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For the moment, you can still contact the label to get a copy. Read the note of the first discog listing by AnthemRecords: http://www.discogs.com/marketplace?release_id=5702534&ev=rb Has anybody ripped this yet? It is pretty much just a simple acoustic piece, nothing crazy. It has its charm though.

It got beat alright.

Scientology ruins everything.

Didn't want to say it, but there ya go.

Now I want to see more x-rays of ants.

New code for four days starting today: JUNE1514D Scored a used Electric Wizard s/t for $17.00. Might have to go back and preorder the two Cocteau Twins reissue's preorder.

Thought they were considering putting the old stuff on vinyl, Nobody Sings Anymore anyway.

Mine still plays perfectly when the anti-skate is set right, but the spot can be fairly obvious if you can check the disc visually in store. Harder to capture with a camera.

I feel like if this ever happened it would rival the Resident's refrigerator box set, except instead of a fridge, every cover would probably be screen printed and reinterpreted/redone by Haze xxl, Shepard Fairey, and the like.

That would require ethics. Typically business and ethics don't mix. How Ian isn't another Greg Ginn or whatever exactly happened with Alternative Tentacles/Dead Kennedys is surprising in a general sense. Ian just manages too be a good person and businessman, a sad rarity.

People with all three versions say so, but the MOV (black at least) has a spot in Luca where the press must have saw some serious wear over time, which is evident in different degrees. MOV is really good, but if there looks like a thumbprint over Luca you may find your table not tracking that spot well and need to exchange until you find a proper quality copy.

Is there any particularly good way to navigate Lungfish's discography? All I have is Talking Songs for Walking and Indivisible. Prefer Talking Songs a little bit more.

Didn't know about east coast tour until an hour ago. Managed to get a ticket, though. Unfortunately, all of my friend seem to have missed out. Guess I should have bought two.

Can't say I love the track, but I like it enough. Look forward to hearing more. It seems like it would be better in context of the album. I also like the cover. It looks like a more saturated, dark still from an artsy 70s surrealist film, maybe like Alejandro Jodorowsky's work.

I've had no problems with any remastering jobs for Dischord releases. There was somebody on the boards that was pretty against them for some reason, if I remember correctly.

If you happen to have any copies of Killing the Dream - In Place Apart kicking around, I'd be into that.

Mine shipped almost immediately, which is usually my experience with instock with the label. Not sure why yours would be taking so long.

Samhain! Clann Zu would be a nice, but very small set. And none of it has ever been pressed before, so there's that. As the Poets Affirm since nothing has been pressed before as well. A Sarah Kirsch bands chronology would be sweet, and kind of an awesome way to commemorate her life and influence on music. Still waiting on the Swiz set.

This is either a great deal or I'll get a cancellation, but importcds has Salon des Amateurs for $4 plus a 10% off promo code with SAVE10 http://www.importcds.com/music/1916103/hauschka-salon-des-amateurs Just so you know, I guess just, Jon. More people should check this guy, especially with the amount of William Basinski love I've been seeing lately. Not exactly the same, more rhythmic, but I feel they connect somehow in sound.

Cool. Works for me.

Messaged. Curious if you have any other kind of feedback selling records?

More like Summer in Abundance, am I right?

After Nation of Ulysses, Ian Svenonius has been mostly in garage styled bands like Make Up and Chain & the Gang. Really if you like punk/hardcore at all and don't know at least half of the early 80s releases, you don't actually know hardcore.

Already own it. Give us some Blue Screen Life. Will be trying to make the DC date, though.

Really both of their albums that weren't released on vinyl, then a repress of their second album.