derby625

Search on help for "master release"
They have a step-by-step complete with images.
(I'd link but I'm on my phone)

That's what I thought at first too- then I saw he was in Norway.

This thread is from 2012. It was a joke

Not a problem, it's been fun for me... hopefully Universal fucks up some more releases.

Can we put "what is it to burn" so it matches the center labels?

We just moved into a new house. Here's an idea of how the basement is shaping up:



 
 

Candy Coated Fury is a solid album (except for 'Hiding In My Headphones').  Will likely be buying this.  

The following orders have shipped:
 
tokimedo
Daegor
rickydenim
hobohunter48
Zacaroo21
Blanchard Oswald
drummerboy032
stillused
onlettingjoe
throwgncpr
derby625
achillesstand7    
wexzer    
ptrsev    
devils19901    
afireinside7444
robobob    
jameswiersema    
justin_cole12
 
EDIT:  These are the only addresses that I have, so on my end everyone's is en route!  If you have paid for a copy and your name isn't here, please let myself and toki know!

I like vinyl because I tend to listen to an entire album as an entire album. There isn't a shuffle/skip/fast forward button. Granted everything is personal preference, but I feel that when I am listening to digital tracks, I tend to be sitting a computer and not always paying attention to the music. When I put on an LP, I relax and listen.

I like vinyl because I tend to listen to an entire album as an entire album. There isn't a shuffle/skip/fast forward button. Granted everything is personal preference, but I feel that when I am listening to digital tracks, I tend to be sitting a computer and not always paying attention to the music. When I put on an LP, I relax and listen.

I like vinyl because I tend to listen to an entire album as an entire album. There isn't a shuffle/skip/fast forward button. Granted everything is personal preference, but I feel that when I am listening to digital tracks, I tend to be sitting a computer and not always paying attention to the music. When I put on an LP, I relax and listen.

I like vinyl because I tend to listen to an entire album as an entire album. There isn't a shuffle/skip/fast forward button. Granted everything is personal preference, but I feel that when I am listening to digital tracks, I tend to be sitting a computer and not always paying attention to the music. When I put on an LP, I relax and listen.

Only with the community's members who aren't ass-clowns.  Which is the majority, thankfully.  I have no patience for ignorant, clueless newbies like yourself.  I'm all for new friends and faces on VC... but you strike me as board cancer.  You are more than welcome to prove me wrong, but at this point my breath won't be bated.

I love $1 LPs. So much great music is out there and it's great when you can pick up an entire album (where you may know the artist or just one song) for cheap to enjoy.
 
$0.25 45's are awesome too.
 
There are just so many n00bs in vinyl. I love looking through people's collections on discogs and seeing zero variety. Pick up an 80's New Wave album. Get some Peter, Paul, & Mary. EXPAND. (plus this stuff is cheap)

Clear your cache?

Nobody has mentioned the fact that a lot of really good music never made it from the vinyl era to the cd/digital era. Records, for me at least, is just a way to listen to music.

Prime example, one of the best records of the century...
 

 
$1!

I love $1 LPs. So much great music is out there and it's great when you can pick up an entire album (where you may know the artist or just one song) for cheap to enjoy.
 
$0.25 45's are awesome too.
 
There are just so many n00bs in vinyl. I love looking through people's collections on discogs and seeing zero variety. Pick up an 80's New Wave album. Get some Peter, Paul, & Mary. EXPAND. (plus this stuff is cheap)

I love $1 LPs. So much great music is out there and it's great when you can pick up an entire album (where you may know the artist or just one song) for cheap to enjoy.
 
$0.25 45's are awesome too.
 
There are just so many n00bs in vinyl. I love looking through people's collections on discogs and seeing zero variety. Pick up an 80's New Wave album. Get some Peter, Paul, & Mary. EXPAND. (plus this stuff is cheap)

I love $1 LPs. So much great music is out there and it's great when you can pick up an entire album (where you may know the artist or just one song) for cheap to enjoy.
 
$0.25 45's are awesome too.
 
There are just so many n00bs in vinyl. I love looking through people's collections on discogs and seeing zero variety. Pick up an 80's New Wave album. Get some Peter, Paul, & Mary. EXPAND. (plus this stuff is cheap)

Is there any chance of them selling sweatpants now?

Thanks for the info. Hopefully that ends this discussion.
 
And Trout is better than Miggy.

There's a few of you that "get it".
People were abusing the codes like crazy to buy vinyl. Mainly due to this message board. Of course that wasnt going to last forever.
Vinyl has been removed from the Hot Cash promotions going forward. 
 
I haven't been posting here as much just cause my workload has greatly increased lately at the office so I just dont have the time to be on here as much as I was. I still read most stuff on the board, I'm not "hiding" from anything going on here. I just dont feel the need to comment every time someone says something about HT.
 
You all got some great deals for a while but those crazy sales have ended. There will still be plenty of rad HT vinyl exclusives coming, you're just gonna have to pay full price for them now!  Crazy, I know...
 
Also, Mike Trout is awesome.

Title Fight sucks. 
 
Hum has had a profound influence on me since I first heard Stars as a wee lad.

All good bands. Check out Centaur, Anakin, and Orion too