Pre-Order Thread

Lee Newman said:
It’s not good either. It’s just there. I love Bon Iver, but at this point, they might be digital only moving forward. Crappy, sub par, not as bad as the last bad pressing just don’t do anything for me anymore.
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so what you’re saying is that’s an artist I can keep as a CD artist with no regrets? Phew! My wallet is happy at something it sees on here for a change!
 
oldschoolkirby said:
That Weyes Blood just didn't click for me, and now I'm seeing it on all these best-of-the-decade lists... what am I missing? Maybe I'll give it one more shot.
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This is me as well. And I've gone back to it multiple times. It's just not my thing I guess. Same is true of the new Angel Olsen.
 
oldschoolkirby said:
That Weyes Blood just didn't click for me, and now I'm seeing it on all these best-of-the-decade lists... what am I missing? Maybe I'll give it one more shot.
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sjaygray said:
This is me as well. And I've gone back to it multiple times. It's just not my thing I guess. Same is true of the new Angel Olsen.
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I didn't find it spectacular either. Best of the decade it definitely isn't
 
Supernaut said:
Guruguru Brain posted this variant of Dhidalah's Threshold on Bandcamp last night.
The standard version's also availble from LiTA here. I'm curious to see what the cosmic splatter looks like.
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Threshold çºç«¯, by Dhidalah

4 track album
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Image of the variant seems to be up now if it wasn't before. I didn't see this post originally but follow the cover artist on IG and he linked to it.
 
oldschoolkirby said:
That Weyes Blood just didn't click for me, and now I'm seeing it on all these best-of-the-decade lists... what am I missing? Maybe I'll give it one more shot.
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I had it as my #1 for a while, but I've moved it WAY down in the past few months. Still in my top 40 or so, but I found more captivating albums this year after moving out of my art pop comfort zone.
 
POGunter said:
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Chris Cornell Super Deluxe Box Set

First ever complete retrospective of Chris Cornell’s career covering Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog, Audioslave and his solo works. This limited edition super deluxe box set includes: 4 CDs, 1 DVD, 7 x 180g Audiophile Colored LPs 88 total tracks / 64 audio tracks (11 unreleased) / 24 videos (2...
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Colored repress just listed today I think. No idea how many they are pressing. I let this slide by last year trying to catch it “on sale”. It sold out fairly quickly and it was gone. Week b4 Black Friday is Not the best timing. Ad blurb says it is only available at artist site. “FREESHIPPING” saves a bit.
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Are the Soundgarden curated around Chris' songwriting credits? I've always loved the way Chris crafts a song apart from Kim. Not that Kim isn't an incredible guitarist, just that sometimes his math-rock, difficult to play on purpose becomes difficult to listen to. I never noticed the difference until Audioslave. And also... $300 for 7 lps is just a little hard to swallow, yes?
 
JTJamFan said:
Are the Soundgarden curated around Chris' songwriting credits? I've always loved the way Chris crafts a song apart from Kim. Not that Kim isn't an incredible guitarist, just that sometimes his math-rock, difficult to play on purpose becomes difficult to listen to. I never noticed the difference until Audioslave. And also... $300 for 7 lps is just a little hard to swallow, yes?
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There was a lot of hype around this when it was first released on black vinyl last year. The new repress is the same from what I can tell except for “colored vinyl” so you can find lots of details on content. The cost reflects the extras (book/prints/box) and IMHO Ume price gouging :-(

Not a lot of new material in box. I personally don’t have any Audioslave vinyl. Last time box was widely available at retail so I was holding out to catch a decent discount. “Limited” being a generally abused term when the actual pressing # isn’t specified.

I eventually went to order (discount in hand) and it was sold out....everywhere. Discogs resellers were doubling the already steep cost so I gave it up. This time it may only be available on artist site if the ad-hype is correct.

The only code I could get to work when I bite the big one was the free shipping code. We are heading into prime shopping season so if they don’t sell out again you may get some relief.
 
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Our Love to Admire - 10th Anniversary (LIMITED EDITION)

Limited-edition clear & white swirl 2LP on 180-gram vinyl! Heavyweight vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket including custom inner sleeves. Digitally remastered 10th Anniversary edition of Interpol's critically acclaimed third studio album Our Love To Admire. Produced by Rich Costey (Muse, Franz...
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Yo! Bum Rush the Show (PICTURE DISC)

Limited edition picture disc! 1987 was the world’s introduction to Chuck D’s powerful lyrics and the comic persona of Flava Flav, sharp scratches from DJ Terminator X, as well as Bomb Squad’s bombastic production. An album of furious resistance and consciousness, 'Yo! Bum Rush The Show' includes...
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Valley of the Dolls O.S.T. - 50th Anniversary (LIMITED EDITION)

Limited-edition pink vinyl LP! Dory and André Previn's score for the kitsch classic Valley of the Dolls is a deliciously campy collection of swinging jazz and pop underpinned with humor and tongue-in-cheek sensuality. Like the film it supports, the music has dated -- it bears all the hallmarks...
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Too Much, Too Soon (LIMITED EDITION)

Limited-edition pink & transparent teal split LP! Too Much Too Soon is the second studio album by The New York Dolls. The group was dissatisfied with the recording of their 1973 self-titled debut album, leading the band's frontman David Johansen to enlist veteran producer Shadow Morton for Too...
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New York Dolls (LIMITED EDITION)

Limited-edition pink & black split vinyl! When the New York Dolls released their debut album in 1973, they managed to be named both "Best New Band" and "Worst Band" in Creem Magazine's annual reader's poll, and it usually takes something special to polarize an audience like that. While New York...
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Look What the Cat Dragged In (PICTURE DISC)

Limited-edition picture disc! Enigma Records took a chance on glam metal giants Poison - a their leap of faith that paid remarkable dividends. Recorded in just 12 days, the band's 1986 debut, Look What The Cat Dragged In, cost just $23,000 (some of which the band funded themselves), but it...
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3 Years, 5 Months, and 2 Days in the Life Of... (LIMITED EDITION)

Limited-edition translucent orange 2LP ! 3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life Of... is the debut album by Arrested Development. It was released in 1992 to widespread critical acclaim, and stood in stark contrast to much of the hip hop around at the time. It helped them become the first rap...
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sorcerer said:
As someone who has TOTBL in their top 5, I think OLTA is really underrated. Like, it still gets its praise but I see most people rank Antics above it, and I disagree completely. To me, Antics is just a collection of really good songs without much cohesion as a project. OLTA has a pretty similar level of atmosphere that TOTBL has, and it seems to be a much more fully realized album.

Also "All Fired Up" fucking rocks.
Hope they give TOTBL some proper reissue treatment soon. I know they must be sick to death of hearing about that album, but a 2xLP 45RPM pressing would be perfect.
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I LOVE this album...I grabbed the smoke version 2 years back and have no complaints
 
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Locust Abortion Technician Exclusive LP

A Newbury Comics exclusive color vinyl pressing. Locust Abortion Technican is the Butthole Surfer's wild third full length album. Originally released in 1987, the classic and influential album captures the band at their peak, drawing from punk, rock, psychedelic and experimental influences for a...
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WARM / WARMER (dBpm Records) features 22 songs by Jeff Tweedy, including the bonus track, "Drawing From Memory (Charlie)".

This double album package is a limited edition splatter color vinyl. Packaging features a gatefold LP bound like an art book in a linen fabric with metallic embossing, tipped on images and a full book of lyrics, photos and liner notes by George Saunders.

Produced by Jeff Tweedy and Tom Schick at The Loft (Chicago, IL). Mastered by Bob Ludwig at Gateway Mastering (Portland, ME).

All physical album purchases will include a free digital download.

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Warm/Warmer LTD ED Splatter 2x Vinyl LP Set

WARM / WARMER (dBpm Records) features 22 songs by Jeff Tweedy, including the bonus track, "Drawing From Memory (Charlie)". This double album package is a limited edition splatter color vinyl. Packaging features a gatefold LP bound like an art book in a linen fabric with metallic embossing...
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Every Hero Needs A Villain (Limited Splatter Vinyl) (2xLP)

PRESSED ON SPLATTER-COLORED VINYL! Limited to 500 copies (Get On Down has 250, Newbury Comics has 250) SHIPPING NOW! CZARFACE - Wu-Tang founding MC Inspectah Deck and veteran duo 7L & Esoteric's sophomore album Every Hero Needs A Villain was originally released in 2015 on Brick Records, and...
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Hello N&G - Wanted to let you know about our next release. Want to find out more about Soul Step Records? Come visit our thread in the vinyl clubs section.

We are back with our THIRD release with Nasvhille’s Pet Envy. Nashville being music city is primarily known for its country music. Pet Envy is putting Nashville on the map for their unique brand of indie pop.

Soul Step Records proudly announces SSR-056, Pet Envy’s newest vinyl release, “Middleman / Rerun.” This 45 is an incredible release full of Nashville Sweet and Sticky Indie Pop.Pet Envy, for fans of early Talking Heads, Matt & Kim, and Ra Ra Riot. This double A-Side 45 has got it all.

“Middleman” is a brooding track that showcases the back and forth vocals of Shelbi Albert and Jake Diggity - a slow burning bruiser that builds to a satisfying peak.

“Rerun” is the scorching track that is on the flip side. Strong guitar work that still has shades of their earlier R&B influenced music. A great sing-along that will get any party jumping.

Available to Soul Step Subscribers on November 30th and to the general public on December 1st. There will be a limited to 100 variant of this vinyl on Creamsicle Orange vinyl. The remaining run will be on Black vinyl.


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