HOLY SHIT.super nintendo chalmers wrote:Rock N Soul too in Midtown.
Had no idea this existed. Imma be there on my next lunch break. Thanks man.
HOLY SHIT.super nintendo chalmers wrote:Rock N Soul too in Midtown.
Yeah, check it out. It's definitely geared more to the DJ set, but the selection is decent. I picked up the remix of In Utero there in September, months after it was released. They seemed to still have most of the RSD releases still on the shelves.durdencommatyler wrote:HOLY SHIT.super nintendo chalmers wrote:Rock N Soul too in Midtown.![]()
Had no idea this existed. Imma be there on my next lunch break. Thanks man.
Have you considered stacking papers and getting paid?David Yow wrote:How are Pearl Jam any different from Toto?
Thanks! I've hit up Housing Works before. I really dig their selection. Haven't been in ages, though.super nintendo chalmers wrote:Yeah, check it out. It's definitely geared more to the DJ set, but the selection is decent. I picked up the remix of In Utero there in September, months after it was released. They seemed to still have most of the RSD releases still on the shelves.durdencommatyler wrote:HOLY SHIT.super nintendo chalmers wrote:Rock N Soul too in Midtown.![]()
Had no idea this existed. Imma be there on my next lunch break. Thanks man.
Oh and Housing Works in Chelsea carries used records, cheap too.
southp wrote:Listened to a couple of Wilco records on repeat this weekend - the Nonesuch reissues of Being There and Summerteeth. I'm not sure what the original pressings sound like, but I thought both these records sounded amazing and were dead quiet and flat right out of the jacket. You can't say that about too many new records these days. I guess I'm just going to have to complete the whole Wilco collection now.
According to Discogs there is only the original pressing of AGIB from Nonesuch and it has the birds nest instead of the egg. One place I read said there were only 2,500 copies made, but I'm not sure if that's reliable.Strat wrote:southp wrote:Listened to a couple of Wilco records on repeat this weekend - the Nonesuch reissues of Being There and Summerteeth. I'm not sure what the original pressings sound like, but I thought both these records sounded amazing and were dead quiet and flat right out of the jacket. You can't say that about too many new records these days. I guess I'm just going to have to complete the whole Wilco collection now.
been spining a Ghost is Born and it sounds fantastic. I believe it has to be a reissue? I hadn't seen this cover before. The one with a bird nest. So...
southp wrote:According to Discogs there is only the original pressing of AGIB from Nonesuch and it has the birds nest instead of the egg. One place I read said there were only 2,500 copies made, but I'm not sure if that's reliable.Strat wrote:southp wrote:Listened to a couple of Wilco records on repeat this weekend - the Nonesuch reissues of Being There and Summerteeth. I'm not sure what the original pressings sound like, but I thought both these records sounded amazing and were dead quiet and flat right out of the jacket. You can't say that about too many new records these days. I guess I'm just going to have to complete the whole Wilco collection now.
been spining a Ghost is Born and it sounds fantastic. I believe it has to be a reissue? I hadn't seen this cover before. The one with a bird nest. So...
I just signed up there last week, and the registration was immediate. Check ya spam?southp wrote:Anyone here post on the website Vinyl Collective? http://boards.vinylcollective.com/
I know Bond was selling some of his records on the classified section of that site. Anyways, I tried to register last week and they never seem to validate new user registrations so I can't post or anything. Just wondering if anyone had the same experience.
McParadigm wrote:lol
Summerteeth and A Ghost Is Born have been on my wantlist for a long time, but I've never seen a price that's super "pull the trigger!" Maybe soon, but I've pre-ordered a lot of stuff lately.southp wrote:Listened to a couple of Wilco records on repeat this weekend - the Nonesuch reissues of Being There and Summerteeth. I'm not sure what the original pressings sound like, but I thought both these records sounded amazing and were dead quiet and flat right out of the jacket. You can't say that about too many new records these days. I guess I'm just going to have to complete the whole Wilco collection now.
McParadigm wrote:lol
I spent a long time looking. Binaural is my favourite and I have a soft spot for Avocado so paid a bit more than I would've liked!bodysnatcher wrote:Did you stumble across those two PJ albums, or shell out some bucks for them on ebay?
Into The Wild sounds lovely.VinylGuy wrote:Im about to buy Into The Wild.
I would love to have Binaural.
Binaural is worth the cost. I hope you can snag a copy someday, VG. It sounds so, SO good.VinylGuy wrote:Im about to buy Into The Wild.
I would love to have Binaural.
Truth.durdencommatyler wrote:Binaural is worth the cost. I hope you can snag a copy someday, VG. It sounds so, SO good.VinylGuy wrote:Im about to buy Into The Wild.
I would love to have Binaural.
You might want to hang on at this point. It's highly likely that we see more vinyl reissues for the post-Vitalogy albums in the near future. I'm not basing this on anything, other than the band's need to sell something in-between new albums.Daniel Bryan wrote:I spent a long time looking. Binaural is my favourite and I have a soft spot for Avocado so paid a bit more than I would've liked!bodysnatcher wrote:Did you stumble across those two PJ albums, or shell out some bucks for them on ebay?
No Code is my next challenge,