Thanks. Picked up the Geddy Lee solo album. Was gonna get the Monkees 7" but it sold out right when I clicked on it.
Had to go elsewhere for it - gotta have those Andy Partridge songs.
Black Friday RSD 2019
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Thanks. Picked up the Geddy Lee solo album. Was gonna get the Monkees 7" but it sold out right when I clicked on it.
Had to go elsewhere for it - gotta have those Andy Partridge songs.
Jeff Lerner
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Anyone who picked up Bootsy, James Brown, or Motown...thoughts?
tvham
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Matt Nathanson back up at Bullmoose for anyone looking. Just grabbed mine.
Any chance you can grab me one???I picked up one today as well at my local store. They had a couple left. I doubt this will stay at that price range for very long. In a side note, I also got lucky at the same store and got Weezer's teal album (teal vinyl) and Bingo Hand Job from this spring. They were lurking around at the back of one of the "Sale"- crates...somebody must have put them there by mistake.
TenderLovingKiller®
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Musta been delayed after all. I am glad you were able to find a copy.
Dead C
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Yeah, it was up there price wise. You got the deal
Wes C. Attle
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For those of you who missed on the Jonathan Fire*eater, the black pressing is coming really soon:
www.bullmoose.com
- Jonathan Fire Eater - Wolf Songs for Lambs (Black Vinyl, Remastered)
Jonathan Fire Eater:Wolf Songs for Lambs (Black Vinyl, Remastered),LP,ROCK
www.bullmoose.com
Wes C. Attle
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And Patsy is available here too:
www.bullmoose.com
- Patsy Cline - Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963
Patsy Cline:Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963,LP,COUNTRY
www.bullmoose.com
Whiteout75
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Unfortunatley, I'm not going to be able to go to the store until next week, since I'm leaving town tomorrow for the weekend. And also, since I live in Sweden, with shipping it's probably cheaper to get in from Discogs in the end anyway.
No worries I think I have a line on one. Thanks!
And Patsy is available here too:
- Patsy Cline - Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963
Patsy Cline:Sweet Dreams: The Complete Decca Masters 1960-1963,LP,COUNTRY
Did anyone see that YouTuber too many Records discussing his RSD Black Friday pick ups? He talked about Patsy Cline and how he’s confused why this was a hot item and also didn’t understand how anyone could listen to this more than once/that anyone actually really cares about her
I’ll admit I don’t listen to Patsy Cline but I understand her place in not just country music but music history, period. I know tons of people who would listen to this set a lot
I’m not trying to dis/shame or whatever the too many records guy, but that was just weird...
he posts here, you should ask him.
Sure what’s his user name here?
I’m Just Ken
The Man Behind The Tan
Toomanyrecords
scotthilk
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What are people still looking for? PJ and Claypool?
I’m Just Ken
The Man Behind The Tan
I’d love to get a copy of the Pearl Jam.
Dead C
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Honestly, I've seen that channel and it is not my bag.
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Hello @toomanyrecords please see above.
I would also add plenty of people would want this record just for third man involvement alone. This also fits more with what third man dis years ago with their reissue series with Charlie Patton etc (not at all saying Patton and Cline are the same) just in terms of why jack would just to do this record.
TheThinWhiteDuke
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To quote High Fidelity:
"Rob, how is it that someone with no interest in music end up owning a record store?"
just to underscore. This isn't meant as a dis to the toomany records guy. He does what he does and that's fine. I get it. Seems like a nice enough guy.
I've seen a few of his videos, and hey I think pearl jam is kinda corny, granted I did happen to see them like 20 years ago as a graduation gift because sonic youth was opening, bummer part was sonic youth had to cancel due to a family emergency. I stayed to see pearl jam and they weren't so bad. My point is, I get why that pearl jam unplugged LP did gangbusters or why so many people wanted it. Isn't for me, but I get it and respect it. Saying like "who is even going to listen to that pearl jam record more than three times" would be a weird comment from me, as I think it was weird for the too many records guy to say that about the Cline set, as it seems he would understand the reasonings why patsy cline is important.
But hey, I also didn't get steely dan till much later in my life, and I like them as much now as I do like Merzbow (which is a lot, this isn't sarcasm) or something, so I get it.
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