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hahaha you sniped me for that one

incoming: 7" Coalesce - Salt And Passage DRI - Violent Pacification DRI - Manifest Destiny flexi Fuck You Punx vol. 3 comp. Chuck Ragan / Austin Lucas split Redemption 87 - Spidey Sessions pink 10" Cursive - The Recluse / Art is Hard Small Brown Bike / Casket Lottery split 12" Atmosphere - Headshots Breathe In - From This Day On Cursive - The Ugly Organ Cursive - The Difference Between Houses and Homes Cursive - Happy Hallow Elliott Smith - New Moon Fifteen - Allegra Fifteen - Extra Medium Kickball Star Fifteen - Buzz High On Fire - In This Comunion Maritime - Heresy and The Hotel Choir Minus The Bear - Planet Of Ice Portugal The Man - Waiter You Vultures Portugal The Man - Church Mouth Reagan Youth - Volume 1 These Arms Are Snakes - Oxeneers These Arms Are Snakes - This Is Meant To Hurt You

March 26, 2007 ï J. Robbins (Jawbox, Burning Airlines) and Janet Morgan's son Callum was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy almost a year ago. Please visit the DeSoto Records: For the Benefit of Cal Robbins page and J. Robbins's blog for more information on Callum's plight. You can find information about making donations at the Desoto Records page. ï A great way to support Callum is to purchase the new For Callum double CD compilation. Check out Catlick Records for more information. 100% of the proceeds are going to Callum's care fund. Jawbreaker contributed a song to the For Callum compilation: the July 1994 mono, 16-track demo version of "I Love You So Much It's Killing Us Both." ï Keith and Tim have been making good progress on the Jawbreaker documentary. They've already collected a ton of archival footage, and they've been conducting interviews with various personalities across the country for the past six months. Adam says that they hope to finish by the end of the year.

my copies didnt come with an insert. and i think i was lucky and got both on color because i was able to place my order in the first minute and payed with paypal instant transfer.

great interview

i ordered two and got two, i just sold one of my copies to benchwarmer and gave him a deal on it. both on red

congrats! man, you deserve it.

i oredered mine about a month ago.

I voted for you because you seem to enjoy collecting even though it is harder for you to get releases, and because its fun to read your posts. dont worry about answering the questions and be yourself. people will understand why your grammar isnt top notch.

Now my list begins for this message board: good traders: benchwarmer - good guy trust him bad traders: hey guys lets keep this list empty. just started trading on this board my list will grow. im updating my tradelist so i will have one up soon.

Now my list begins for this message board: good traders: benchwarmer - good guy trust him bad traders: hey guys lets keep this list empty. just started trading on this board my list will grow. im updating my tradelist so i will have one up soon.

Thanks for sharing. I'm going to use these.

I saw Dropkick in L.A. wish I couldve gone to a show in Boston, they probably get crazy.

My first show was at low gap park. I-13 was the band I saw. members to later be in bands such as AFI, Tiger Army, and Loose Change.

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ordered these guys too.

ahhh cripe i forgot to use the coupon code from my last mtb purchase. thats the second order i missed the discount on. oh well im sure i will be ordering more anyways.

ordered

man its so hard to narrow down to one show so many good shows for so many different reasons.

I actually placed alot of orders at suburban home and never really went on the board until recently. always looked and thought huh i'll check it out later. biggie sized your name and photo made me think of a band i used to like to go see in the bay called jumbo size your combo. they were great!

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the table in ps's post is a really good one for the price. thats the way i would go.

That doesn't surprise me as much as not saying somewhere at the label or when you order the thing. If I were in a band or working on a label, I would want fans to know there were only 200 or 500 or 1000 copies of a certain release or color. Not only does it prove its limited-ness, but it also makes fans and customers more likely to keep shopping or, at the very least, keep their eyes open for rare and unique items. - Jeff thats a good point jeff. i think its because labels want to keep selling the records after the limited versions have sold out. they dont want people to not buy because they didnt get the limited or most limited versions.

I got some Bruce, what are ya lookin for?

dont get me wrong im stoked that they are taking care of it. im so satisfied with their service I placed a $50+ order to ship with the replacement. no-idea and vinyl collective are the only two places that i feel totally secure when placing an order online.