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i have 1984 and no shadow, and gaslight anthem live at park ave to trade (all 3 sealed). looking for... counting crows - august and everything after live - secret samadhi third eye blind - self titied or any older 7" by ryan adams

I couldn't find a thread for this. This record rules, and is one of my favorite 2015 releases. I think these are shipping already? BUY: (Clear or black vinyl) http://teamlove.myshopify.com/products/tl077-quarterbacks Download/stream (pay what you want): http://quarterbacks.bandcamp.com/ QUARTERBACKS started as a short-lived duo playing too-fast love songs backed by guitar and a single snare drum. Basement style, old smelly carpets, house shows for punk and patch kids. This was in New Paltz, a college town at the bottom of a mountain in upstate New York. Dean (Dean Engle, the band’s songwriter/vocalist) worked at one of the town's two record shops, as K Records-obsessed small town boys usually do. The QUARTERBACKS line-up combusted after a handful of shows. The songs sat dormant until January 2012 when Dean enlisted Max Restaino and Tom Christie to revive the project. The new three-piece expanded the original vision, playing love-obsessed songs with limited affectation. The songs averaged under-2 minutes, and the DIY ethic remained firm. A few tape-only releases came into being (See the brilliant Double Double Whammy Records of Brooklyn NY). Two years of upstate basement shows further refined their efficient tw*e punk set, new songs slowly forming from familiar themes and chord patterns, progress through recursion. Down the street from the record shop where Dean worked was Team Love Records, a record label that had relocated from Sugar Street in NYC’s East Village to Church Street in New Paltz. The folks at Team Love and Dean found themselves spending way too much time discussing favorite Cat’s Miaow singles and post-Young Marble Giants projects. On February 10th, 2015, Team Love will release the first official long-player by QUARTERBACKS. It’s 19 songs played in 22 minutes. It’s fast, broken-hearted and full of people, places and things. QUARTERBACKS was recorded at the Tin Roof Sessions Studio in New Paltz by Kyle Gilbride in less than twelve hours.

Okay, so I'm sure many people here have figured out their desert island top 5, even if it changes every few months, but what about something different: If you could only pick five artists' entire (properly recorded) discographies to listen to for the rest of your life (because you're on a desert island with a really fucking good setup), what would they be? The caveat being that you need to bring the entire discography, and have to listen to all of it equally, meaning that while a Neil Young discography might get you Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, it would also get you a lot of weird 80s albums.... Mine: 1. The Clash (because their entire output is solid, with the general exception of Cut the Crap, which I would brave through if needed) 2. Tom Waits (so much diversity over 40+ years) 3. Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (have only really been getting into him recently, but there's a lot to explore, and so far, no bad records) 4. Josh Ritter (love all of his music) 5. Neko Case (I was just thinking about how I love all of her albums...)

Whats up fellow music lovers, I am new to these forums so I figured Id start off a post about the music that I generally like to listen to and create. I am really into Progressive house, deep house, and hip hop. But I love music of all genres, I was listening to nine inch nails earlier today to find some aggressive inspiration lol. I appreciate everything. So feel free to post any of your music and Ill check it out. And in the meantime you can get to know me a little better by hearing some good music! - https://soundcloud.com/cmillzproductionz Rock on

BOUGHT I wanna buy the cassette shown above. Thanks! I own around 6 7 cassettes, YOU COULD MAKE IT AROUND 7 8! Edit: Addition of BPR001 to my collection sometime today or tomorrow!

Hi guys, love the site seems to be a really good place for people to chat and exchange or sell music always good to see. Me and my friend Nick have recently set up a Record shop in Nottingham UK called Plates so if anyone out there is looking for new or classic music on vinyl at an affordable price then check out www.platesrecords.co.uk for info or look for Plates records on Discogs. Cheers guys and happy digging. Ralph, Plates Record shop.

Hey guys, I started an online record store about two years ago, sold on ebay mostly. I recently switched everything over to a Square store. I sell new and used records, cd's and music dvd's. I'm only doing the online thing until I can raise enough capital to open a physical location in Knoxville, TN. If you have any questions, hit me up. We're on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram or you can email directly at WretchedWorldVinyl (at) gmail (dot) com. Most of the stuff is between $8 and $30, depending on the item and the condition. Thanks for looking! http://www.WretchedWorldVinyl.com and here's my ebay user name so you can see some of the reviews i've gotten. http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=wretched_world_vinyl&ftab=AllFeedback&myworld=true&rt=nc

Hi! I want to buy this amazing compilation, and as a vinyl lover I really prefer if that compilation were in that format. I wrote to the website and they told me that they don't know if that specific compilation came on Vinyl. Do you guys know were I can find it? Or maybe a similar compilation. Many of those songs are my grandpa favorites and I want to give them to him as a present. Thanks!!

So I just got an iPod Classic. Filled up my iPod touch and decided it was time to upgrade. Now I bought music from iTunes directly on my touch and downloaded it to there. Now seeing as I can't download from cloud on the classic, is there any way to download all my music that I bought onto my iTunes on my laptop? Might be a simple way to do this, but I have no idea.

Hi everyone, We are ready to launch a music recommendation app to find your new favourite artists! The idea is sending/receiving recommendations from your friends and also from influencers, that is, people with a music taste similar to yours. Right now we are preparing a closed beta, feel free to preregister here if you would like to test it (We wont spam you, promise!) http://recomm.launchrock.com/ -- Don't know if this is the right forum to post, sorry if this seems spammy --

http://igg.me/at/elbey The video is at the top of the page and the free kits are right underneath that. Both are awesome. Enjoy!

look at the list here https://deadformat.net/tradelist/jake_rk

I just got this email and thought I would share it with everyone. 2014 marks the 50th anniversary of the first modular voltage-controlled synthesizer, an instrument that forever changed the course of modern music. Today, on May 23rd, Moog Music celebrates what would have been the 80th birthday of this unique instrument’s inventor, Dr. Robert Moog, by transforming our newly renovated space at 170 Broadway Street into a free public gallery and photo exhibit. Photos of the early years of the Moog synthesizer’s inception [1964 – 1970] will give a view into one of the music industry’s most important innovations and the man that pioneered it. The free exhibition will run daily from 4:00 – 6:00PM [M – F]. The exhibit will close on June 23, 2014. Visitors to the exhibition will also have the chance to receive* The Sound of Moog, a 45-inch vinyl re-pressing demonstrating the sounds of the Moog modular made by Chris Swansen. Originally on flexi-disc, this recording wad included with with the early Moog modulars. *While supplies last. http://www.moogmusic.com/news/early-years-moog-synthesizer

There is a band that has been going the way of many artists today by releasing EP after EP in the hopes of getting a hit early on and/or getting their music out to the people more quickly. However, Strange Talk (example of their music) has taken their music from their past EPs and put together an album. This seems to be a newer way of putting together an album. In the past, some artists have put together a concept album, where it is meant to be listened to all the way through. Artists still do this every once in a while, but Strange Talk has taken their previously released material and put it all in one place for the listener, sort of like a "greatest hits" of the past couple years. Does anyone see this trend becoming more common?

Hi guys, I'm a trainee journalist working on a feature about the increase in vinyl sales with a deadline of just a few hours away... I was just wondering if anyone had any brief comments about why they love vinyl so much? What inspired you to start collecting in the first place? Any comments would be much appreciated! Thank you all, Hannah

Hey music lovers! I run InfectiousMagazine.com and recently launched Muddy Paw PR, and I'm just thrilled to be working with so many talented artists! We're founded on the same passion Infectious was and have one major goal: get the music of talented, hardworking bands into the eyes and ears of the public. Because we understand that passion and talent don't always come with a hefty salary, we keep our rates low and can work with most budgets. We're currently taking on new clients, specifically in the alt/rock/indie/singer-songwriter genres (though we do accept submissions from all genres) and would love to hear from you! Feel free to reach out directly at: [email protected] You can find our website here: http://www.muddypawpr.com/ services here: http://www.muddypawpr.com/services/ and testimonials here: http://www.muddypawpr.com/testimonials/ Thanks, and look forward to working with some of you!

http://www.discogs.com/White-Denim-Workout-Holiday/release/1448076 I have been fervently searching for this release at a somewhat more reasonable price than I can find on discogs. I am willing to make money/trade offers for this 12" UK release!!!

Has anyone ever heard of the band Home Movies? They're a new band that play 90's style pop punk like Blink 182's early stuff. If you wanna check them out, their websites are: www.homemovies2.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/homemoviesband

Hey, if anyone is interested me and some friends are doing a vinyl/music related podcast called sharing needles with friends. I figured some of you may dig it.https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sharing-needles-with-friends/id784282537?mt=2&uo=4 for the itunes link or sharingneedleswithfriends.com for the blog. Hope some of you like it! cheers, Derek

Does anyone on VC use tumblr? If so post your URL, I'm sure I'd like to follow some of your blogs. My blog is mostly weed, art, and random stuff. Follow me and I'll most likely follow back. Check it out: http://johnbohaha.tumblr.com/

Well, I HAVE to make this thread to just joke about this "award" show. Lady GAGA opened - hilarious Miley Cyrus/Robin Thick "Twerk" performance--- ???? Porn on stage? Ridiculous They showed Drake in the audience he couldn't even look up at the stage. Haha

Hey! So I decided to make a new thread with all of my current pieces. These all have the proper sizes and names. As some of you might know I've been working on some more art using primarily records (and record covers, adapters, jukebox strips, etc...). Again, forgive the photo quality, I didn't have a proper set up or a diffuser, they were rushed. The grooves look awesome in real life. I'll post a few at a time, so look throughout the thread! BLACK SKULL, 2013, grey marble and black vinyl records on wood, 16 x 20 inches. YOU DRIVE US WILD, WE'LL DRIVE YOU CRAZY, 2013, black, red and yellow vinyl records on hardboard. I LOVE ROCK AND ROLL, 2013, photographic print, red vinyl records, 16 x 20 inches. GOLD SKULL, 2013, black and gold marble vinyl records on wood,16 x 20 inches. I DON'T WANT NO OTHER LOVE, 2013, vinyl LP cover, black and white vinyl records, 16 x 20 inches. HI-FI STEREO SOUND, 2013, black and red vinyl records, acrylic on wood, 18 x 18 inches.

Do you love everything from jazz to hardcore? Are you an audiophile? Do you enjoy writing about music, artists, and music related stories. Looking for writers who enjoy reading and writing interesting stories. Contact Brant at The Forte for freelance writing and editing opportunities. These are great for first time resume builders, bloggers, or everyday writers. Email at: [email protected]

Do you love everything from jazz to hardcore? Are you an audiophile? Do you enjoy writing about music, artists, and music related stories. Looking for writers who enjoy reading and writing interesting stories. Contact Brant at The Forte for freelance writing and editing opportunities. These are great for first time resume builders, bloggers, or everyday writers. Email at: [email protected]