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Man, I love that Tilts record. Really hoping they put some more stuff out soon.

Really don't care about colors, if these things are merely passable in the sound department, may need to pick it up. However, given that we live in the age of re-presses and re-issues. I'll probably wait.

I would argue that the Hell II record was overpriced at $28, given that it was two records stuffed into a flimsy jacket. Minor complaints really.

That's my third. Just picked up a copy of the soundtrack for $23 bucks the other day. Best deal I've gotten on a Death Waltz release yet.

Yes they are. There is a test press version floating around that was released for some fest. Kind of wish another label was doing it as their stuff is wildly expensive and the dude who runs it is a kook. Will buy either way.

This is the best Halloween movie besides the first one and has an un-fuck-withable score. That aside, I was lucky enough to snag one of the flexi's the first time around.

Pretty sure it's still Aural Exploits. Just looked for them on there and couldn't come up with anything. I know they were selling some stuff on my wantlist. Maybe they're no longer on there? If I see anything, I'll post it in here.

I think Aural Exploits still has a presence on Discogs.

The search came up empty. That's why I started the thread. A friend mentioned a while back he saw it on here. Not sure though. Here's the listing on Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/Mogwai-Rock-Action/release/3969520 Looks as if it's just a straight re-press, no bells or whistles.

Apologies if this has been discussed before. So, I noticed on Discogs that there is a listing for a recent re-press of Mogwai's Rock Action from Southpaw. I haven't seen it listed anywhere else. Anyone got a good link so I can snag one?

Only info is on Discogs and the records are from Europe? I can almost guarantee that this is a boot.

I would argue that a listing on a website is not an advertisement, but then we're just talking semantics.

Cool. I have an original, so I'll probably skip this.

Got an orange copy at Sincerity Fest. Also grabbed a copy of the split with Full of Hell.

On another board. I guess the band kept insisting that they didn't want it pressed and yet here we are.

Doubt it. I read that if this were to ever happen with the bands approval, Robotic Empire would be doing it. Then again, maybe that has changed.

Just remembered the name of the label. Earth Analog.

Anyone hear about one of the dudes from the band having like 100 warped copies of the original press? He said he was going to try and un-warp them and sell them on his site.

Christ, this isn't like Hydrahead claiming to find a thousand Botch covers (which I still call BS on). Take the records off the wall, stop instagraming, and listen.

Any word of a special edition for Sincerity Fest? Either way, cannot wait to pick it up.

It's on Interpunk, but note the release date. I noticed the same thing on there with the most recent Pinback record.

Armageddon Shop.

Dude. You just knocked it out of the fucking park. I applaud you. The worst thing I had ever experienced was last year when I saw Rush in Cleveland. The fucking show was being filmed for a DVD THAT NIGHT and people were still taking video. I just don't get it.

You shouldn't be "collecting" you should be "listening."

HAHAHAHAHAHA! I mean, who cares about the music? What a legitimate non-issue to be worked up about. The plant messed up and they still sold the records which were perfectly fine. It may have been mentioned here before, but the label itself doesn't handle mailorder. Sure the waits can at times be long, but I have literally never had one single issue in the years I've been ordering from them. Plus, their stuff is super cheap. If you want Amazon shipping time, that's fine, but remember why you get your stuff that fast: http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/02/mac-mcclelland-free-online-shipping-warehouses-labor