects, and not just a pinch of electronic gadgetry. The song "Black and White" provided the album's first single and music video. The song "Cold" is used as soundtrack of the film Queen of the Damned. "This is Not" later became a second single. Machine peaked #11 on The Billboard 200 charts in 2001. http://www.newonvinyl.com/en/static-x-machine-ltd.html

Just bought the Bob Marley Legend Reissue for $6.99 and Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced? Reissue. Here's a link to Legend, if anybody is interested. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Legend+(Reissue)+(Special)+(Ogv)+-+VINYL/9384427.p?id=2001927&skuId=9384427&st=Legend%20(Reissue)&lp=2&cp=1

I'm looking to buy some speakers around the $400+ range for my Project Debut III and Marantz 2245 receiver. Any recommendations of speakers that would go great with this set up?

Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here (180G LP) Deftones - Saturday Night Wrist (LP, Green) Nas - Illmatic (LP, Black) Minus the Bear - Menos el Oso (LP, Black) The Mars Volta - Octahedron (2XLP, White) In Flames - Reroute to Remain (Limited Edition Picture LP)

I hate when certain bidders hike up the price drastically before the sale even ends. Like this ebay auction for a Mars Volta Deloused LP. It started off at $10, but then some dumbass kept on bidding and increasing the price. I'm wondering if it's the seller with a different account.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/MARS-VOLTA-DE-LOUSED-COMATORIUM-RARE-VINYL-LP-STILL-SEALED-/220920839837?pt=Music_on_Vinyl&hash=item336fe87e9d#ht_1688wt_1344

$50 bucks would have been a reasonable price.

A Perfect Circle - Mer de Noms - Double LP 180G Vinyl Deftones - S/T(reissue) LP Minus the Bear - Planet of Ice(reissue) - Double LP

Just ordered it online with the code, since I end up saving some gas money that way.

Just ordered it online with the code, since I end up saving some gas money that way.

Is there any chance that they might repress the Deftones records again, like in another 10 years?

I was so close to ordering it right now since money is not an issue for me at the moment, but I ended up closing the window since I already have them. I would rather buy my Polk TSi200 speakers and a receiver to start listening to my records already. I'll just buy SNW and S/T when they come out and i'll have my box collection without the box. lol By the way does the 180g weight really make a difference in the sound quality?

No, it wasn't. I'm thinking about purchasing the box set, even though I already have all the other records besides SNW and S/T. Would it be worth more over time, if I were to sell it on ebay? I'm thinking of just listening to the represses I purchased individually since they're not sealed anymore, and hold on to the box set to sell it later on.