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I wonder how much all the video game stuff lengthens the time everyone else is waiting for their music to be pressed.
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EL BROMANCE posted:I wonder how much all the video game stuff lengthens the time everyone else is waiting for their music to be pressed. I would blame all of those Boston and Aerosmith represses more.
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Schremp Howard posted:I would blame all of those Boston and Aerosmith represses more. I'm going to blame them both equally.
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Sep 3, 2016 05:27
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Blame this first: https://www.discogs.com/Herb-Alpert-The-Tijuana-Brass-Whipped-Cream-Other-Delights/release/7757693
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Sep 3, 2016 13:41
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I would bet that an influx of low quantity runs of special bullshit shaped picture disc videogame soundtracks takes up like 30% of a plant's time these days
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Sep 3, 2016 13:44
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I'm sure it's not helped by Jack White trying to press holographic reverse tracking ten-sided copies of Blunderbuss onto discs made of peanut brittle and play-doh.
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a worthy uhh posted:I would bet that an influx of low quantity runs of special bullshit shaped picture disc videogame soundtracks takes up like 30% of a plant's time these days I'm probably wrong but the Drift Stage cars don't even feel like pressed vinyl to me, seems more like two chunks of acrylic plastic with a piece of paper glued in between. e. I must be looking at the wrong release logs cause I'm not seeing this massive overtaking of releases by video games SeXReX fucked around with this message at 23:21 on Sep 3, 2016 |
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Sep 3, 2016 23:10
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Thanks a ton to the folks that suggested Breakaway and End of an Ear to me a week or so back. I spent a bunch of money I didn't need to spend!   Other than the Gary Wilson and Magma albums, this was probably my coolest find for a dollar at Half Price Books:  I also won a dirt cheap bid for a relatively expensive record while I was travelling!  So thanks again, y'all. As soon as I get the download codes together, I'll post them.
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Didn't spot it until this morning, but FE is having a %15 off sale until the end of the day: https://www.forcedexposure.com/Home.html
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Got my fav vinyls up on the wall. Apartament too small to setup my player for now, so eh
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It's always fun when it's obvious someone died and their record collection was sent to the thrift shop. There was a lot of Johnny Mathis albums today at one today, and I wouldn't consider Ol' Mathis an ubiquitous Thrift Shop filler like your James Lasts or Herb Alperts or Mitch Millers or Max Bygraves' or Kamahls (to give a very Australian example). Who do you guys consider Thrift Shop filler? Mace Bacon fucked around with this message at 12:43 on Sep 6, 2016 |
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Sep 6, 2016 12:33
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Mace Bacon posted:It's always fun when it's obvious someone died and their record collection was sent to the thrift shop. There was a lot of Johnny Mathis albums today at one today, and I wouldn't consider Ol' Mathis an ubiquitous Thrift Shop filler like your James Lasts or Herb Alperts or Mitch Millers or Max Bygraves' or Kamahls (to give a very Australian example). my local thrift shop has a large library of recordings of various local high school bands performing, I assume thats not exactly rare. one of the spots on the shelf has been the same 20 copies of "the first family" since I started going there. goodyear tire christmas compilations out the wazoo
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Sep 6, 2016 12:48
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In Finnish flea markets there is usually a lot of Russian music. I have no idea why.
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Mace Bacon posted:It's always fun when it's obvious someone died and their record collection was sent to the thrift shop. There was a lot of Johnny Mathis albums today at one today, and I wouldn't consider Ol' Mathis an ubiquitous Thrift Shop filler like your James Lasts or Herb Alperts or Mitch Millers or Max Bygraves' or Kamahls (to give a very Australian example). Firestone Christmas albums.
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Every time I dig past a Boots Randolph album at a thrift store I think about the Towers falling. Thanks SA.
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New Day To Remember is sweet.  Bonus download code [taken] Stelio Kontos fucked around with this message at 23:46 on Sep 6, 2016 |
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Sep 6, 2016 18:16
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10 days later and Insound still haven't even bothered to respond to my query as to why my order was cancelled. Ugh they suck so much. In happier news my local walking distance place in Fort Lauderdale seems good, reasonably enough priced, and has a little drum and bass section to remind me of home.
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EL BROMANCE posted:10 days later and Insound still haven't even bothered to respond to my query as to why my order was cancelled. Ugh they suck so much.
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Stelio Kontos posted:New Day To Remember is sweet. Downloaded. Thanks!
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A CRUNK BIRD posted:I'm pretty sure it was mentioned that the website is shutting down so they probably ran out of the records you ordered and don't care that much about customer service since their business won't exist in a month Ah I didn't see that bit, thanks. They'd flagged my transaction as fraud for some reason and I was just trying to find out why. Saves me $100, but was looking forward to getting some new shiny things I don't really need.
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If you've got a Newbury Comics in your area they're having a 25% off sale on all records. It lasts a few days.
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Going up to Seattle soon. Staying around the Pike Market area I guess. Any good shops up there? Planning on buying lots of grunge records so I don't look like a tourist. Here is a picture to trigger everyone's OCD... 
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sporklift posted:Going up to Seattle soon. Staying around the Pike Market area I guess. Apparently there's a place in the Market itself that has a really good selection of old stuff, but I haven't been there and have no idea if it's as overpriced as everything else in that area. It's in the basement (I think) so if you're in the market anyway and aren't leaving that area, that's pretty much your only choice. However a short Uber ride away in Capitol Hill (which is where most of the good restaurants and bars are) you could easily make an afternoon of browsing, there's a few stores rift within a few blocks of each other. It's been a while since I've been there myself but I've heard great stuff about Zions Gate. Wall of Sound is more local / obscure poo poo. Everyday Music is alright too.
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Peas and Rice posted:Apparently there's a place in the Market itself that has a really good selection of old stuff, but I haven't been there and have no idea if it's as overpriced as everything else in that area. It's in the basement (I think) so if you're in the market anyway and aren't leaving that area, that's pretty much your only choice. Cool. I figured the prices might suck. Will probably be up in Capitol Hill a bit. Didn't know there was an Everyday up there.
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I'm going to be in Philadelphia for about 5 days mid October. Any suggested shops for punk/metal/local?
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sporklift posted:Going up to Seattle soon. Staying around the Pike Market area I guess. Any good shops up there? Planning on buying lots of grunge records so I don't look like a tourist. My poo poo's a way bigger mess than that.
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sporklift posted:Going up to Seattle soon. Staying around the Pike Market area I guess. Any good shops up there? Planning on buying lots of grunge records so I don't look like a tourist. Singles Going Steady is my favorite record store in Seattle, mostly punk stuff. Sonic Boom is your typical indie music store, with 2 or 3 locations ... mostly new stuff, but some used. Everyday Music has anything and everything, while Jive Time has a garage sale vibe.
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Peas and Rice posted:Apparently there's a place in the Market itself that has a really good selection of old stuff, but I haven't been there and have no idea if it's as overpriced as everything else in that area. It's in the basement (I think) so if you're in the market anyway and aren't leaving that area, that's pretty much your only choice.
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Stopped by a Salvation Army earlier and gave the lps a quick browse, not expecting anything. Saw a 2lp soundtrack to Repulsion, so I grabbed that without really looking since I was in a rush. Now I'm the dumb owner of the Criterion Collection laserdisc release of Repulsion 
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Snowy posted:Stopped by a Salvation Army earlier and gave the lps a quick browse, not expecting anything. Saw a 2lp soundtrack to Repulsion, so I grabbed that without really looking since I was in a rush. CC laserdiscs are (obviously) out of print and often contain material not on earlier or later releases, you might be able to flip that for decent cash
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Snowy posted:Stopped by a Salvation Army earlier and gave the lps a quick browse, not expecting anything. Saw a 2lp soundtrack to Repulsion, so I grabbed that without really looking since I was in a rush. Congrats on your new hobby. 
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I tend to not ebay anything I can't get over $25 for, and this seems to fall below that. Its going straight back there, I might not even say anything and just put it back. The last thing I need is another pointless money draining hobby.
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Toe Rag posted:Singles Going Steady is my favorite record store in Seattle, mostly punk stuff. Sonic Boom is your typical indie music store, with 2 or 3 locations ... mostly new stuff, but some used. Everyday Music has anything and everything, while Jive Time has a garage sale vibe. Jive time sounds like my jam. Got Everydays all over PDX so I might skip it up here.
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Am I being neurotic or is this a *lot* of surface noise for a brand new, newly cleaned record? I swear it wasn't this bad before I cleaned it. Cross-posting from the Vintage thread. http://vocaroo.com/i/s02e0rmVN3B4
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sporklift posted:Jive time sounds like my jam. Got Everydays all over PDX so I might skip it up here. got any Portland recommendations? I'm in town for one more day and might try to cram a record or two into my carry-on. my taste is pretty wide and basicc so I'd be mostly interested in whatever second-hand store has the widest selection
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abraham linksys posted:got any Portland recommendations? Sadly their copy of Crispin Glover's album had the corner cut off. I kind of regret not getting that one. It's a waste-an-entire-afternoon kind of place.
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caligulamprey posted:No matter what kind of music you're into, you will find something utterly loving mind-blowing at Crossroads Records on Hawthorne, guaranteed. I found two copies of The Apple soundtrack, two Frogs records, a pristine copy of Ween's The Pod, all sorts of crazy poo poo. Nobody needs two copies of the Apple soundtrack. You should sell one. To me.
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The Gallows posted:I'm going to be in Philadelphia for about 5 days mid October. Any suggested shops for punk/metal/local? Long in the Tooth, Repo, AKA
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sporklift posted:Jive time sounds like my jam. Got Everydays all over PDX so I might skip it up here. Maybe check out Bop Street in Ballard as well
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Toe Rag posted:Maybe check out Bop Street in Ballard as well If you're going to go that far afield, you might as well go to Easy Street in West Seattle.
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