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Here's to hoping the Aenima yellow pops up again soon for a decent price...

I knew i should have bought tix before going up there to find it sold out. Still waiting to see Lucero play, and i was bummed about missing Black Joe Lewis too. That's great news though. Hopefully they'll be back in H-town soon when the new album comes out.

thanks for the replies/links.

i wonder what brassland meant - they have 4 studio full-lengths and the 10" cherry tree ep total. i guess they're pressing the s/t, sad songs, and cherry tree vinyl again?

hump day bump

yea i haven't seen one of these in a while. if i come across one i'll be sure to let you know. amazing album.

hit me up if you have any of their vinyl (full-length) to sell. Lost Souls is the one i'm after the most, but i have none of theirs currently so any would be a good start. thx

their studio albums have been going downhill for a while now imo, but i will always respect them and never think about calling them lame like so many fickle fans/hipsters do now. that is unless Ed or the band pulls some crazy shit like Cornell did.

knowing what a lot of their stuff (vinyl) goes for once it's gone and with all the other shit included, $140 seems like a steal. really interested to hear what O'Brien did with the mixes as well as hearing that live show. i'll be a very happy man if they get around to reissuing Yield and Binaural. the latter is like a whole other experience on vinyl.

hi mitch!

yea both she and Josh Homme guest starred last season on there. i felt the same way.

wanted list modified bump

entered. recognized the leia bell artwork right off the bat

i love my mexi strat and will never let that sucker go. last guy that worked on it wanted to buy it. guess he doesn't see too many of them any more

baroness - red album john frusciante - curtains

mogwai - young team reissue george michael - faith gun club - miami van morrison - astral weeks stephen malkmus & the jicks - cold son 10"

gotcha adam. yea i'd like to have the 1st press of this as well. #'d out of 1000, one on ebay went for $30-40 a couple weeks back. not bad hey ronnie... http://store.acousticsounds.com/browse_detail.cfm?Title_ID=49331 http://www.amazon.com/Still-Moves-My-Mor....3725935&sr= 8-2 http://www.elusivedisc.com/prodinfo.asp?number=ATOLP21599 looks like all of their full lengths are getting the reissue treatment

they're reissuing it should be out next month

dude. the truth. hard to say what the best 1 is while stoned. Steam Engine perhaps. so glad they reissued their first 2 records. as i'm sure plenty others are too

anyone have an extra copy of Ghosts to sell me? got some $ together and they had just sold out. come on now

nice pull there. that the one by montrose or rice village? those are the only 2 i know in the area

after Old Growth came out, i started working my way back from there and it just got better. took forever just to put down Feathers, prob my favorite of theirs. Shivering King is the only one i haven't spent much time with.

looking for the following 12 " LPs: Beulah - When Your Heartstrings Break Mark Lanegan - I'll Take Care of You Stephen Malkmus - Face the Truth Mogwai - Come On Die Young

Hello everyone, wall here. Just sayin hello/'introducing' myself to everyone, including other fellow Houstonians. As far as vinyl shopping around here, I'm inside 610 so i usually hit up Sound Exchange and Cactus Music. Soundwaves on Montrose has a few things from time to time, but it's not worth the time if I'm not looking for a CD. The new Cactus store is a big improvement over the old location IMO. They got a pretty good CD and DVD selection, and carry a reasonable amount of newer vinyl. Been to Vinal Edge once or twice, which was atleast a year ago, and I gotta check out the other one on 1960. Houston could still could use some more vinyl shops obviously. Having to order so much online is a pain in the ass. Far as clubs go, I've been meaning to check out The Mink. It sounds a little like the Proletariat. And while it's an ok place to see a band, they have some decent beer specials. I got to see Adam Franklin and Sparklehorse there, so that was nice. Went to the Meat Puppets/Built to Spill show at Warehouse last night, which was excellent. Seeing the former for the first time made it worth my Monday night easily. I don't know what's up with Engine Room (other than it sux), and I still catch some shows at Numbers when they get some good acts. I'll go to Verizon when I have to (MMJ/Yo La Tengo next week), but it has zero personality to it. I wonder why. Anyway, just wanted to ramble a bit. Looking forward to checking in here from time to time. Later yallzz.