debianlinux
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Mine stays in place, bro. Same for the 10" cover.
Pre-Order Thread
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TrainFan73
Frothy
I just hold them by the center and dry both sides at once.
TrainFan73
Frothy
I also have a spin clean.
i mean I have a belt drive table and just need to press a button too...
Russ I
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I received this yesterday and am spinning it now. Sounds great and the red vinyl is flat and quiet. Origins aside, I never would have questioned this based on just listening to it, and it's the only Khruangbin album I own, it's a keeper.
MikeH
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Nice! I have the Live at Lincoln Hall record of theirs and i think I only need one live album of theirs but good to know it sounds good!
TenderLovingKiller®
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LOL, I knew this was coming.
Russ I
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Did a search and didn't see anything about this release, so posting it here. Coming out next week, and available for a listen on Bandcamp. It's got a pretty interesting indie-country vibe.
Le Ren - Morning and Melancholia (EP)
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Le Ren - Morning and Melancholia (EP)
Morning & Melancholia - Le Ren | Secretly Store
serotonein
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I was confused by it at first, too, but then read closely on the Bandcamp page - it's a pre-order notice for the *digital* release
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Yup. The “sold out” vinyl listed appears to be the same color as the originally listed Vinyl. I don’t think they reissued and wax at this point. Maybe one is coming and hasn’t dropped yet.
TheThinWhiteDuke
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I swear everything I preorder from now on I will investigate in depth to make sure it isn't serviced by Musictoday II and if it is, not only will I not make the order, but I will email them to ask if they can go fuck themselves.
Russ I
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- Dire Straits - Studio Albums 1978-1991
Dire Straits:Studio Albums 1978-1991,LP,ROCK
www.bullmoose.com
From the listing: Bernie Grundman mastered the first four titles from analogue masters, with lacquers cut by Grundman and Chris Bellman; Brothers in Arms and On Every Street mastered by Bob Ludwig from digital masters, and cut by Chris Bellman. All are pressed on beautiful 180gm vinyl. The CD running order with full length versions of the tracks have been restored to Brothers In Arms, now presented as a 2xLP set, as well as a double vinyl of On Every Street.
EDIT: Looking on Discogs, I guess this will be a reissue of a box set from 2013. Ride the vinyl craze...
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Sebastian
It’s Wool…
That looks better than the album sounds
I would propose that someone looking for a 12-inch experience from a 7-inch record is clearly not going to be happy.
It’s like someone eating a snack who thinks it should be dinner. They’re different listening experiences and should be approached as such.
Sometimes a good snack is just really awesome. Sometimes you need a quick boost of energy or something soothing to calm the nerves. Or maybe you need a bite of something that you know is absolutely going to taste damned delicious without having to slog through a long meal to find it.
You feel me? I’m not the guy sitting on my couch for a couple of hours getting up every two minutes to flip 45s.
But give me an amuse-bouche every so often to mix up the flavors, add a pop, change the mood, cleanse the palette, or make things non-routine and interesting.
Enjoy 7-inchers for the special, cool things they are (which are not 12-inchers!).
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Corycm
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7” are the ultimate party crate. I love a DJ doing an all-45s set.
Viking Dan
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Practicality is overrated.
If I was being practical, would I be buying copious numbers easily damaged, hard to store 12 inch discs of vinyl, So I can listen to music?
NathanRicaud
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Omg, absolutely love that too when DJ’s play funky music and they are all 45s!!! 7” really do get the party going!
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NathanRicaud
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@Lee Newman - Imagine us going to a nice funky chic bar on the beach, during a warm night, and the DJ is playing funky jams like:
Slave’s “Watching You”
Loose Ends’ “Hangin’ On A String”
Kashif’s “I Just Gotta Have You”,
Howard Johnson’s “So Fine”
TaGardner’s “Heartbeat”
Positive Force’s “We Got The Funk”
Don Blackman’s “Hearst’s Desire”
And both of us are sipping on cocktails and eating tacos and are just having the best time! If I want to go to a block party or to a funky bar on a warm night, it would be with you!
🏖
And omg, imagine if Gilles Peterson or like Larry Levan was the DJ there! We would both be in heaven!
Slave’s “Watching You”
Loose Ends’ “Hangin’ On A String”
Kashif’s “I Just Gotta Have You”,
Howard Johnson’s “So Fine”
TaGardner’s “Heartbeat”
Positive Force’s “We Got The Funk”
Don Blackman’s “Hearst’s Desire”
And both of us are sipping on cocktails and eating tacos and are just having the best time! If I want to go to a block party or to a funky bar on a warm night, it would be with you!
🏖And omg, imagine if Gilles Peterson or like Larry Levan was the DJ there! We would both be in heaven!
oh, god. my little brother is going to annoy the crap out of me into getting this for him even though he doesn't actually collect vinyl records at all
Ha, so does that mean what they sell will also be warped?
i mean, to be fair, it's very hard to fix a record warp for a video that's due on an immediate deadline, so i can bypass that imo. now, an abundance of typos on a lyrical sheet on the other hand, that's another thing..
I've been looking for this album for a decent price for a while now... but tired of this ridic reissue price. Plus side - all the originals seem to have dropped a bit.
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Tasogare
Reissue of Mai Yamane's debut album in which Makoto Matsushita arranged all songs! Released in 1980, this work is Makoto Matsushita's first produced work. This is a city pop masterpiece of Mai Yamane, a talented female singer who later played a role in recording and live perfor
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