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Label it "Greatest Hits."

Limited to 7.

Had Reed. Talked myself into Hurns. Then switched to West at the last minute. So, yeah, things are going great.

Jordan Reed.

Fingers crossed for red and green Christmas swirl.

Saw the Third Man release of this in a Books-a-Million today and did a double take. Seemed an odd place.

Maybe I'm wrong, I just generally assume if someone comes to St. Louis (which is where I saw him last in 2008, I think), it's cause it's a big tour. We don't generally make the list on a more limited tour.

Have you tried Shazam for the music?

We'll always have Purple.

Believe it or not, once upon a time ETR was thinking of pressing Cotton Teeth, or had it in the works, or something. I think I would almost rather it not be pressed at all.

So, am I the only one who thinks this looks like hot garbage? I can't figure out the tone after all the other trailers made it look super DARK, but now Lex seems like he stepped out of Jarrett's Room.

Surprised so many haven't seen Waits. He's had some pretty extensive tours in recent years, I thought. I've seen him three times and he's everything you think he'll be.

Cameron McGill! Nice! I prefer Stories of the Knife and the Back, but still, we should probably be friends.

A couple Brits seem to have limited US shows and never near me: Laura Marling and PJ Harvey. Forces have conspired against me seeing the Besnard Lakes, but they have tour dates in STL enough that I figure it will happen sometime.

Got this today on the marble vinyl. It looks more blue than purple, but I don't mind. Haven't had a chance to spin it yet.

The Heart is Willing = Believers?

How much was the photo bundle? Disappointed that I missed it, but glad to hear there's an album on the way. I heard the single the other day and dug it.

**cough ** Boondock Saints **cough**

Always interesting to see movies I hate on the same list with movies I love.

Tell them to make some more music ASAP. And get some vinyl pressed while they're at it.

Big Trouble in Little China Children of Men Kiss Kiss Bang Bang Se7en Good Will Hunting In the Loop Rounders Tombstone The Fall Monty Python and the Holy Grail

I'm sure I'll remember something else as soon as I post, but this is as accurate as I can be at the moment: Counting Crows - August and Everything After The Snake The Cross The Crown - Cotton Teeth Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway Tom Waits - Rain Dogs (by a hair over Small Change) The Mountain Goats - The Sunset Tree Brand New - The Devil and God are Raging Inside Me Wilco - Summerteeth A Tribe Called Quest - People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm Jeffery Foucault - Miles from the Lightning The Felix Culpa - Sever Your Roots

Ace of Base doesn't want to be affiliated with anything black anyway.

Whoa. I didn't realize how much Dignity & Shame is going for these days.

Merge "reissues" of these early albums from Eric Bachman's great post Archers of Loaf band that have not been previously released on vinyl. I'll get these eventually, but I'm not in a rush, especially since the "bundle" is the exact same price as buying them individually. http://www.mergerecords.com/crooked-fingers-reissues-bundle