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Green Day is releasing their entire studio discography on tape, some fore the first time ever! The package includes: • 39/Smooth • Kerplunk! • Dookie • Insomniac • nimrod. • Warning • International Superhits! (comp) • American Idiot • 21st Century Breakdown • Uno! • Dos! • Tre! • Revolution Radio • A custom Green Day tape storage case • Green Day sticker sheet • Limited edition boombox Pre-order it here: http://store.greenday.com/accessories1/green-day-boombox-and-cassette-box-set.html Set to release on December 9th, 2016.

EDIT: They're all gone! Thanks guys! I have TWO (2) ONE sealed edition of the limited pressing Misery Signals discography box set up for grabs. I had four as comps that I've been sitting on for a year and a half, but I need to clear space and get these into a good home. It includes Of Malice and the Magnum Heart, Mirrors, Controller, and Absent Light in individual sleeves with new artwork just for this release. The vinyl themselves are pressed in colors inspired by the album's original artwork. These are still sealed from the factory, so they don't have the fabric patch inserted. Looking for $250 shipped each.

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...)

Was pretty upset that this band broke up so this is awesome. From Deathwish Inc.'s site... "A collection of all of Wrong Answers vinyl releases. Remastered by Will Yip at Studio 4 and sounding totally new again. If you already have and like these songs on their original formats you will want to get this for sure. If youve never checked out Wrong Answer, now is the time." http://store.deathwishinc.com/product/SFU083v.html Not sure on the exact pressing info, but there are options for Gold w/ Black Splatter, Gold, and Clear.

Up for sale is #1894 of 3000 of the first box set of the entire Beatles catalogue ever released. These were all made in Britain as opposed to the next release of the Beatles Collection, which was neither numbered nor made in Britain. It comes with the original box that it was shipped in and all of the albums, except The Rarities album, are still in the plastic. The Rarities album is in mint condition besides the plastic. They also come with the original poster that it was boxed with. It is in perfect condition. Along with the Beatles Collection, The White, Red, and Blue Albums are being sold too in this listing. They are the limited edition colored vinyl. They are also still in plastic. I will also include the Love Songs album. It is in good condition. Here are some more details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beatles_Collection I am looking for $1300. We can do the deal via paypal. Or you are welcome to bid on the item on ebay. If you buy from here I can guarantee $1300, and I'll cover shipping to the US but can ship anywhere. We could split the costs. Here are pictures and the link to the ebay auction: http://www.ebay.com/itm/121113726714?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Please ask me any questions.