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Tidal confirmed

"I'm strong like music" is a lyric from Slow Like Honey
 

Storf bought the record when he was 11 (He was 11 from April 1997 to April 1998). When The Pawn came out in 1999

Out this Summer via Young Turks
 
 
Throughout the EP, Washington explores the musical technique of counterpoint, which the avant-garde jazz player defines as "the art of balancing similarity and difference to create harmony between separate melodies."

Out this Summer via Young Turks
 
 
Throughout the EP, Washington explores the musical technique of counterpoint, which the avant-garde jazz player defines as "the art of balancing similarity and difference to create harmony between separate melodies."

Out this Summer via Young Turks
 
 
Throughout the EP, Washington explores the musical technique of counterpoint, which the avant-garde jazz player defines as "the art of balancing similarity and difference to create harmony between separate melodies."

Out this Summer via Young Turks
 
 
Throughout the EP, Washington explores the musical technique of counterpoint, which the avant-garde jazz player defines as "the art of balancing similarity and difference to create harmony between separate melodies."

Altered Beast (Tri-Color) /2000 (Flightless)
Floating Fire (Splatter) /2000 (Flightless)
Vomit Coffin ( blob with splatter wax) /2000 (Flightless)
Ashes of the Universe (Ultra Clear with Black Smoke) /1000 (ATO)
Vomit Splatter Colored Vinyl (Swamp Green with Heavy Olive and Mustard Splatter) /? (ATO)
Glow in the Dark /? (Heavenly)
Black /? (Heavenly)

Blood Pool Blue  /3000 Indie Store Exclusive
 

It's not a qotsa album without at least a bit of Lanegan

Heads Up:

The mwY subreddit  is  doing a charity raffle & the winner gets a copy of the mewithoutYou/Say Anything split 7"
 
https://www.reddit.com/r/mewithoutYou/comments/6381pi/charity_raffle_win_a_copy_of_the_say/

This topic is giving me such a woody.
 
I collected fiercely in the 1990s, in retrospect the best time possible since everybody was dumping LPs. I'd spend $100 or $200 at Jerry's in Pittsburgh or the various stores in Chicago, DC, the East Village, Vancouver, London, San Francisco ... and I'd come away with more LPs than I could carry. Sometimes I had to find a UPS drop-off before I got back on a plane. (There were no UPS Stores back then.)
 
The first of two kids arrived in 1999 and they took most of my time, so I've barely bought any vinyl in the last 15 years. But for her 17th birthday last year the older one got an RP-1 she can take to college ("university" for those outside the US), along with 50 or 60 duplicates from my stash. Seriously, nobody should leave home without Blood on the Tracks and Astral Weeks (green label, natch) at the very least. I've bought a few things here and there when I find nice stuff for less than $25 or even less than $20 per disk. (Seriously? $25 for a single LP? WTH?!)
 
I'm lucky enough to work from home, and we have a semi-finished attic, so the first shot is the view from my desk, and once or twice a day I climb into the chair to listen to one side as a break.
 
Rock and pop is on the left; jazz, blues, and a small batch of classical live on the right. We old guys have a lot of the gems, like the original Art Pepper on the rack to the left above the 'table. Warms my heart that so many youngsters are keeping vinyl alive.
 
https://imgur.com/08cq7ZW
 
https://imgur.com/SCXQ6Kj
 
https://imgur.com/VmTbgSk
 
By the way, the plural of vinyl is "vinyl." You no more pick up "vinyl" (with an s) than you pick up "fishes" at the market for dinner. Stop me gnashing my teeth. Please.
 
Be good, kids. Enjoy what you've got. These are good times for music, if for little else.
 
If anybody cares: VPI Aries I with Lyra Helikon cartridge, Rowland Capri preamp, Rowland 102 amp (for summer), Mac Mini file server with Schiit Modi Multibit DAC and two hard drives (one a mirror of the other, backed up every day at 4AM), Quicksilver Audio Silver Sixty mono amps with stock EL-34s (for the cool months), Scansonic 2.5 speakers, Sunfire sub, DIY DH Labs cabling throughout. CDs in the background are all ripped to the server now, along with about 2000 live shows by various groups, especially the Grateful Dead. Anybody want the little silver disks?

Counter-counter-anecdote: You cannot buy it on Amoeba's website anymore https://www.amoeba.com/drunk-box-set-red-vinyl-lp-thundercat/albums/3915651/

Counter-counter-anecdote: You cannot buy it on Amoeba's website anymore https://www.amoeba.com/drunk-box-set-red-vinyl-lp-thundercat/albums/3915651/

[email protected]
 
(from their website)

Got this in the mail today, really high quality packaging. 

Much like EL VY itself, this message board seems like to revolve around Matt Berninger.  So, I feel right at home.  
Anyhow, I thought i'd give y'all a heads up that Ramona Falls (the project I do in addition to EL VY) is gonna release a third LP soon. I just approved the acetate.
Thanks to everyone who supported EL VY (and, for that matter, Menomena too) by the way.
 - B
 

now thats what i call Jesus! 

Hail @Satan

This was the last straw.

For that price they better fucking throw some in there!

Fucking  Millennials.

no, we will not do your school paper for you.

Most people are guessing a working mini arcade machine since its greyed out with a question mark
 

7" boxset confirmed