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Debating whether to convince myself that I don't need this after all, or buy from another big retail giant who has it for the same price...
I’ll keep trying to get it from target. If they eventually cancel then I’ll look to maybe pick up a few things from BBE bandcampDebating whether to convince myself that I don't need this after all, or buy from another big retail giant who has it for the same price...
That shipping fee though... I like buying direct or via bandcamp, but would need to buy at least a few to make shipping worth it. The Masaru Imada is the first BBE reissue that has landed on my radar, any other recommendations?I’ll keep trying to get it from target. If they eventually cancel then I’ll look to maybe pick up a few things from BBE bandcamp
Dusty Groove has it as well:That shipping fee though... I like buying direct or via bandcamp, but would need to buy at least a few to make shipping worth it. The Masaru Imada is the first BBE reissue that has landed on my radar, any other recommendations?
Dusty Groove has it as well:
And everything from the jjazz masterclass series is excellent.
I stopped in there once like 5 years ago, and walked out with like 20 records. So yeah, it's a good place!I like Dusty Groove - they've been real good to me.
Dusty Groove has it as well:
And everything from the jjazz masterclass series is excellent. Also love their jjazz comps like this one:
I really like Dusty Groove (even though they cancelled some preorders on me recently) and Forced Exposure is another great shop for jazz + imports in the US.I like Dusty Groove - they've been real good to me.
should be available elsewhere! their stuff is getting more and more distribution. those JJazz comps are really awesome--think there are 3 volumes now. last time i was in London I stopped in their shop and they told me they are working on repressing all 3 volumes (think they repressed 2 of the 3 so far recently).This is amazing and now I want it, but shipping from GB suuuuuucks.
Discogs FTW! Also, I don't need to buy any more records this December. I already have several I am putting under the tree.should be available elsewhere! their stuff is getting more and more distribution. those JJazz comps are really awesome--think there are 3 volumes now. last time i was in London I stopped in their shop and they told me they are working on repressing all 3 volumes (think they repressed 2 of the 3 so far recently).
More McCartney today...
NEW (Collector's Edition) LP
Upon its release in 2013, NEW, was lauded by Rolling Stone as "energized and full of joyous rock & roll invention.” Executive produced by Giles Martin and also featuring production by Mark Ronson, Ethan Johns, and Paul Epworth, it entered the U.S. chart at #3. The album scored positive reviews...shop.udiscovermusic.com
Wings At The Speed Of Sound LP
Limited 180gm vinyl LP repressing. Wings At The Speed Of Sound is the fifth studio album by Wings, released on 25 March 1976 as a follow-up to their previous album Venus and Mars. Issued at the height of the band's popularity, it reached the top spot on the US album chart and peaked at #2 on the...shop.udiscovermusic.com
Macca@thesoundofvinyl.usI really wish I had an email address for whoever is doing this bullshit
Out Of Office: simply having a wonderful Christmastime, hmm!
This wouldn’t be as disappointing had they not lead with BBoys.
They're just lulling people into laziness before dropping that PJ Harvey B-Sides Box Set I really want for $40.This wouldn’t be as disappointing had they not lead with BBoys.
The good news: today isn’t McCartney
The bad news: it’s Steve Miller Band (Children of the Future and Brave New World for $8) and I mean I guess that’s a thing but whatever.