tonyfranciosa

My Bullmoose order was canceled as well - I'm fine with it, though, as I'm pretty happy with the bootleg (which I think uses the original stampers anyway) and had almost instant regret when I placed my Bullmoose order.

I don't give a shit who's mastering it, Danzig-era Misfits can only sound so good haha

Some things are worth the hype, this however, is not. you made the right decision 

Yeah, they're promoting the Before the Flood movie/soundtrack but if you read the comments someone asks about Trent saying there would be new Nails in 2016 and he replied with "2016 isn't over yet."

I got the album on Saturday and listened to it all the way through once. There are some great songs on there and unfortunately some over production with too many layers that seem to hide the core band and their instrumental contribution. I would have liked more acoustic drums but overall this album is pretty good. It may grow on me more but "New Song" is still a steaming pile and sticks out like a sore thumb in the context of the album. Nothing else on this album sounds as desperately dumbed down. Nothing else on the album sounds dumbed down at all.
 
"Disco//very" is a good example of them being upbeat and still retaining the sound of a band playing live in the studio. The production of this album is a bit too stiff and bloated in some songs for me.

full album stream: http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/emma-ruth-rundle-marked-for-death-exclusive-album-stream-a7329466.html

Same.  You guys try something like this yet?
 

 
Pretty good fit, all things considered.

Never would have paired Kurt Vile and Hope Sandoval, but it rules.

I have Sagan's Pioneer Plaque solar system drawing tattooed on my forearm, so I have to get this. Pretty stoked.

Numero and Husker Du are perfect for each other. I'm excited for whatever they put out.

Man, that was a really powerful film. Really loved all the songs that played throughout the movie as well, very keen to pick up the LP today. 
 
I am forever in awe of Nick, cannot think of another artist who has had such a prolific and consistent career. 

I hope I don't stop caring about records because that will mean I probably stopped caring about music, which would make life less meaningful. 
 
Anyway, no heirs for us, so I'll probably leave the wife instructions on how to sell off the ones she doesn't want to keep or the rest can be buried with me for all I care.

I'm with you on this. However, it's a pretty likely scenario that if I die at an old age, then either A. I'll be too old to be able to do the physically intensive aspects of listening to records (reading the spines, setting the needle down gently, packing and hauling them while moving) or B. the huge size and impracticality of my collection will lead my future children or caretakers to convince me to ditch this enormous, heavy thing. I'm fine with that.
 
To those who think your interest in having a record collection will taper off eventually, I'd recommend selling them now. You'll get more money and you can invest it in something that will have more lasting value to you. I'm a stubborn idiot who takes comfort in the familiar with and hates change, so I'm all in on dying with a stupid record collection.

I hope I don't stop caring about records because that will mean I probably stopped caring about music, which would make life less meaningful. 
 
Anyway, no heirs for us, so I'll probably leave the wife instructions on how to sell off the ones she doesn't want to keep or the rest can be buried with me for all I care.

Agree. However, I prefer Fabulous Muscles, Knife Party, and Women as Lovers. Nina is absolutely beautiful and haunting.

Oh I didn't even realize that NME was lifted directly from that bandcamp interview. 4 albums with this reunion line-up is more than I'd ever thought we would get, so if it all crashes and burns tomorrow, I'll be fine. 

Retail street date. They're in-hand and shipping immediately.

Grow thicker skin Shlebster! 
 
Yep, they had all my money. All of it! I would have bought every variant short of the Ben Horne Civil War Jacket.
 
 

if there was ever a release I'd gotten hyped and planned to get every single variant for, it was this. then they had to go and do me right by releasing only one abundant version.

if there was ever a release I'd gotten hyped and planned to get every single variant for, it was this. then they had to go and do me right by releasing only one abundant version.

Yes, your ability to flip for large profits could be huge or they could look great framed to show off at parties

Dude, I wouldn't have to be if it weren't for you bottom feeders snatching everything up the second it's available.

anyone else caught this interview with stl_ben?
 
http://www.theverge.com/2016/7/25/12269660/comic-con-2016-resell-toy-flipping-collection

If you actually like music and not framed records,  this sounds pretty awesome