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That's a bit dramatic. 

That's a bit dramatic. 

On Oct. 16th they posted that they were delayed until early next year.  

Kinda wish they'd put out more than one a year, throw out some random shows like DMB was doing.  HOWEVER.  They can't even get a couple of fan singles out on vinyl after a couple of years.  

Still waiting for Grosse Point Blank.

Billy has already said that was put out by the label, not him.  Maybe the label doesn't like money.

Cancelled.

I did too. Going to sorely miss those shirts that I forgot to order for the past few years. 

Got the Target version today.  They shipped it in a regular box with some bubble wrap on top.  Oh well, no damage.  Sounds great!

I felt like the difference between the new songs last night and old songs was a little noticable, but I'm just going to attribute that to them being new songs.  Carrie was all smiles despite some of the snarling and shaking of her head that she does sometimes, lol.   The were pretty excited to play and were grateful for the crowd's energy.

I may have to do this as well, but I want to know the condition of yours first!

I just ordered it from Amazon UK. After they took the VAT off, and then added £3 for shipping, it was like shipping from the UK was $3.
 
Here’s hoping it does not arrive trashed. 😄

You should go back to the series, they are all different from each other and are way better than the first one.

LOL, for sure.  I was given the same warning about the first episode.

https://momandpopmusic.merchtable.com/artists/sleater-kinney
 
Info was up yesterday. Teasers have been rolling out all morning. Their website was updated last night. Mom + Pop records have a webstore page up for them (I guess they left Sub Pop).  Wouldn't be surprised to see the single before noon. 

These are most likely the same as the standard pressings out there now.  No way is Target getting new cuts. 

RIP this record label

Ok?

Marc Maron has welcomed a number of musicians to his garage for his podcast “WTF With Marc Maron.” After a conversation, some of those musicians perform a song. On Record Store Day 2019 (April 13), a new compilation collects some of those performances. The compilation—titled In the Garage: Live Music From WTF With Marc Maron—features J Mascis, Margo Price, Jason Isbell, Nick Lowe, Aimee Mann, Melissa Etheridge, Maron himself, and more. A portion of the album’s proceeds go to Musicians on Call, an organization that brings live and recorded music to patients in health care facilities.
Marc Maron’s recent interviews include a sit-down with Mandy Moore, who opened up about her relationship with Ryan Adams, and the Beastie Boys, who discussed their new book.

I like the speculation of a Live at Easy Street pressing for RSD

You could probably do better than Taco Bell.

Jay Ryan is awesome.

Jay Ryan is awesome.

right?  it's for charity after all.

I hate Jesse Hughes.