Has anyone heard of http://vnyl.org/?
I think it was mentioned in a "terrible ideas" thread but it turns out that it is actually a great idea if you want to find a way to trick people into buying $1.50 worth of records for $25.00 (which I believe is the subscription cost).
http://www.stereogum.com/1801049/vnyl-sliding-why-the-netflix-for-vinyl-service-is-such-a-mess/franchises/essay/
Apparently no matter who you indicate as your favorite artists, they'll just send you a random three common 70s thrift shop records and then play dumb if that upsets you. They don't accept returns.
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:33 (two years ago) Permalink
http://www.recordstoreday.com/
― example (crüt), Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:35 (two years ago) Permalink
https://twitter.com/themattbates/status/594284588257579008/photo/1
― skip, Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:40 (two years ago) Permalink
good lord
― Mr. Murphy in the wine bar. (Sufjan Grafton), Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:43 (two years ago) Permalink
http://www.shugarecords.com/
― sleeve, Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:45 (two years ago) Permalink
http://www.better-records.com/dept.asp?dept_id=14-015-034
http://www.artvinyl.com/
― anthony braxton diamond geezer (anagram), Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:56 (two years ago) Permalink
the second hand rack in the one Urban Outfitters store I've browsed was 98% dogshit and sold everything for £6 but I was happy enough with the Heavy Metal Kids LP I got for that price
― pull blart, maul cops (DJ Mencap), Thursday, 14 May 2015 14:57 (two years ago) Permalink
― anthony braxton diamond geezer (anagram), Thursday, May 14, 2015 2:56 PM (2 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
the branch of (UK odds'n'ends austerity store) Home Bargains near my house sells 12" frames for £1.99 if anyone fancies displaying some LPs on their wall but isn't a profligate moron who thinks that £39 is good value for such a thing
― pull blart, maul cops (DJ Mencap), Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:02 (two years ago) Permalink
Seriously, how is this a thing?
― austinato (Austin), Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:12 (two years ago) Permalink
Which one?
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:20 (two years ago) Permalink
On my twittefeed I keep getting a "Get xx number of indie singles from new acts each month, pre-chosen for youx" subscription service.
I mean, why would I?
(I'd post the link, but it's not there at the mo)
I dare-say a bunch of you music writers would pay a monthly fee to not receive etc, but.
― Mark G, Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:30 (two years ago) Permalink
the second hand rack in the one Urban Outfitters store I've browsed was 98% dogshit and sold everything for £6 but I was happy enough with the Heavy Metal Kids LP I got for that price― pull blart, maul cops (DJ Mencap), Thursday, May 14, 2015 2:57 PM (32 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
― pull blart, maul cops (DJ Mencap), Thursday, May 14, 2015 2:57 PM (32 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink
If that's the one at Marble Arch, all the second-hand stuff has gone, leaving only the 180g represses..
― Mark G, Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:32 (two years ago) Permalink
nah it was in Cardiff and yeah it's just moderately overpriced new stuff now so presumably such is the case with all their stores
― pull blart, maul cops (DJ Mencap), Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:34 (two years ago) Permalink
This is more silly than scam, I guess, but ...
http://vinylmeplease.com/how-it-works/
"Custom cocktail pairing recipes"
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:37 (two years ago) Permalink
It's...pretty exclusive. Request your invite today.
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:39 (two years ago) Permalink
Wow. This is so depressing.
― MikoMcha, Thursday, 14 May 2015 15:53 (two years ago) Permalink
need that custom youth lagoon record for $27
― Mr. Murphy in the wine bar. (Sufjan Grafton), Thursday, 14 May 2015 16:06 (two years ago) Permalink
lol these are all pretty great
― k3vin k., Thursday, 14 May 2015 16:11 (two years ago) Permalink
the VNYL scam is amazing, the robotic 500 days of summer tone of their con artistry is brilliant
― ceres, Thursday, 14 May 2015 16:18 (two years ago) Permalink
http://www.homebargains.co.uk/products/10407-rock-it-records-12-album-sleeve-frame-case-of-12.aspx
"Our price: £23.88"
(for 12!)
we have those expensive frames in the office, filled with U2 and Bob Marley sleeves.
― koogs, Thursday, 14 May 2015 16:23 (two years ago) Permalink
That girl on the front page of VNYL. So excited! So naive! Such a perfectly sad thing! Ugh
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 17:03 (two years ago) Permalink
Not to mention the really poorly executed record-face meme thing with the fka twigs. Just.. no.
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 17:05 (two years ago) Permalink
https://twitter.com/ajakober/status/598701455080431616
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 17:10 (two years ago) Permalink
wasn't there a thread on ILM started by someone looking into setting up something like this a few months ago ?
had a revival a little after, but to little avail.
― mark e, Thursday, 14 May 2015 17:14 (two years ago) Permalink
yes, there was
What are your thoughts on a new project I'm working on: Wax & Stamp - a vinyl subscription club (UK)
― sleeve, Thursday, 14 May 2015 17:19 (two years ago) Permalink
WTF
https://twitter.com/gotvnyl/status/598911277952557057
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:19 (two years ago) Permalink
That is NOT Doug Martsch...
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:22 (two years ago) Permalink
Am I crazy here? Are they trying to trick people into thinking that's Doug Martsch, or did this dude trick them?
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:27 (two years ago) Permalink
maybe that guy's name is also doug martsch
― k3vin k., Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:38 (two years ago) Permalink
Parody account.
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:51 (two years ago) Permalink
Real one's GETvinyl not got. Still sux.
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 18:52 (two years ago) Permalink
any evidence that VNYL is actually a successful rip-off, or just a would-be rip-off?
it seems sort of tone-deaf to me.
― he quipped with heat (amateurist), Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:01 (two years ago) Permalink
Maybe it will inadvertently lead to a lounge/easy listening revival in a couple years.
― ©Oz Quiz© (Adam Bruneau), Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:02 (two years ago) Permalink
Is there any evidence that anyone's gotten something besides thrift store garbage from VYNL?
― SCHLITZ MIXED BAG (Sparkle Motion), Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:36 (two years ago) Permalink
Nope. Even with the happy customers.
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:39 (two years ago) Permalink
I was replying quickly on my phone earlier, so my initial response was to the first one, but it truly is disheartening to see so many.
What happened to vinyl fans being diggers? I remember when I first got into vinyl, it was just instinctual to hit second hand stores. Has common sense gone out the window in order to make room for this renewed interest in vinyl?
― austinato (Austin), Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:54 (two years ago) Permalink
lol crut
― markers, Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:55 (two years ago) Permalink
Hey, jefferson airplane is not garbage u dummies
― yeovil knievel (NickB), Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:57 (two years ago) Permalink
as a new vinyl buyer i will say that i have been to many second-hand shops over the last 5 years and the selections - esp re what i'm looking for - tend to be really really bad. otoh if yr in the market for a jefferson airplane album this is a golden time to be alive.
― Mordy, Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:58 (two years ago) Permalink
most of the good vinyl i've gotten have been donations from relatives, finding stuff on ebay, and -- eek - paying full price for some new reissue
― Mordy, Thursday, 14 May 2015 19:59 (two years ago) Permalink
Airplane may not suck, but it is an easy, 25¢ thrift store find.
And yeah, genuinely *GREAT* stuff is not going to be found in thrift stores. But when everything's a quarter, you have to expect Cat Stevens, not Velvet Underground.
― austinato (Austin), Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:03 (two years ago) Permalink
I guess burning n00bs will never get old.
― austinato (Austin), Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:19 (two years ago) Permalink
dying at the stereogum VNYL story, had not heard of this amazing scam. i'm imagining someone having some kind of account difficulty, they can't turn it off, lost password, and every month three more England Dan & John Ford Coley LPs show up, with "#LazySunday" stickers on the front, because of their interest in Sleater-Kinney, Meat Beat Manifesto and Sun Ra. they run out of places to put them, local stores have them on the blacklist, city sanitation crews rip them out of the trash and hurl them back under their doors. and yet they keep coming. endless England Dan & John Ford Coley. eventually a fire starts and they die of poisonous vinyl fumes. all for only $25 a month --- thanks, kickstarter and #VYNL!
― Doctor Casino, Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:19 (two years ago) Permalink
i've always wanted to buy a dog eared copies of Sesame Street's The Muppet Musicians of Bremen and a Perry Como compilation for 25 bucks
― Hammer Smashed Bagels, Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:19 (two years ago) Permalink
the best part of the kickstarter economy part of the story is that nobody bothered to see if pay-for-records is legal, so it's now technically pay-for-whatever
the fact that they have no actual curation and it's just backstock and secondhand garbage is icing
― ultimate american sock (mh), Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:26 (two years ago) Permalink
Quoting the owner:
“It fucking sucks when we disappoint our members. We honestly feel incredibly sad when a member doesn’t like what we sent. That sucks for them and also for us. It’s like you just spent all this time planning out what you think is an awesome surprise gift idea for someone and then they can’t mask the look of disappointment when they open it up right in front of you. It’s completely deflating. Unfortunately, this comes with the territory of being a human curated service."
I imagine in the back of his mind he's thinking: "Nailed it! Just got to stay in character, then nobody can call us out! It's all subjective, I'll say. As long as enough r/vinyl or Urban Outfitters type kids keep subscribing we should be just fine."
― Evan, Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:27 (two years ago) Permalink
If this was mine I'd just buy the contents of a record store that is going out of business with the kickstarter money and pay someone to put four random records that aren't too beat up in an envelope monthly
that'd be like a half-dozen kids working minimum wage for a couple days per month maximum right?
― ultimate american sock (mh), Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:29 (two years ago) Permalink
https://media.wnyc.org/media/photologue/images/a7/yourfavoritexmas3_firestone722.jpg
My #XmasVibes arrived! Nice clean copy. No flood damage!
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:31 (two years ago) Permalink
^Might be U.S.-centric
― andrew m., Thursday, 14 May 2015 20:32 (two years ago) Permalink
so is there any legit reason to be bummed about new vinyl reissues that are sourced from CD rather than remastered from the original analog tapes?
― Lee626, Thursday, 12 April 2018 12:55 (one week ago) Permalink
i dunno, i just kinda wonder why people would bother getting the vinyl instead of the cd now if the source is digital. if there is a cd. which isn't a given these days.the cd is probably going to be a lot cheaper.
the difference to me with 70s digital releases is that the process was designed for lp. recorded digitally but made for vinyl. by people who were VERY good at what they did. the best actually. now a lot of cd recordings are kind of thrown onto vinyl without a lot of work put into them. the vinyl is of varying quality. mastering can be rushed.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:04 (one week ago) Permalink
like most things in life, the quality of the product is really a case of how much time and effort (and expertise) was put into making it. but 9 times out of 10, most people aren't going to care or notice. a digital recording slapped onto vinyl is still going to sound okay.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:06 (one week ago) Permalink
i do get bugged when a fancy new reissue doesn't have a cd option. someone revived that trad gras thread and i remember being so happy that there was a cheap 3-CD option for the boxed set that came out. 20 dollars -vs- 70 dollars. and you can STILL get that 3-CD set online for under 20 bucks. the vinyl box will cost you 100+ now.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:11 (one week ago) Permalink
i like to save money when i can. which is why i bought so much new vinyl in the 90s. because it was always so much cheaper than the cd. and then i made a killing selling it all again on ebay years later...
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:12 (one week ago) Permalink
every new reissue i've bought has had a digital download, which may as well be a free cd. for me it's better as i haven't regularly used a cd player in 10+ years.
― Hazy Maze Cave (Adam Bruneau), Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:18 (one week ago) Permalink
i've actually heard enough great-sounding CDs to be convinced there's nothing inherent about digital recording that makes it sound harsh or lacking in warmth. but i've also done enough recording with both analog and digital gear to know that digital is very unforgiving if you don't have everything set optimally.
yeah that was a great time in the '90s when nobody wanted vinyl and stores and it was all sold off for cheap. Why didn't I buy all 20 copies of Paul's Boutique that were sitting in the cutout bin for a year for $1.99 each?
― Lee626, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:22 (one week ago) Permalink
yeah, this is true and it makes sense for most people. buy the vinyl and have a digital version. i just prefer CDs and don't have a proper audio set-up for my computer. so i don't really listen to stuff that way.
x-post
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:23 (one week ago) Permalink
"Why didn't I buy all 20 copies of Paul's Boutique that were sitting in the cutout bin for a year for $1.99 each?"
i've mentioned that very example on ilm more than once. strawberries in philly had tons of them in the clearance bin. i bought exactly one.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:25 (one week ago) Permalink
i remember multiple copies of that Dead Man soundtrack too. oof...
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:26 (one week ago) Permalink
i remember when Grand Royal went out of business and was selling off its stuff for super low prices. i only got 2 Pizzicato Five 12"s, really should've loaded up on records.
― Hazy Maze Cave (Adam Bruneau), Thursday, 12 April 2018 13:27 (one week ago) Permalink
what were some other early '90s LPs that sell for megacash now? I quickly thought of Nevermind, but unlike Paul's Boutique it was a huge seller from almost the start so it didn't build up in bargain bins.
― Lee626, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:05 (one week ago) Permalink
there was that time period where the market was split between cd/cassette/vinyl with vinyl quickly diminishing and vinyl got the shortest numbers
― alvin noto (mh), Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:13 (one week ago) Permalink
Robbie Fulks' recent blog is a really good analog vs. digital piece that's balanced (and written by someone with real experience with both)
― The Desus & Mero Chain (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:20 (one week ago) Permalink
http://www.robbiefulks.com/blog/
"what were some other early '90s LPs that sell for megacash now?"
so many. thousands. it's a scarcity thing. i dug out a copy of the first widespread panic album from a box in the store basement last week and its an easy 100 to 200.
but really any band with any kind of following now that put out vinyl in the 80s and 90s probably has some $$$ vinyl out there. nobody bought it. or, you know, a thousand people bought it. and everyone else bought the CD.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:44 (one week ago) Permalink
you would also have the situation where the vinyl would only come out in one place for whatever reason. i had a dream theater album that ONLY came out in germany in 1994. stuff like that. $$$.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:47 (one week ago) Permalink
i remember that grand royal sale. but by the time i was even browsing it it was down to pizzicato 5 singles, and ummm.... a sean lennon album maybe? the bran van 3000 lp that didn't have "drinkin' in LA" ? you had to be real on the ball.
― explosion from DOOM courtesy of id software (Doctor Casino), Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:47 (one week ago) Permalink
that most reviled of used CDs, REM's Monster, sells for a little chunk of dough iirc. Lots of stuff from that time.
― ian, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:48 (one week ago) Permalink
this is an interview along the same lines as ums's link, although more geared toward mastering for vinyl:http://www.roberthenke.com/interviews/mastering.html
for a lot of the european/techno/electronic releases I like, anything mastered at dubplates&mastering is pretty much guaranteed to be excellent
― alvin noto (mh), Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:48 (one week ago) Permalink
SO many dollar CDs that sell for a ton on vinyl. sucks to be a fan of things.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:56 (one week ago) Permalink
a lot of the stuff that sells for a ton on CD now is music you would never think of in a million years. some aor rock album from the 70s reissued for five seconds in japan in 1996 and never reissued again. hundreds of dollars. again, some dollar bin record on vinyl.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 14:59 (one week ago) Permalink
Beta Band, Mogwai, Cake, Eels, Pearl Jam, Pumpkins, Yo La Tengo, National, Nick Cave, Tortoise, GbV... All that stuff that wasn't even that rare at the time was selling like crazy 5-10 years ago. It went down a bit but it always surprised me pretty regular stuff like the above went for 40, 50, 60 a pop and higher.
― lbi's life of limitless european glamour (Le Bateau Ivre), Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:01 (one week ago) Permalink
(first IDM wave records too)
― lbi's life of limitless european glamour (Le Bateau Ivre), Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:02 (one week ago) Permalink
oh and Mo'Wax/UNKLE etc. That was madness for a while
― lbi's life of limitless european glamour (Le Bateau Ivre), Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:03 (one week ago) Permalink
Stuff I've sold on Discogs in the past 18 months for GBP 100 or more, in descending order - 7" unless flagged otherwise:
dib cochran & the earwigs - oh babylarry lurex - I can hear musicroy castle - record breakerblitzkrieg bop - let's goshina williams & his african percussionists - agboju logun (12")the klf - chill out (LP)dolly mixture - demonstration tapes (LP)jonathan jr - hangin' on to you (12")angelo & eighteen - midnight flightsmoke - dreams of dreamsqueen - keep yourself alive (promo)donna gaines (donna summer) - sally go round the rosesmillionaires - never for megeorgie fame - somebody stole my thunder
and from GBP 75-99, all 7":
jungle brothers 40 below troopersandie jones - music of loveya ho wha 13 - the last chant / awakengarland green - ain't that good enough / love now pay latergladys knight & the pips - take me in your arms and love me (promo)nolan porter - if I could only be sure / work it out in the morninglevi jackson - this beautiful daypaul st. john - flying saucers have landedslade - merry xmas everybody (promo sleeve)creations - footsteps / a dreamjoubert singers - stand on the word
― mike t-diva, Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:13 (one week ago) Permalink
ah man I assume this must've been the Mortonsound version if it went for that much -
blitzkrieg bop - let's go
but I love that record. Not enough to pay £200+ for it though.
― Colonel Poo, Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:37 (one week ago) Permalink
40 below trooper on 7-inch is dope. i only have the 12-inch.
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:40 (one week ago) Permalink
I got a Duster (90s band) album for cheap off Amazon or something in 2010... now it goes for $250. Found a Duster 7" in a bin at Gimme Gimme in NYC (now closed/moved) for $8 now goes for $60. Sometimes forgotten bands just explode with a sudden cult following.
― Evan, Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:44 (one week ago) Permalink
Yeah, the Blitzkrieg Bop is indeed on Mortonsound, and the Jungle Brothers is the rare German 7".
― mike t-diva, Thursday, 12 April 2018 15:58 (one week ago) Permalink
Britpop/ Britrock stuff does well too: £80 if you have a vinyl copy of the Verve's first album, £35 for Pulp 12" singles etc.
― Thomas NAGL (Neil S), Thursday, 12 April 2018 16:25 (one week ago) Permalink
Off the top of my head, '90s LPs that we sold secondhand for big money (i.e £50-£100 and upwards) over recent years at the record shop I worked at included...
Take That - Take That & PartySpice Girls - can't remember which, but Spiceworld seems to be the bigger collectible on vinylAlanis Morissette - Jagged Little PillRadiohead - OK Computer
Proving that even multi-million selling status does not preclude LP scarcity from that era. I also recall a copy of Reef's Replenish on LP selling for very good money very quickly, which surprised me as I didn't think their status warranted such value.
― brain (krakow), Thursday, 12 April 2018 16:33 (one week ago) Permalink
someone explain this service to me. i'm dumb:
https://www.diggersfactory.com/
― scott seward, Thursday, 12 April 2018 16:45 (one week ago) Permalink
I recall it being very hard to find vinyl in the last year or two before being completely wound down (don't remember exactly which year it was). By then the labels wouldn't accept returns of vinyl, so most stores didn't want to stock it. The labels still pressed a very small batch of 45s and LPs to coincide with a record's hoped-for chart run, and that was it. Most record stores in my area had already dropped vinyl completely by then; I had to go to indie shops to find it, and their stocks were limited. I think Tower still had a small vinyl section too, but their stores were a half hour drive away from home. I did buy quite a few now-valuable records during the waning days of the (first?) vinyl era, including the last two krakow mentioned.
― Lee626, Thursday, 12 April 2018 17:00 (one week ago) Permalink
xp kickstarter to press a record
― brendon urine (diamonddave85), Thursday, 12 April 2018 18:45 (one week ago) Permalink
oof indeed. this was my holy grail record til i bought a bootleg now i'm cool
― brendon urine (diamonddave85), Thursday, 12 April 2018 18:46 (one week ago) Permalink
Quality control on some domestic 90s Major Label vinyl was pretty iffy. I think I've told this story on here before (maybe even upthread?), but I remember my sister picking Stevie Ray Vaughan's The Sky Is Crying on vinyl (IIRC, it was his last LP to be released on vinyl stateside) on release day in '91. Back home on the turntable the record skipped numerous times, even after changing needles. She took it back the next day to exchange for another copy, but the clerk went through a few others off the rack on their system and they were all fucked the same way.
Fast Forward about 20 years: I'm in another record store with my sister, and we see them attempting to sell a couple sealed The Sky Is Cryings for $75-100* apeice. We look at each other all like "Somebody's gonna get screwed here."
*Checking discogs now, and the cheapest copy from an American dealer is a $60 used VG+ edition.
― Making Plans For Sturgill (C. Grisso/McCain), Thursday, 12 April 2018 19:06 (one week ago) Permalink
poor seller doesnt realize he's actually selling mint dogpile
― Tapes 'n Tapes of Osho (Sufjan Grafton), Thursday, 12 April 2018 21:42 (one week ago) Permalink
I've got a bunch of vinyl from that early-to-mid 90s period (Kyuss, various hip-hop rand records, death metal) and the quality is certainly patchy. My copy of Sky Valley sounds heartbreakingly thin and weedy.
― The shard-borne beetle with his drowsy hums (Chinaski), Friday, 13 April 2018 15:02 (one week ago) Permalink
No idea what hip-hop rand records was supposed to be. A South African niche, obvs.
― The shard-borne beetle with his drowsy hums (Chinaski), Friday, 13 April 2018 15:03 (one week ago) Permalink
I have to say my OG copy of Nevermind, purchased week of release, when I was 16, still sounds heavenly.
― Lou Grant, the Iranian cinema of late '70s TV (stevie), Saturday, 14 April 2018 14:47 (one week ago) Permalink
That rules. I have an OG copy that sounds splendid as well.
― brimstead, Saturday, 14 April 2018 15:48 (one week ago) Permalink
super jealous of yall. my og cd is no doubt scratched to hell in a landfill somewhere with the liner notes & packaging in another landfill and the plastic case long since shattered into a million fragments.
― Hazy Maze Cave (Adam Bruneau), Saturday, 14 April 2018 15:59 (one week ago) Permalink
my OG CD sounds better than the remaster imo, but it still doesn't have "Endless, Nameless" :(
― like æ duce says, smell my anvil vapre (Whiney G. Weingarten), Saturday, 14 April 2018 16:29 (one week ago) Permalink
woah, there were CDs without Endless Nameless?
― Lou Grant, the Iranian cinema of late '70s TV (stevie), Saturday, 14 April 2018 23:15 (one week ago) Permalink
First 50,000 iirc
― like æ duce says, smell my anvil vapre (Whiney G. Weingarten), Saturday, 14 April 2018 23:43 (one week ago) Permalink
Yeah, theoretically quite valuable.
My 'In Utero' doesn't have that rubbing alcohol track, but hey its rub.
― Mark G, Sunday, 15 April 2018 10:18 (one week ago) Permalink
It’s prolly not valuable (there’s 50,000 of them) but it’s cool to have,
― like æ duce says, smell my anvil vapre (Whiney G. Weingarten), Sunday, 15 April 2018 13:52 (one week ago) Permalink
I got the same when I bought it back then, no bonus track. Not valuable though
― lbi's life of limitless european glamour (Le Bateau Ivre), Sunday, 15 April 2018 13:55 (one week ago) Permalink
I'm always prattling on about this, but the Mobile Fidelity CD of Nevermind sounds amazing.
― brimstead, Sunday, 15 April 2018 17:44 (one week ago) Permalink