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I, Butthole posted:There's a store in my city (Brisbane) that has people lining up from midnight the night before. Why. If this kind of thing ever starts in Hobart then I'll both laugh and feel despair at the same time. There is no record worth lining up that long for, I would rather pay inflated ebay prices then waste my time like that.
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Apr 18, 2015 03:13
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I, Butthole posted:There's a store in my city (Brisbane) that has people lining up from midnight the night before. Why. which one
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Apr 18, 2015 03:18
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walked by the local one in frederick, MD and there were people already waiting before 9PM. 
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Apr 18, 2015 03:46
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So I picked up Field Music's 'Music for Drifters'. It's quite pretty. No idea how it sounds because I have no record player and the download site isn't live yet  Red Eye Records in Sydney still had plenty of stock behind the counter. Lines were gone by 11am.
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Apr 18, 2015 05:21
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Snowy posted:I'll have to sell off my extra 1200mk2 if things are getting that crazy. I've been meaning to ask what the Women 7" you grabbed from the poop pile and say that the snowpony grab is a good one  Been picking out records from a university music department dumping of it's collection at goodwill, everything I grabbed is in really great condition. Here's a few  Alan Lomax records in Spain Ethnic Folkways from Soloman Islands Folk Dances of Brazil is really amazing and I can't find anything about it(Audio International Records catalogue: AIR - 205) Kabuki is also really good has some cool shamisen solos  Gerard Grisey, Jean-Claude Eloy and Morton Subtonik are all super dope Spell(middle bottom) has a really good Daniel Lentz song(song(s) of the sirens)  Laurie Anderson LP is cool and features William S. Burroughs and Nile Rodgers  Little shop of horrors has the plant voiced by Ron Taylor(bleeding gums murphy)
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Apr 18, 2015 05:23
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All I wanted was the reissue of Deja Entendu. Between four stores nearby, only one got any and only got three, and three people were there to buy it starting at 9 PM for an 8 AM opening. RSD is dumb and Brand New is a stupid band and I hate all of this.
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Apr 18, 2015 06:57
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I really will never understand why people camp outside stores to buy poo poo. If I really wanted something that bad I'd just pay the insane ebay markup because sleeping on the sidewalk for a record is way loving worse. People are dumb jackasses.
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Apr 18, 2015 07:11
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I went to my favourite shop and it had ten times the amount of people who are usually in there. The owner was actually happy and talkative which is a change (Dada, Perth) Didn't stay long. No Dilla police badge for me
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Apr 18, 2015 10:16
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The queue outside my "local" store (a 45 min drive away) has been getting bigger each year. It's a bit annoying as the store isn't very big inside so it gets a bit crowded making it hard to look through stuff. grabbed the Stephen Hawking Galaxy Song single which is nice, also picked up The White Stripes Get Behind Me Satan but then saw it was £45 while I like the White Stripes there's no way I'm paying that much for it so passed it on to someone else who wanted it. The lenticular jacket was nice on it though.
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Apr 18, 2015 11:05
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Elrobot posted:Even original dustcovers are worth quite a bit. drat that rules
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Apr 18, 2015 14:14
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Elrobot posted:Even original dustcovers are worth quite a bit. That's rad as gently caress, the last Goodwill I was at had literally 12 LPs on the shelf. I bought one, a Ventures record (Play Telstar and the Lonely Bull) in average Goodwill condition. I suspect Goodwills around here are trying to stop carrying LPs.
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Apr 18, 2015 14:35
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I got the Pizza Underground 7" so RSD was a success.
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Apr 18, 2015 16:04
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forgot about RSD until like an hour ago. A used bookstore down the street from where I live has a decent collection, so I thought I'd check it out. There were like half a dozen people there for it. Good poo poo.
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Apr 18, 2015 16:18
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Blue Raider posted:forgot about RSD until like an hour ago. A used bookstore down the street from where I live has a decent collection, so I thought I'd check it out. There were like half a dozen people there for it. Good poo poo. Nice. There's no point in trying to go to any Chicago stores right now because the lines are loving massive.
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Apr 18, 2015 16:44
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TubeStank posted:Nice. There's no point in trying to go to any Chicago stores right now because the lines are loving massive. I got to my store an hour before they opened and was number 188 in line.
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Apr 18, 2015 17:58
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I have no self control when it comes to gimmicks.   It was a zoo at every place I hit up... I think RSD may be getting too big for its britches. Kind of surprised I wasn't able to find Mcclusky or the second Miles Davis box set.
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Apr 18, 2015 18:53
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Finally skunked by my local store's "make it fair for everybody" random lottery. After checking their inventory to see that the store only received three copies of the Foo Fighters release, I wasn't too surprised.
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Apr 18, 2015 19:31
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Ballz posted:Kind of surprised I wasn't able to find Mcclusky or the second Miles Davis box set. McLusky was the only thing I really wanted so I am very happy that the Loop Reckless in Chicago had it and looked like it still had a bunch of other stuff. It was surprisingly quiet there. Looks like McLuskyism was limited to 1k copies.
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Apr 18, 2015 19:51
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CPL593H posted:I really will never understand why people camp outside stores to buy poo poo. If I really wanted something that bad I'd just pay the insane ebay markup because sleeping on the sidewalk for a record is way loving worse. People are dumb jackasses. For me it's a matter of outside weather conditions. I'm a morning person and can get out out of bed at any time and it doesn't bother me. If it's not too wet or cold, I can read a book or play double dragon on my gameboy. I'm a monster and don't even mind sitting directly on the ground. If I read that statement from anyone else I'd imagine they were a fat live-with-mom goon. (No offense buds) But since I wrote it, I can assure everyone I'm not fat, married, and have a full time job that's not retail or IT. That being said...gently caress RSD. I've probably defended RSD in this thread in previous years; don't hold it against me.
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Apr 18, 2015 20:44
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I wasn't going to get anything for RSD but walked by Human Head in Brooklyn to see how they were doing. I forgot that last year they had been doing custom lathe cut records, and not only was the lathe dude back this year but he was able to squeeze me in without an appointment! I ran back home and clipped out a section of a recording I had done of a Sami reindeer roundup in Lapland. Lots of cowbell, grunting, and hooves.  Thanks to Tyler from https://www.audiogeography.com    e- it was $15 Snowy fucked around with this message at 22:30 on Apr 18, 2015 |
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Snowy posted:I wasn't going to get anything for RSD but walked by Human Head in Brooklyn to see how they were doing. I forgot that last year they had been doing custom lathe cut records, and not only was the lathe dude back this year but he was able to squeeze me in without an appointment! I ran back home and clipped out a section of a recording I had done of a Sami reindeer roundup in Lapland. Lots of cowbell, grunting, and hooves. Oh man, this wins forever. Got a clip of it online to hear it? So I went to Waterloo, found a few things that I wanted, then my eyes bugged out at the price (bought them anyway  ) and was going to hit up Breakaway, but there was literally a line around the side of the building at noon. I'll just have to hit them up the next time I'm down there (and it's not 2AM after Karaoke Underground and we're at Epoch for late-night drinks)Now I'm waiting for a friend of mine to get here with her van so I can go and get KALLAXed. I got... Mclusky - Mcluskyism Shogun Assassin - OST Junior Kimbrough/Black Keys - Meet Me In The City 7" The Mystery 7" (this year, Sheena is a Punk Rocker, Ramones on the A-side, Husker Du on the B, both live recordings, in orange and purple split vinyl) and RPM Turntable Baseball, which looks gimmicky, but I love baseball and ridiculous games, so it's a perfect fit. Photos probably later on, because I am vain. And because photographing things on my neon blue couch never gets old.
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Apr 18, 2015 22:30
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Allen Wren posted:Oh man, this wins forever. Got a clip of it online to hear it? Don't know if I can embed it, but here's a pretty random piece from an hour long recording https://soundcloud.com/woe_is_me/sami-reindeer-roundup-2011 Maybe not exactly a party rocker, but it was a fun thing to see and hear.
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Apr 18, 2015 22:56
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Man that's crazy the line built back up after we left. It has about dissipated to the corner by the door. Last year we all just stood around by the dance studio space and all got let in at the same time, that's how many less people there were. I picked up Hedwig, the J5 Quality Control wood box, the Grandmaster Flash / Stiff Little Fingers side by side, and my wife got some kind of Simon and Garfunkel 7". They didn't have the Lego Movie soundtrack but a friend of mine picked up an extra because apparently there were a bazillion at places that did get them. The only thing nobody I know got that we wanted was Whiplash. :soundtracks: Dogen fucked around with this message at 23:01 on Apr 18, 2015 |
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Dogen posted:Man that's crazy the line built back up after we left. It has about dissipated to the corner by the door. Last year we all just stood around by the dance studio space and all got let in at the same time, that's how many less people there were. The line was literally growing as we were there; Anti wanted to pop her head into Blue Velvet, since she'd never been there except after karaoke etc etc etc, and when we got out, like two more cars pulled up with people getting into line. I am definitely going back, though, probably in a paycheck or two.
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Apr 18, 2015 23:00
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gently caress Record Store Day, but here's what I got. Lightning Bolt - Fantasy Empire Pissed Jeans - Hope For Men Godflesh - A World Lit Only By Flame Low - The Great Destroyer Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Asunder, Sweet, And Other Distress
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Apr 18, 2015 23:16
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Friends Are Evil posted:gently caress Record Store Day, but here's what I got. you like good music
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Apr 18, 2015 23:21
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Friends Are Evil posted:gently caress Record Store Day, but here's what I got. is fantasy empire good? the past few lighting bolt albums have been kinda eh otherwise nice haul
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Apr 18, 2015 23:28
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I drove up to my local store about 10 minutes before they opened and saw a line of about 50 people and decided to go into work instead. I headed back after work and got 2 of the 3 records I wanted.
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Apr 18, 2015 23:34
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TubeStank posted:is fantasy empire good? the past few lighting bolt albums have been kinda eh Best thing they've done in a while!
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Apr 18, 2015 23:38
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Went to my first RSD today (Only just started getting into vinyl a few months ago) and luckily was able to get everything I wanted. Plus more, because I'm terrible about impulse buying records. My Wife And I ended up getting - Darjeeling Limited Soundtrack Sun Records Comp (Was glad I got there at 5am, because the place I went only got one copy of this in) Neko Case Jerry Garcia Bob Dylan Basement Tape (Was stoked about this, I misread the name on the RSD site and thought it was a Basement Tapes rerelease or something, but this is way better) Elvis Single Pete And Pete Soundtrack Hedwig Soundtrack Father John Misty Heart Single St. Paul And The Broken Bones Alabama Single (I have no idea what this is, and haven't listened to it yet. But it looks cool as hell, and my wife wanted it) The Replacements When I Reach That Heavenly Shore Box Set. Freeze_Dried_Chives fucked around with this message at 01:04 on Apr 19, 2015 |
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Apr 19, 2015 01:01
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First record store day, had a lot of fun. Picked up: Decemberists - Picturesque Lego Movie Soundtrack Hedwig and the Angry Inch Also picked up a used copy of No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom. The only thing I couldn't find was the A-ha Take On Me picture disc
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Apr 19, 2015 01:19
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I don't know if this is cool to post here but I got Get Behind Me Satan and if anyone is willing to trade it for a Songs of Innocence RSD edition, that'd be cool.
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Apr 19, 2015 01:27
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did anybody get the red house painters boxset
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Freeze_Dried_Chives posted:Bob Dylan Basement Tape (Was stoked about this, I misread the name on the RSD site and thought it was a Basement Tapes rerelease or something, but this is way better) Which version did you get? My buddy managed to snag one of the pink/autographed/limited-to-1000 variants; he's keeping it in the shrink, but he grabbed one of the blue variants too to use as a playing copy. My birthday was earlier this week so I went bonkers in the stacks; ended up buying: - Willie Nelson, Teatro (this is EXCELLENT; I'd had it on tape since around the time I was introduced to Emmylou Harris' majestic Wrecking Ball [Teatro's older brother in spirit] but this sounds about a billion times better, unsurprisngly) - The Bee Gees, Extended (worth having just to have flawless recordings of the extended cuts of four of the best pop songs ever) - Todd Rundgren/Lindstrom/Emil from Serena-Maneesh, Runddans (Lindstrom is one of my very favorite musicians on the planet and Rundgren recorded at least three of my very favorite albums of the 70s, so I am immensely stoked for their collaboration which is apparently going to come as four side-long pieces. this is the first taste of the record and it's pretty good, although it's closer to Six Cups Of Rebel Lindstrom in tone than my favorite albums by him.) - Steve Reich, Music For 18 Musicians (I had an ECM original pressing already, but my introduction to this piece was the Nonesuch recording, of which this is the first vinyl pressing ever. the idea of breaking 18 Musicians across four sides is kind of worrying, I'll admit; on the other hand my copy of Drumming is a triple LP and it owns considerably.) - Fool's Gold, Flying Lessons (I've been bonkers over "I'm In Love" for like six months, so this record was getting bought regardless; the fact that it came out on RSD was just a happy accident. they're incredible live too.) - Pulp, Separations (the least of Pulp's essential albums, which only makes it superior to 90% of records ever committed to wax.) - Run The Jewels, RSD picture disc (sounds like rear end, but copies were available and I love RTJ so I own this now.) - Swans, s/t EP (I liked Gira ever since someone turned me on to Akron/Family about 7 years ago or so, but for some reason I am a pathetic latecomer w/r/t Swans who never bothered to check out The Seer until last year. that album hosed me up in the best way possible [as did seeing Swans live last month at Big Ears; they played like six songs total over the course of like 2 hours and it OWNED] so I figured this was worth the plunge.) - Brian Eno, My Squelchy Life (I've been playing the bejesus out of Wrong Way Up, Eno's collaboration with John Cale, basically this whole year and this is supposed to occupy that same general space.) - Oneohtrix Point Never, Commissions II (luv me some Lopatin.) - The Zombies, R.I.P. (I adore this album; "I'll Call You Mine" may actually be my favorite Zombies song full-stop. stoked to finally have an official pressing.) - mclusky, mcluskyism (this album passed me by when it first came out, but I gave it another shot after noticing how many people were frothing at the mouth to get ahold of the reissue and here we are.) - the Flaming Lips EPs (I'm not as batshit crazy over the Lips as most people seem to be [I like them, but if I'm going to listen to 90s psychedelia, I'm probably going to listen to the Olivia Tremor Control or Hillside by Arnold]; however the opportunity to pick up all three EPs arose and I took the plunge.)
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Apr 19, 2015 01:47
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Blue one, didn't find a pink one anywhere. Was going to grab the single as well, but I'm not into singles much really. I just got the Elvis one because well, it's the first Elvis recording and it's awesome.
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Apr 19, 2015 01:52
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Ballz posted:Went over the list again, and I'm still underwhelmed. Probably pick up the J Dilla gently caress the Police because I am a sucker for gimmicks and I might grab the second volume of the Miles Davis box set only because I don't know if I'll find it for cheap in a few months in Virginia. Oh me from 48 hours ago, how young and naive you were.  My disposable income 
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So I got into vinyl earlier this January and managed to snag a Technics Sl-B500. Came with a Ortofon 14 Cartridge with a matching Ortofon 14 and haven't had much of a problem. Unfortunately when I went to play a 7" I got today, it slipped over the edge and the stylus hit the hard rubber plate. I think it broke the stylus because I've tried two records so far and it's a mix between low static and very low playback. So a friend helped me look up a new stylus. The Ortofon 14 replacement would run $70(more than half what I spent on the Tt). I'm looking into the recommendations in the OP now, and will bring the cart/stylus assembly down to my local store for recommendations, but also thought I'd check here as well if I should get the $70 stylus, something else, or a new cart as a whole. Edit: my loot for today why not 
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Apr 19, 2015 03:09
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 Not only did I RSD today, I Ikeaed. I'm going to need a power strip and some longer cords in this part of the room, looks like.
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