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CPL593H posted:How many of these are being pressed? Residents fun fact that was just revealed: David Byrne sang backup on Suburban Bathers and Eno played keys on The Coming of the Crow.
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caligulamprey posted:No information on the UK page about how many were pressed. I'm assuming it'll be around what they had for The Warner Bros. album, which was 900. Might be less. It all depends on how many copies they wanted to press of an album called Baby Sex. Holelottadick is a jam, though. I remember you mentioning this before as a rumored RSD release and I didn't even realize what "BS" stands for. Pretty crazy that they got both David Byrne and Brian Eno on some songs.
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Speaking of Brian Eno, I recently found this record for $5 while out digging and was pleasantly surprised to see that Brian Eno has a writing/production credit on one of the tracks. https://www.discogs.com/Various-Dune-Original-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack/release/1438239
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MrSargent posted:It's a really dope collaboration between two seasoned rappers (Curren$y and Freddie Gibbs) and one of my personal favorite producers, The Alchemist. Its available to listen to on streaming services if you want to check it out! This and the Jedi Mind Tricks release were about the only things that stood out to me. Pretty lackluster list, imo
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Mar 1, 2019 02:22
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I saw Big Me and got excited because I thought it might have the BBC recording of Alone + Easy Target but nope it's a fuckin 3". Procol Harum reissue, Serj Tankian, and Depreciation Guild are gonna be my three to try and grab. South Park would be cool but no thanks at $75 for a double LP.
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Mar 1, 2019 02:28
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This label that does a bunch of soundtracks and nerd poo poo put out an EP with those stupid songs Bill Paxton sings in Club Dread and I was way too excited about ordering that. I was also going to make you guys aware of them doing a double LP or Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat 2 but those are super sold out. This is the label: https://enjoytheriderecords.com/
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Bloodplay it again posted:South Park would be cool but no thanks at $75 for a double LP. lol wtf is it gold plated
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Barry posted:lol wtf is it gold plated Then, rather than lower prices, they’ll stop making records because of “a downturn in the market.” Edit: I have absolutely no interest in anything South Park, just saying. *Myself included
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re: RSD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERunEEc8fko A reissue of this is a win for all of us. Now we need Split.
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Mar 1, 2019 03:41
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What I always see with the extremely overpriced RSD releases like that is no one buys them because they're too loving expensive and then eventually they end up in the clearance bin. And what ebay flippers pick them up will eventually sell them for under the original retail when they realize no one is biting just so they can dump it. Wait a while. I just bought that Lou Reed triple LP live album from last year for 14 bucks. Even the David Bowie live LP (which is really good by the way) from last year is plentiful at 20 dollars or more under the original retail price on discogs . If you have a Newbury Comics in your area just keep checking. They always have so much unsold RSD poo poo. CPL593H fucked around with this message at 04:16 on Mar 1, 2019 |
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Buari - Buari Goblin - Yell Kool Keith - Complicated Trip Otis Redding - Just Do It One More Time Pete Rock - Return Of The SP1200 Shocking Blue - Singles Soul Jazz - Studio One Box set Soul Jazz - Boombox 45s These all look pretty exciting to me. Buari has already been reissued recently but is one of the best afro funk records with top tier american session musicians on it. Not sure if the RSD version will bring anything new but you owe it to yourself to own it if you don't already. Anything by Goblin is an automatic must have, the Otis has never been released before, the Kool Keith is a persona mash up record (including a new one) which will either be godawful or brilliant, the Pete Rock is basically his earliest compositions which will be essential for anyone who likes 90s hiphop. Shocking Blue and the Soul Jazz comps I'll wait to see if prices aren't silly but they'll have some great stuff I'm sure.
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Hey so I got my round bottom HDPE sleeves and they’re great, my record fit in the printed sleeves that come with albums.  There’s some bunching but it’s soft polyethylene, it’s not going to hurt anything right?
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Banano posted:Buari - Buari I am all over that Pete Rock release. Just gotta hope my local record store stocks it because I'm not exactly in an area where hip-hop is thriving.
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Mar 1, 2019 18:31
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There's just so much bloat on that list. Why on earth do you need to release the soundtrack to the first three Michael Bay Transformers movies on vinyl? I know they did the original movie as a 30th anniversary the one year, but that audience hates the Bay films. I'm really just salty that it isn't the score from those films because Steve Jablonsky did a really nice job with them.
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Mar 1, 2019 18:40
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RSD release: The photos on this release are pictures my late aunt took back in '84 or '85 when she was in high school - probably the first band photos of them. She passed away about 18 years ago - I was too young to ask her about any of it - and these have been sitting in my grandma's basement for decades. She was a friend of theirs and also made the screen for their first shirt. I found these late last year and scanned them for the record label to use for this release. I ran into Mark Arm at the ferry landing across the sound on the peninsula in WA and he remembered her and I mentioned we had these and many old posters. The negative pictures on the inner sleeve are the only copies we have of most of those as pictures just to see what's on the film. The negatives are hopefully somewhere. I'm surprised they used the one she drew over because it was under exposed (and she cut out the top over their heads) but I like it.
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Cool story, thanks for sharing.
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Fors Yard posted:RSD release: The photos on this release are pictures my late aunt took back in '84 or '85 when she was in high school - probably the first band photos of them. She passed away about 18 years ago - I was too young to ask her about any of it - and these have been sitting in my grandma's basement for decades. She was a friend of theirs and also made the screen for their first shirt. I found these late last year and scanned them for the record label to use for this release. I ran into Mark Arm at the ferry landing across the sound on the peninsula in WA and he remembered her and I mentioned we had these and many old posters. The negative pictures on the inner sleeve are the only copies we have of most of those as pictures just to see what's on the film. The negatives are hopefully somewhere. I'm surprised they used the one she drew over because it was under exposed (and she cut out the top over their heads) but I like it. Yah seriously cool story, thanks for sharing it.
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caligulamprey posted:RSD list is up: https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialReleases The only thing that really caught my eye is "Multiplication Rock" by Bob Dorough. I've wanted that album since I was a kid.
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Mar 1, 2019 19:15
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I am all about the Office Space soundtrack on "stapler red" vinyl.
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CPL593H posted:What I always see with the extremely overpriced RSD releases like that is no one buys them because they're too loving expensive and then eventually they end up in the clearance bin. And what ebay flippers pick them up will eventually sell them for under the original retail when they realize no one is biting just so they can dump it. Wait a while. I just bought that Lou Reed triple LP live album from last year for 14 bucks. Even the David Bowie live LP (which is really good by the way) from last year is plentiful at 20 dollars or more under the original retail price on discogs . Yeah I stood in line starting at like 2 or 3 in the morning primarily for the Bowie live album last year. That same store still has copies of that album sitting in the rack. quote:There's just so much bloat on that list. Why on earth do you need to release the soundtrack to the first three Michael Bay Transformers movies on vinyl? I know they did the original movie as a 30th anniversary the one year, but that audience hates the Bay films. Agreed. Get this instead, it owns. https://www.amazon.com/Transformers...=gateway&sr=8-1 Nail Rat fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Mar 1, 2019 |
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rockinricky posted:The only thing that really caught my eye is "Multiplication Rock" by Bob Dorough. I've wanted that album since I was a kid. Songs of Metric Man is also in the same vein plus you get an awesome Ghostface sample https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMOp7YXYqvc
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Fors Yard posted:RSD release: The photos on this release are pictures my late aunt took back in '84 or '85 when she was in high school - probably the first band photos of them. She passed away about 18 years ago - I was too young to ask her about any of it - and these have been sitting in my grandma's basement for decades. She was a friend of theirs and also made the screen for their first shirt. I found these late last year and scanned them for the record label to use for this release. I ran into Mark Arm at the ferry landing across the sound on the peninsula in WA and he remembered her and I mentioned we had these and many old posters. The negative pictures on the inner sleeve are the only copies we have of most of those as pictures just to see what's on the film. The negatives are hopefully somewhere. I'm surprised they used the one she drew over because it was under exposed (and she cut out the top over their heads) but I like it. That's cool and sweet
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Update on that Residents RSD release  
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Fors Yard posted:RSD release: The photos on this release are pictures my late aunt took back in '84 or '85 when she was in high school - probably the first band photos of them. She passed away about 18 years ago - I was too young to ask her about any of it - and these have been sitting in my grandma's basement for decades. She was a friend of theirs and also made the screen for their first shirt. I found these late last year and scanned them for the record label to use for this release. I ran into Mark Arm at the ferry landing across the sound on the peninsula in WA and he remembered her and I mentioned we had these and many old posters. The negative pictures on the inner sleeve are the only copies we have of most of those as pictures just to see what's on the film. The negatives are hopefully somewhere. I'm surprised they used the one she drew over because it was under exposed (and she cut out the top over their heads) but I like it. Edit: like the tenth person to say as much 
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rockinricky posted:The only thing that really caught my eye is "Multiplication Rock" by Bob Dorough. I've wanted that album since I was a kid. The same label that's putting out the Green River album I posted about is doing that and it looks like they will have some for sale online: "NOTE TITLE IS NOT SOLD OUT - Jackpot 2019 RSD releases will be posted at 12:00 am EST (4/14) for purchase online - While supplies last " https://jackpotrecords.com/shop/bob-dorough-multiplication-rock-ost-colored-vinyl-rsd-2019 Here is the screen my aunt made if any of you were interested in seeing it: 
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caligulamprey posted:Update on that Residents RSD release I doubt I’ll see it unless they produce a ton, but I’ll still keep my eyes peeled for it. Also VMP goons, if you want this month’s Classics pick (Lloyd Miller Trio’s Oriental Jazz), you’re gonna want to buy it like, right now. One of the main VMP guys says it’s pretty much sold out and won’t be available to purchase once they close swaps later today. It’s good poo poo, jazz with Persian instrumentation.
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Ballz posted:I doubt I’ll see it unless they produce a ton, but I’ll still keep my eyes peeled for it. A lot of stores will take requests for the ordering. It's how I got the previous RSD Residents release of which there were supposedly under 1000 copies. I don't take the numbers they give seriously because they've been caught multiple times downplaying them probably so people go "THIS IS SO LIMITED!" and they sell more units. Your chances are better than you think. I always manage to get the stuff I want because I just ask places to order it and I always like the weird poo poo no one cares about.
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Ballz posted:I doubt I’ll see it unless they produce a ton, but I’ll still keep my eyes peeled for it.
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The Most Unwanted Song is on vinyl now, because the world needs more meme music vinyl.  
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Bum the Sad posted:Hey so I got my round bottom HDPE sleeves and they’re great, my record fit in the printed sleeves that come with albums. Oh god you're going to split the seams. You really should put empty inner sleeve inside the jacket and put that in a clear sleeve then slip the record in next to the jacket, but if it fits inside the jacket its ok too.
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Boinks posted:Oh god you're going to split the seams. You really should put empty inner sleeve inside the jacket and put that in a clear sleeve then slip the record in next to the jacket, but if it fits inside the jacket its ok too. Yeah it's really not worth the trouble just so you can use the pretty picture sleeve. It's going to be a pain in the rear end to get that in and out of the album cover. A lot of those picture sleeves are slightly too big before you even put an extra sleeve in them.
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Fors Yard posted:Here is the screen my aunt made if any of you were interested in seeing it: weirdojace posted:The Most Unwanted Song is on vinyl now, because the world needs more meme music vinyl.
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There's an 808 State box that sounds interesting, but how much can I expect to pay for a 4x LP set?
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alphabettitouretti posted:There's an 808 State box that sounds interesting, but how much can I expect to pay for a 4x LP set? It depends because some labels gouge worse than others but I'd expect between 70 and 100 dollars. Maybe even more if it's some fancy pants limited edition small pressing thing.
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That's why I'm not even considering picking up the Devo RSD box. Also I don't wanna play RSD box set prices for a set that (probably) includes Shout.
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caligulamprey posted:That's why I'm not even considering picking up the Devo RSD box. Warner has a tendency to put huge mark up on their box sets that often makes it considerably more money to buy the set than if you purchase all those records individually. Is there even any special material or is it just the first six studio albums on a box? Because none of those poo poo is hard to get in original or reissue pressings.
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Devo and WB's relationship is nonexistent at best, I'm assuming its just the first six albums like the This is Devo CD box set was. I do need to upgrade my copies of Q?A! (it has a skip on Gut Feeling which is unforgivable) and Oh No! It's Devo! (I ate too much weed oil and threw up on my copy), though.
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caligulamprey posted:Devo and WB's relationship is nonexistent at best, I'm assuming its just the first six albums like the This is Devo CD box set was. I do need to upgrade my copies of Q?A! (it has a skip on Gut Feeling which is unforgivable) and Oh No! It's Devo! (I ate too much weed oil and threw up on my copy), though. What you're saying is that you took too much time out for fun?
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bigman.50grand posted:Definitely check out Amoeba if you've never been. Seeing all that vinyl under one roof is worth the experience alone. Don't expect to find any steals or deals, it's in a pretty touristy spot of Hollywood. Sweet, thanks! We'll have a car and happen to have some time to kill in Burbank one evening so I'll definitely check out Atomic Records, too.
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CPL593H posted:What you're saying is that you took too much time out for fun? Also: the fact that they only played Explosions that one time is a crime. Goddamn, Alan Meyer.
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