Pre-Order Thread

Think I bought mine in 2000. It was a refurbished Sony from eBay for $90. First eBay purchase ever and I had to beg my parents for it, since buying things on the internet back then seemed like an instant scam.

Believe I made a couple mixes and played them ad nauseam. But I also remember that the process was very painful, and I screwed a couple of the discs up. So then I went to Best Buy and bought a case of the rewritable ones. By the time I checked out the craze was already over and we had gotten a CD burner so that was that. Gonna have to dig it out of storage now it seems.

Edit: Found 'er https://www.ebay.com/p/Vintage-Sony...ecorder-Player-E9/2254331033?iid=173850755188

I got first CD burner for my computer around 1996-1998. I remember the blank CDs were about $10 each. And unless your computer was super fast, there was a good chance that you'd get an error after some point during the process, essentially ruining the disc. It was nice to be able to make your own mixes but it was super expensive and unreliable.
 
This Beach House-Bloom by Turntable Labs is phenomenal. I had no idea this was 45rpm till I took it out of the package. If you're in line to receive it, you're in for a treat. Continually impressed by Turntable's exclusives. I should've got the Sundays when I had the chance.
All the Bloom pressings are 45pm just FYI.
 
This Beach House-Bloom by Turntable Labs is phenomenal. I had no idea this was 45rpm till I took it out of the package. If you're in line to receive it, you're in for a treat. Continually impressed by Turntable's exclusives. I should've got the Sundays when I had the chance.
all the pressings have been 45, not sure if this is a new master though
 
All the Bloom pressings are 45pm just FYI.
all the pressings have been 45, not sure if this is a new master though
this is what I get for starting a post and then doing too much research on discogs, getting distracted by something else on there and then remembering to come back and hit post
 
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New album from FloFilz (instrumental hip hop / beats) is called Transit, and it drops June 14th. Three tracks are up for streaming now, including the lead single Camberwell which features Alfa Mist. It is up for pre-order on standard black vinyl with gatefold cover and a 20 page booklet for €20, or you can grab a 3LP bundle (Transit, Cenário & Metronom) for €45.

 
BTSTU sold out
Remember I said this? Well, I checked it again out of curiosity, and I saw that I was able to buy it, and I did. After I did though, it immediately went back to being out of stock, I guess I must've got one that someone cancelled their order on? I don't know. I 'm just happy that I was able to snag one.
 
A friend of mine in Lisbon launched his own electronic/experimental label Table Sports with two releases. Both are limited to 300 hand numbered copies.

Achwghâ Ney Wodei - Achwghâ Ney Wodei :

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The members of Achwghâ Ney Wodei (Françoise Boitière: drums, keyboards, vocals ; Didier ‘Higgins’ Copp: bass, percussion, vocals ; Eric ‘Riton’ Sterenfield: guitar, keyboards, percussion, vocals ; Phillippe ‘Wodi’ Royer: percussion, trumpet, bass, vocals) initially met at the Paris Tolbiac University in the mid-1980s, were they also befriended ex-punksters Lucrate Milk. They soon got associated with the artists community squatting in a disused Parisian hospital (Hôpital Bretonneau, hence the name of the squat: L’Hôpital Ephémère). The large squatted building provided visual artists, musicians, actors and writers with working studios, rehearsal space and a very favorable context for artistic experimentalism. Many punk and arty bands were created there between 1985 and 1997, including Bérurier Noir, Lofofora, FFF, Mano Negra, Les Négresses Vertes. Achwghâ Ney Wodei published their first 2 cassettes in 1986. The first was the legendary plaster model of a Citroën DS enclosing the cassette. Their last release was ‘Triptyque’, a 3×12” produced on New International Recordings by Simon Crabb in 1987, whose unique, handmade cover art was made by 10 French artists including Xavier Veilhan and Pierre Bismuth.

PBK - Thinking of Eternity :

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PBK has been working in the areas of noise, ambient and electroacoustic music since 1986. PBK is an acronym for Phillip B. Klingler, born in 1960 in Flint, Michigan. In the early 80's Klingler studied art at Northern Michigan University and CSU San Bernardino. He exhibited his expressionistic paintings in the Los Angeles area and was active on the international mail-art scene. His visual art was profiled in Aug. 2009 in Jonathan Canady's blog, Colors Of The Dark.
 
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