kramer73

I hate Jesse Hughes.

I posted this on the PJ board, but I contacted Sub Pop, and they said that the Ten Club edition is translucent, and the Loser edition is opaque.

There's also a Ten Club Bundle, which is confusing because I don't know how it can be different. https://megamart.subpop.com/bundles/dry_as_a_bone_deluxe_edition_ten_club_rehab_doll_deluxe_edition_ten_club_album_bundle

turns out it's available now! Thanks!

yep, that worked. I'll just have to be patient. Thank you!

gotcha, thanks!

I'd like to get that new member's exclusive Colter Wall album, but I don't want to join and get an album I don't want. Do they ever sell these to the public, or do they always stay as member's only? Maybe I'm missing something with the membership.

what?!?!?!?!? Nobody's ever done that before.

Jim Henson’s Emmet Otter’s Jugband Christmas Dave Matthews Live Trax Prism Coffeehouse DMB Live Trax 2/22/94 Chris Cornell When Bad Does Good 7” - probably pass on this due to it being on the boxset coming out shortly. Garbage Destroying Angels 7” Green River Away in a Manger/Blue Christmas 7” U2 Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me 12”

It's going to show up as an excel sheet.

very nice, thanks! Looks like I'll be spending some $$ that day.

somewhat interested in that John Doe/Particle Kid lp

Garbage will be releasing a single with a new song collaboration and "Starman" (David Bowie).

Bundles, blue vinyl etc. available at: https://www.secretlystore.com/remind-me-tomorrow-sharon-van-etten Pink vinyl: https://beyondthedownload.uk/collections/pre-releases/products/sharon-van-etten-remind-me-tomorrow-limited-pink-vinyl-lp Sharon Van Etten ventures into dark, cinematic dance-rock with “Comeback Kid,” the lead single from her newly announced fifth LP, Remind Me Tomorrow, out January 18th, 2019 via Jagjaguwar. The singer-songwriter, known primarily for her guitar- and piano-driven arrangements, shifts into full-on synth mode with “Comeback Kid,” crooning over whirring keys and a jagged, tumbling drum groove. “Hey, you’re the comeback kid, see me look away/ I’m the runaway,” she sings, the first of several fragmented lyrics. Van Etten worked with producer John Congleton (St. Vincent, Future Islands, Lana Del Rey) on Remind Me Tomorrow, experimenting with instrumentation like synthesizers, organs and harmoniums. She wrote the album, which follows 2014’s Are We There, while pregnant, going to school for psychology and between various other projects. The singer’s recent resumé includes a guest-starring role on the Netflix fantasy series The OA, a musical performance on David Lynch’s Twin Peaks revival, composing the score for Katherine Dieckmann’s 2016 film, Strange Weather, and writing the title song for Tig, Kristina Goolsby and Ashley York’s 2015 documentary about comedian Tig Notaro. Van Etten has three tour dates scheduled for fall 2018: October 6th at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in Austin, Texas; October 9th in Morrison, Colorado; and October 14th in Oakland, California. Remind Me Tomorrow Track List 1. “I Told You Everything” 2. “No One’s Easy To Love” 3. “Memorial Day” 4. “Comeback Kid” 5. “Jupiter 4” 6. “Seventeen” 7. “Malibu” 8. “You Shadow” 9. “Hands” 10. “Stay” https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/hear-sharon-van-ettens-synth-heavy-new-song-comeback-kid-731560/