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There's no false advertising with the Third Man Vault. The deadlines for specific vault packages are plastered on every step of the sign up.

Maybe something like this. I tend to think that bands do a pretty good job at encouraging people to come out to the live shows, as we know the band does better monetarily from ticket and merch sales than from album sales alone. May seem gimmicky, but will help to motivate some that would not go to the live shows otherwise.

I was thinking along these lines. I figure at the very least they will have this on tour. The worst: it may not be my choice of variant. But, it seems like there could be some possibility of picking up something unique. Just my two cents.

What are the chances of having a tour press of this record? Or more likely they will just take whatever is available with them out on tour?

How do you get free shipping to the US? Still a huge savings, but because of the international shipping to the US, standard shipping was $9.99 Canadian. Didn't know if I was missing something to get free shipping. Thanks!

I've been thinking about this for several weeks myself. My first name starts with a "K" and I still haven't heard anything. That being said, I've never come close to having any kind of issue with Third Man and their customer service. It has always been top notch.

A plain black copy should be pretty easy to find at just about any record store in the country right now. Amazon has it for $20.98 and free shipping with Prime if that is your thing. I'm sure the Amazon copies are black.

I saw him a few weeks ago in Salt Lake City. If I remember right, Devour was $20 or $25. I already had a copy, so I didn't inquire about variants available. But, I did get my copy signed after the show. Hope this helps.

This is only 2 discs, not 4. The pic shows all 4 sides I guess, including the etched side.

I noticed this too, but when you actually open up the shopping cart to check out, the correct item (LP) is there and you can proceed to check out. LP ordered.

Nope. They had lots of different t-shirts (including one with tour dates, pretty rare anymore) and sweatshirts. On the table they had the 2 previously mentioned records (maybe CDs of these albums?) some stickers, buttons, and a tour poster. I think that's it.

Don't remember seeing any of the pint glasses.

Saw them last night in Salt Lake City. In terms of vinyl, they had "Happiness Is" and the 10 year anniversary of TAYF acoustic album. $20 each. Didn't inquire about color, but there wasn't anything noted at the table that they were a special tour pressing. Lots of shirts and sweatshirts.

Thank you for your responses.

Are Alligator and The Boxer the colored versions? I don't see it mentioned on either page anything about them being colored versions.

Green Day "Warning" on green vinyl in 2001.

They are already doing these singles with the limited variants as this quarter's Vault package, so I highly doubt that this would be the case.

I asked the guy who was doing merch at the show in SLC which variant they were selling. He said the copies they had were the pink/yellow with the raider nation copies "randomly mixed in". I don't know if this helps.

I got shipping confirmation earlier today for a few things I ordered from Graveface, including a few of the charity series singles.

I ordered just the record and have not gotten shipping confirmation/tracking number yet.

Loser editions are now sold out at Sub Pop.

Thank you for the response.

Any chance of more blue copies going up in the store after all of the current orders have been shipped out? Overages, etc.? Thanks in advance.

For those of you flying into LAX in the future, look for this... http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2014/01/01/worlds-largest-vinyl-record-mounted-atop-the-forum-in-inglewood/

Back out of stock again.