Tommy

very interested in the story behind the company name, tbh

Thanks man, yes, I'll def buy that off you. I have one of those outgassed OG copies from 2011 and been meaning to pick up the MOV for a while

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Would be cool if they split these up, really only want W&T

https://shop.revolvermag.com/collections/glassjaw https://x.com/Revolvermag/status/1729153641636868514?s=20

Yeah, I think it mainly boils down to the person being able to flex that they are "more of a fan" for owning the OG. Tickles the same nerve as owning a colored copy vs std black I assume

Thanks for sharing that link, I had not read that before today. The public perception of Steve is way different than what I just read there. Very sad to hear

not gonna lie, this paragraph is very sad:

Ahhhhh the cancel warriors have arrived. How do you propose we fix the graphics and liner notes on this one?

lol $50 shipped non-gatefold 2LP. What a time to be alive

https://newfoundglorystuff.com/bundle/3710/catalyst-vinyl-bundle

Another 50 spot, great

We are I PO’d 3 records this week, all $48-50 shipped in the states.

went with a 499 Rev

Lame

Glow sell out?

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Thanks Biden

$48 PPD, completely reasonable

https://www.popmarket.com/nirvana-nevermind-30th-anniversary/602435979861' $80 with free shipping, use code THANKS10 for 10% off. Mine came out to $76 shipped and came in like 2 days via FedEx