The Vinyl Thread: Still Listen On Wax, Don't Use The CD
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PJ Vault #5 has started shipping, too, for those who preordered it.
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Simple Torture wrote:PJ Vault #5 has started shipping, too, for those who preordered it.
On the way:
Fuzz - II (Deluxe)
Third Man Vault
PJ Vault
Ty Segall - Emotional Mugger (Jan. 2016)
GØGGS - 7"
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Paper Mache Dream Balloon (Tri-Colour)
Ty Segall - Ty-Rex EP (Clear w/ green streaks)
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Felt crumby today so I went and bought records.
Jr Walker and the All Stars Greatest Hits
Willie Mitchell Willie Mitchell's Greatest Hits
A Minor Forest A Joyful Ride on the Donkey
Manatees Sit and Spin
Black Panties Prophet of Hate
(easily one of, if not the best 7" I've heard all year)
Jr Walker and the All Stars Greatest Hits
Willie Mitchell Willie Mitchell's Greatest Hits
A Minor Forest A Joyful Ride on the Donkey
Manatees Sit and Spin
Black Panties Prophet of Hate
(easily one of, if not the best 7" I've heard all year)
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bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
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There would have been a decent chance. I had no idea what he looked like an older gentleman until I looked him up.southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.![]()
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
When I walked out though, some street punk hipster walked by and goes, "Duuuuuuuuuuude, great fucking album".
No shit, that's why I bought it.
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southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.![]()
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
ZEP II KICKS ASS!!
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bodysnatcher wrote:There would have been a decent chance. I had no idea what he looked like an older gentleman until I looked him up.southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.![]()
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
When I walked out though, some street punk hipster walked by and goes, "Duuuuuuuuuuude, great fucking album".
No shit, that's why I bought it.
Nice, I wouldn't have expected that.
I bought all of my classic rock albums from the same used records shop many years ago as I was starting my collection.... back when a used LP was actually a few bucks (!). Anyways, I would go in there and load up on the Zep catalog, plus the Beatles, Stones, and I would cherry pick the big albums from old artists (Dark Side, Highway 61, Harvest, Rumours, Electric Ladyland) and I still remember the crusty old asshole who worked there making a snide comment about my selections... "it's like someone told you which albums to buy and you're just coming in with your shopping list".
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Did you punch him in the fucking face?southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:There would have been a decent chance. I had no idea what he looked like an older gentleman until I looked him up.southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.![]()
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
When I walked out though, some street punk hipster walked by and goes, "Duuuuuuuuuuude, great fucking album".
No shit, that's why I bought it.
Nice, I wouldn't have expected that.
I bought all of my classic rock albums from the same used records shop many years ago as I was starting my collection.... back when a used LP was actually a few bucks (!). Anyways, I would go in there and load up on the Zep catalog, plus the Beatles, Stones, and I would cherry pick the big albums from old artists (Dark Side, Highway 61, Harvest, Rumours, Electric Ladyland) and I still remember the crusty old asshole who worked there making a snide comment about my selections... "it's like someone told you which albums to buy and you're just coming in with your shopping list".
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Ugh man that sucks. Pretentious record store clerks are the worst. I went through about a 8-10 year gap where I out my record purchasing on the back burner, so recently I've been trying to fill in holes with some classic records like you mentioned. I find myself willing to pay a couple of bucks extra on shipping from Discogs just so I don't have to worry about the exact experience that you described. Generally all the places I shop locally are super cool and nice... But you just never know when they're gonna hire that Jack Black High Fidelity character haha.southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:There would have been a decent chance. I had no idea what he looked like an older gentleman until I looked him up.southp wrote:bodysnatcher wrote:So apparently Jimmy Page is in town for a fundraising event, and yesterday he bounced around a few record stores in town. One of them being a store that I visit on a weekly basis. THE DAY BEFORE he popped into that shop, I happened to be in there buying a copy of Zeppelin 2. How fuggin' lame would that have been if I was standing there buying Zeppelin 2 and Jimmy Page walks in. I would have just dug a grave right there and buried myself.![]()
Awesome story! Better yet if you had no idea who he was and started blabbing about how Whole Lotta Love is fucking amazing.
When I walked out though, some street punk hipster walked by and goes, "Duuuuuuuuuuude, great fucking album".
No shit, that's why I bought it.
Nice, I wouldn't have expected that.
I bought all of my classic rock albums from the same used records shop many years ago as I was starting my collection.... back when a used LP was actually a few bucks (!). Anyways, I would go in there and load up on the Zep catalog, plus the Beatles, Stones, and I would cherry pick the big albums from old artists (Dark Side, Highway 61, Harvest, Rumours, Electric Ladyland) and I still remember the crusty old asshole who worked there making a snide comment about my selections... "it's like someone told you which albums to buy and you're just coming in with your shopping list".
There's also some albums I just am too self-aware and embarrassed to purchase in person. For instance.. The reissue of PJ Ten or Temple of the Dog. I can't walk into Easy Street Records in my neighborhood and buy "Ten". I'd feel like an idiot.
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Haha... classic!I can't walk into Easy Street Records in my neighborhood and buy "Ten". I'd feel like an idiot.
Don't worry about it...the only time I ever went to Bleeker Bob I walked out with reissues of a Depeche Mode album and the Stones Let it Bleed. Not exactly beardy-hipster shit.
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Anyone pick up anything for black friday record store day?
I got Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live at El Mocambo, John Mellencamp - Scarecrow, Front Bottoms single. Will try one more store to see if DMB - Live Trax 5 is reasonably priced.
I got Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live at El Mocambo, John Mellencamp - Scarecrow, Front Bottoms single. Will try one more store to see if DMB - Live Trax 5 is reasonably priced.
Think I’m going to try being kind to everyone a chance.
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I want that SRV release. Headed to my store now to see if they have it left but I doubt it.
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If anyone comes across that Circles Around the Sun Neal Cassal LP, please shoot me a PM.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Keep a real close eye on Discogs in the next 24-48 hours (although I don't see a listing for it yet). I've gotten RSD items at reasonable prices as stores put up their leftover stock.super nintendo chalmers wrote:If anyone comes across that Circles Around the Sun Neal Cassal LP, please shoot me a PM.
Thanks.
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I woulda bought a welcome to the cruel world ben harper RSD. As it stood I just stared at the Fight For Your Mind release and moved on.
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Struck out on SRV and got Miles Davis and Velvet Underground instead.
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There wasn't any releases for Black Friday RSD here really. Just a few soundtracks and that Garbage debut.
Picked up these while I was out though




Picked up these while I was out though



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Picked up that Cassal LP from dead.net.
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Anyone pickup the Lanegan One Way Street box set?

