Record Store Day 2023

[bdm105]

Has anyone seen the Arlie EP or the Larry lovestein 10”? Struck out on those

I'm in line and can grab it. You want ?

 

[bdm105]

Got about 5 min left

 

[waruv]

Got about 5 min left

If you grab it and Tony declines, I’ll take it. But I’d defer to Tony or if anyone posted in the other thread for it

 

[Dead C]

Got about 5 min left

If you want to pick it up for them and they don't need it, I'll buy it. That way they won't miss out, but you also won't get stuck if they don't

 

[bdm105]

Got taken right in front of me. Sorry

 

[bdm105]

I'm broke.

Grateful Dead, both Muddy Waters, both Archie Shepp, Isbell, Stevie Knicks, Billy Joel, Sigur Ros, and Howlin Wolf. Only thing they were out of was The Black Keys which I'd be shocked if I can't get online

 

[Dead C]

There's a lot of stuff I'd like, but am gambling that most of it will be available later. For example, based on history, Jonathan Richman is usually gettable later, even though it's usually top of my list. I just dumped a good amount of change flying to Berkely for a 3-night run of Phish shows, so I'm trying to zero in on the stuff on my list I think might be hard to find later.

Taylor Swift seems to be flying off the shelves even with those pressing numbers, but I'm gonna try anyway. My sister is such a hardcore fan, she's flying to Nashville to see her. She's tried to explain the fanbase to me and it always sounds like she's describing Phish. Secret messages and hints to interpret. Ticket lotteries and a network of friends across the country working together to secure tickets. Parts where the crowd sings along. I always tell her, "Yeah. I hear you, but none of this sounds unfamiliar to me." It gives me an idea of how in it some of them really are, though.

 

[tvham]

There's a lot of stuff I'd like, but am gambling that most of it will be available later. For example, based on history, Jonathan Richman is usually gettable later, even though it's usually top of my list. I just dumped a good amount of change flying to Berkely for a 3-night run of Phish shows, so I'm trying to zero in on the stuff on my list I think might be hard to find later.

Taylor Swift seems to be flying off the shelves even with those pressing numbers, but I'm gonna try anyway. My sister is such a hardcore fan, she's flying to Nashville to see her. She's tried to explain the fanbase to me and it always sounds like she's describing Phish. Secret messages and hints to interpret. Ticket lotteries and a network of friends across the country working together to secure tickets. Parts where the crowd sings along. I always tell her, "Yeah. I hear you, but none of this sounds unfamiliar to me." It gives me an idea of how in it some of them really are, though.

I'm also hoping to get Taylor online tomorrow. If by some chance she sells 75k in one day I think for sure they repress it in some form - she's way too savvy a businesswoman to leave all that cash on the table.

 

[tonythegamer]

I'm in line and can grab it. You want ?

I did want them sorry I wasn’t by my phone. Seems like you struck out where you were at for both of them?

 

[Colonel4Bin]

For those interested in the Blakey, it’s rather interesting…personally not what I expected at all. Very lo-fi recording and has a vocalist (Andy Bey), which I didn’t realize before buying. Just a heads up, probably great for completists, but not necessarily what I was expecting as a general Blakey fan.

 

[Djxfactor511]

For those interested in the Blakey, it’s rather interesting…personally not what I expected at all. Very lo-fi recording and has a vocalist (Andy Bey), which I didn’t realize before buying. Just a heads up, probably great for completists, but not necessarily what I was expecting as a general Blakey fan.

I'm not the best vocal jazz guy but a big Blakey guy. Still worth?

 

[bdm105]

I did want them sorry I wasn’t by my phone. Seems like you struck out where you were at for both of them?

Not sure about the other but my store had 1 copy of arlie and it went as I got in. Sorry dude

 

[lonestarlahr]

One more shop to hit up, but I got my three must-have (Roy Ayers, New York Noise, Gipsy Rhumba) and a few extras.



I was responsible and left all my tier-two wants on the shelves as there were ample copies.

 

[Colonel4Bin]

I'm not the best vocal jazz guy but a big Blakey guy. Still worth?

Personally disappointed by it, but you may not be. Just wasn’t what I was expecting, tbh. I love Blakey, but didn’t think the recording/performance was necessarily up to the hype that it was described as. I understand the historical significance of it being the only recording by that iteration, but the sound was pretty rough.

 

[Russ I]

Posted in the RSD Help thread but I'll post here as well since there's more traffic . Shut out at my local. Looking for:

Son Volt - Day of the Doug

T-Swizzle - The Long Pond Studio Sessions

 

[Vinyl&Kicks86]

money is tight for me this RSD the only thing i must get is the Scott Weiland LP hopefully i will be able to purchase it online tomorrow.

 

[waruv]

The John Craigie was a folky treat. For those unfamiliar he will cover Beatles albums in full interspersing stories and historical facts (or fact like substances) between the songs. Really fun listen recorded from a live show.

On to Shires/Isbell

 

[tonythegamer]

Not sure about the other but my store had 1 copy of arlie and it went as I got in. Sorry dude

Thanks for trying!

 

[Colonel4Bin]

Sun Ra - Live at Haverford is a really nice listen. Solo Rhodes performance. Might have some non-fill of Side A, but may also be the recording itself.

 

[Portland Sheriff]

3 for 3 and a pretty chill experience at a small shop that gets very low RSD quantities overall, but almost always gets the jazz titles, and very few of their customers are into jazz, and the local jazz heads don’t seem to know this shop gets jazz titles. Showed up at 10.30 for 11am opening. About 10th in line, with 20-30 people behind me. Two years ago I was first and only customer when I waltzedup at 11am opening.