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  1. For anyone interested, my buddy sped up some tracks to 125% and re-uploaded them to YT.  

     

    ManUnkind
     
    Am I Savage 
     
    Revenge 
     
    ManUnknind
     
    Murder One
     
    Atlas Rise
     
    Spit out the Bone
     
    Dream no more
     
    Moth into Flame
     
     
     
     
  2. 1. Rac:

    Level
    Intimate Secretary
    Hands
    Steady, As She Goes
    Together
    A House is Not a Motel 
    Store Bought Bones
    Call It A Day
    Yellow Sun
    Broken Boy Soldier
    Five on the Five
    It Ain't Easy
    Blue Veins

     

    2:

    The Dead Weather 
    1. Hang You From The Heavens
    2. Gasoline
    3. I Feel Love (Every Million Miles)

    The Kills
    1. Heart of a Dog
    2. Impossible Tracks
    3. Whirling Eye

    William Tyler 
    1.We Can't Go Home Again 
    2. I'm Gonna Liver Forever (If it Kills Me)
    3. Area Code 601

  3. When prices began to surge, I took it as a response to discouraging the secondary market, which I was ok with when it was smaller labels putting out very limited runs. With great care put into the details of the packaging. In many cases, you were paying more for a little extra something that felt special. But over time, larger labels started adopting this strategy, but without the attention to detail. They would put out bundles with tees, totes, or just make the vinyl a different color. Ultimately, this is how a market becomes over saturated (not to mention all the unnecessary represses of widely available titles.) If the bubble does burst, I think there will be 2 distinct repercussions aside from more record stores going out of business.

     

    1. The secondary market will collapse. Most likely, you'll be able to find some of those rare gems you passed on for closer to fair market value. 

    2. No more Die-Hards. Or should I say way less fan fare for people who like "special" records.

     

    The second one worries me more than the benefits of the first. I realize "most" artists make more money from shows than from album sales, so it's hard for me to justify this from a musicians perspective, so I will only give my perspective, as a fan and a collector. Warning, incoming opinion: Good design can save records. Labels that continue to offer special editions that are distinguishable from a standard release are going to come out of this fine (I'm looking at you, Blood Music.) The cliché of "vote with your wallet" has come and many of us opting for standard releases from Amazon, or even settling for digital because there is no justifiable reason to spend double on a record that's blue. I could go on, but this is getting a bit long in the tooth. Sorry for the rant, please note this has been opinion, based on my bias as a collector for 30+ years. I will buy records until I'm dead. Death to false metal.

     

     

     

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