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Bought the RSD edition to flip. Made 40 bucks off of it. Might hafta get this one too!

Much better album than the last two.

Bought the RSD edition to flip. Made 40 bucks off of it. Might hafta get this one too!

Bought the RSD edition to flip. Made 40 bucks off of it. Might hafta get this one too!

Bought the RSD edition to flip. Made 40 bucks off of it. Might hafta get this one too!

Ordered. Never seen the movie but im a Beck fan

3 weeks to go.  I wanna see pics of this thing.

I'll PM u if they have two. I'll check this weekend.

I'll PM u if they have two. I'll check this weekend.

Unless you have an amazing set up, you probably won't notice much any way.
Why not email the company that did the press release for this, and ask if its a digital remaster or a complete analogue remaster. Instead of assuming right away it's digital. Because nowhere in what you quoted does it mention digital. So you know, assumptions and all...

Got mine in today.  This pressing sounds really good to the point that i'm impressed.
 
2001 was a fun time.  It's crazy how records can bring you back to that crazy post-highschool pre-responsibility time period.

must....find....Chvrches

must....find....Chvrches

must....find....Chvrches

^^ that guy is a journalist.  does all of the music booking for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon too.  So i'm sure his news is legit.

i'll be another annoying "old" fan.  I've always realized that Jerry was the writer but it still feels false without Layne.  His voice is what drew a lot of people to the band and in some sick way his life made the music and lyrics more legit. 
 
I'm glad they finally get to tour and I'm sure it sucked wondering if he would show up to the studio every morning.  I have no issues with them going on and I think Duvall is great but for me personally Layne's absence is too big.  It would be like PJ without Vedder, Soundgarden without Cornell, etc.  Sometimes the frontman becomes the band.  The last album and this song just feels like a tribute show to me. 
 
My wife and I went out and repurchased AIC Unplugged on April 5th and blasted it all the way home.  Good times.

It's a schooner! You dumb bastard!

Into the Wild soundtrack is good stuff even if you don't like Pearl Jam.  Both pressings sound great too.  I'd like to see "Judgement Night" and "Big Fish" pressed since we're on the topic of Vedder.
 
Lately, my favorite OST's to spin have been Perks of Being a Wallflower and my favorite: Tron Legacy.

I actually kept my old PO BOX open for the sake of ordering 45's.  Everytime i had one delivered to my house the mailwoman bent the things until they were shaped like a "U".  Didn't even matter if it had a million "do not bend's stamped on it.
 
I know for sure that the letter slot I have at the Post Office is too small to fit anything so they hold it behind the counter.

amazon third party seller.  i should've bought this last fall but it looks like it might already be out of print.  I paid $28.

Oh no, the album is going to be easier for people to get!

will be buying.  Digital Bath never gets old.

Is keeping a record sealed worth it?  Absolutely.  I would never, under any circumstances, recommend opening your records.  That is just asking for trouble.  The next thing you know you'll find yourself thinking about actually playing the record, which we all know will inevitably damage said record.  No need to start down that path: keep them sealed!

i've always liked Blink (and Angels and Airwaves) but i'm still trying to figure out what  "You're already the voice inside my yed" means.