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Won on Ebay the other night: The National - Abel 7" (Only missing one 7" to complete my National collection!!) Also recently got: United Nations - S/T (Translucent red /1000) Mae - The Everglow Brand New - YFW (Clear tour press /500, acquired at bamboozle last weekend) Blacklisted - No One Deserves To Be Here More Than Me (Orange and Black Splatter /1929) and Heavier Than Heaven, Lonelier Than God (Clear with Blue Haze /1000) And a lot of other cool stuff. Now I have like 20$ until I get paid in a week and a half haha

Looks pretty rad. Great novel and this dudes other films were pretty sweet (esp. Australia).

Looks sweet. Will be seeing!

If anyone would be interested in buying an extra I will buy it off you for 80$ (60$ +10$ in shipping twice) next week. All of my dinero is going to Bamboozle this weekend :/

This could be pretty rad but I also feel like it will be just a lot of pretty images with music behind it and lacking any sort of central idea / theme. To say "death is the theme" is kinda cheating and cliche. Is it going to say anything new and original about the subject? Or just merely emotionally toy the audience it feeling something without any clear objectives or concerns? Either way, will definitely watch.

Rad! I just picked up Failure On a couple weeks ago. Brings me back to high school!

I saw the orig line up play through a lot of moon is down at Bamboozle last year. Real rad they are making it a thing now.

Recently reorganized!

I feel the sentiment around here. Since high school I've been in and out of community college (I had the grades to go to a better school, but not the money), working numerous different restaurant jobs up to 60 hours a week, and living paycheck to paycheck. I've lived in 5 or 6 different places with upwards of 30 different roommates over the years. I'm back at my moms place because I was tired of working so much and still having no money. I've gone from not drinking at all to getting wasted every night of the week and back to none (Now I drink moderately, depending on the situation). It's really a series of ups and downs for me. Summers are generally pretty good, winters destroy me. This happens on a smaller scale from day to day and week to week. I actually had a pretty good week up until the past two days where I worked 20 hours (we were slammmmeeddd) in about 36 and my quasi girlfriend broke up with me. But so it goes right? My outlet has always been writing. It's how I've kept most of my sanity and gotten everything that's bundled in my head out in some tangible form. Writing stories, poems, journaling, etc. has kept my finger off the trigger and my hands away from pills and drugs for years. Of course making a career out of that is what I want, but it's damn near impossible in this culture of cheap entertainment (that's another discussion). My point is that art (be it music, stories, film, crafting, whatever) is the only way to escape all this shit while still keeping what makes you human - your emotion. So find your artistic outlet!

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