Seems a day late.
War All The Time Limited Edition LP
Celebrating 20 years of War All The Time, Thursday releases a new green & black vinyl of their classic major label debut! Hitting the top 10 albums chart featuring the singles “For The Workforce, Drowning” & “Signals Over The Air”, War All The Time stayed true to their hardcore Emo roots that...shop.udiscovermusic.com
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Just give me “Mmmbop” on repeat.
Middle Of Nowhere Limited Edition Colored 2LP
Hanson’s debut multi-platinum Pop hit album finally arrives on vinyl for the first time! They shook the world with the #1 Classic “MMMBop” and help set the Pop evolution on fire from that point on. Being an actual 3-piece band, Middle Of Nowhere showcases the true talent of the young trio as not...
Here's some old shit on splatter vinyl. You KNOW you want it!
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Yeah… this seems like at least 5 inches too much wax.
All Killer No Filler is a jam!
Does This Look Infected? Limited Edition LP
Newly remastered with a custom new vinyl color and rare glow in the dark cover litho, Sum 41’s Does This Look Infected? becomes a fan’s dream! Following up the career defining All Killer, No Filler album, the band returns with as much vigor than before. From the high energy opener of smash hit...
All Killer No Filler Limited Edition LP
Sum 41’s smash breakthrough album is back…in custom blue & black vinyl! With Pop Punk classics like the #1 single “In Too Deep”, “Motivation” & the #1 single “Fat Lip”, Sum 41 planted their place into the hearts of Rock fans all over the world! Mixing Punk, Metal, Pop and Rap together for what...
All The Good Sh** Limited Edition LP
First time on vinyl, Sum 41 celebrates 23 Years with a special color LP and a bonus Japanese litho! This is the band's first greatest hits album. It includes singles from each of the band's studio albums. This first time LP release focuses on the 14 HITS of Sum 41’s trailblazing career! Please...
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Do we need any Limp Bizkit? (thank you predictive text for knowing how to misspell biscuit)
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No, but somebody wants it considering how quick that Enjoy The Ride pressed sold out. It is a good day if you are a ska fan with represses of Let's Face It and Turn The Radio Off.
Is that controversial? Re: do we care. See also, Do we need any Limp Bizkit?
I’ve sadly noticed a lot of unironic appreciation for Limp Bizkit recently. Nu Metal is a 90s trend that should remain in the dust bin. No revival needed.
I feel like somewhere in the last 20 years Limp bizkit has been re-evaluated and are much more accepted than they should be. The recent Woodstock 99 revists have had some people remember them as better than they were.
Samesies! Are we besties now? (A staff member actually said “can we be besties?” last night - probably the least batshit crazy part of my night)
