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Here's pictures of the TAFH vinyl and the CD box sets from the band's Facebook https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151815449027642&set=a.87553772641.105199.7301722641&type=1&theater https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10151815513867642&set=a.87553772641.105199.7301722641&type=1&theater

I've only heard Nebraska, and it's all I need.

Subjective question is subjective. Personally I like them all a lot except for maybe Friday Night Lights and Those who...

Must have missed her. JK

The term vaporware came to mind in regards to this release, but how about vaporwax instead? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaporware

Commercial from the NBA Finals Game tonight, regarding a new album. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B--ZARCwSIE Official Website here: http://www.magnacartaholygrail.com/ Guess he didn't want to let Kayne have the spotlight to himself.

Norma Jean nowadays is fine, but this was basically a different band back then, no more Josh Scogin or Daniel Davison now, both of whom make this tremendous album what it was. Long Live The Chariot.

Here's the Best Buy link http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Wrongdoers+-+VINYL/21581231.p;jsessionid=FFD054A05FBF74DDA9DC0CE683B14E2E.bbolsp-app04-133?id=2719767&skuId=21581231&st=norma%20jean%20wrongdoers&lp=1&cp=1

Mine showed as $11.50 for the album, wonder if it depends on where you are?

Cheapest shipping is $11.50. Also on Amazon, but doesn't specify which variant it is. http://www.amazon.com/Wrongdoers-Norma-Jean/dp/B00DCRE810/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371147106&sr=8-1&keywords=norma+jean+wrongdoers

Would it be safe to assume that if I pre order this through amazon, especially in the next few days, that I'll have it on my doorstep on launch day? Otherwise waiting in-line isn't the end of the world if I hit up a Shopko or a K-mart, where there probably wouldn't be much of a hassle getting one.

Stills seems a bit ambitious compared to the rate they've been going, but hey, if it's true, no problem here.

"See press quotes below about the reissue campaign which has the full support and guidance from THE SMASHING PUMPKINS who’ve created one of the most acclaimed bodies of work in musical history, selling over 30 million albums. Theglobal catalog reissue campaign will last through 2013; it will encompass all the band’s albums and B-sides from 1991-2000, with other release dates to be announced. The pivotal group’s many hits defined the alternative music era and continue to resonate on modern rock radio, influencing a whole new generation" This paragraph from the press release is pretty interesting in regards to finishing up the reissue campaign in 2013. It would seem hard to believe that they're going to also be putting out adore and machina I and II before the end of the year. My guess is that it's a canned line that hasn't been updated since the campaign started, but I guess we'll see.

I ordered it and got it a few weeks to around a month ago.

Glad that people realized giving a band 100 Grand so they can go on tour and make more money, wasn't a good idea. And like I said before too, I am a fan of Eisley.

Standard edition repress out August 6th, via their official twitter page. https://twitter.com/AtTheDriveIn/status/336609708079202304

I think you meant red and white bullseye exclusive. You would think they would be all over that.

New vault looks nice so far, nice not having news and such broken up 3 or 4 ways. Looks like they're having some issues with the payment system, but I'm waiting as long as I can to put some money down for #17 anyway.

I was wondering if it was that, an athlete festival or if the ATH was an acronym for something that I couldn't figure out.

Yes I believe that is that is the case. Today is the last day you can sign up for #16.

Yep http://thirdmanrecords.com/news/view/new-vault-launches-in-2-days

I'm guessing that since everyone will have to sign up again, that either they will still be charging the same or possibly even less for at least #17 to make sure they get everyone back. That or they or they will have to have quite a sick package lined up. Personally I'm leaning towards the latter.

Frodus covering Devo's Explosions, also being an earlier version than the one on Conglomerate International. B/W December 21, 2012, recorded in 1997. Ahead of their time I guess.

Yeah I wasn't right away but one of the state officers works at our office and she kept giving me application forms for it. I figured if I'm hoping to work here for the forceable future, I would try and keep up some goodwill. But yeah, not really helping any union stereotypes.

Not sure how it is everywhere, but our union rep is one of the carriers. Just been experiencing a lot of winter still here in South Dakota lately, but I think it's over now.