Pre-Order Thread

DevonJD said:
Never listened to this band, but I love that cover art
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Back when I was a member of the record club that shall not be named, they had that album as one of their add-ons. I thought the title and band name were neat, so I blind bought it. I now own ten of their albums (still missing a couple) and saw them live last year before the world ended. It was a worthwhile investment in my opinion.
 
dbarila said:
Black Keys is one of those bands I'm kind of over. But looking at this tracklist this album had some good stuff on it.
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Their latest stuff is definitely meh at best, but Brothers is an all-time fave for me. As overplayed as it is, the breakdown in Tighten Up is amazing, and the last three tracks on the record bring it home every time.
blenoxsmith said:
Agreed, agreed. IMO they are best consumed live. Seeing two people create that much sound with that much energy is great, similar to Japandroids (although I listen to Japandroid albums regularly, unlike Black Keys).
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Seen them twice in big arena shows... would love to see them in a smaller venue someday!
 
dbarila said:
My favorite stretch is actually Magic Potion through El Camino. I actually could never get in to Rubber Factory.
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Rubber Factory and Thickfreakness were and continue to be the only Black Keys albums I will ever need to own. They are good at crafting music and I understand why they are one of the very few modern guitar rock bands that still garner attention. The more they expanded their sound the less interest I had.
 
TenderLovingKiller® said:
Rubber Factory and Thickfreakness were and continue to be the only Black Keys albums I will ever need to own. They are good at crafting music and I understand why they are one of the very few modern guitar rock bands that still garner attention. The more they expanded their sound the less interest I had.
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I got sucked into the latest RSD release just because it was there while I was buying other RSD stuff (that’s how they get ya) but I agree with this. Brothers and El Camino are fine to throw on in the car every now and then but I don’t need to own them on vinyl.
 
Currently trying to pre-order something from TTL and getting a message saying "There are no shipping methods available for your cart or address" I've never seen this before. Anyone have any ideas?
 
Unclear whether this is a pre-order or available for immediate shipping:

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Etta James - Rocks the House (Limited Edition Colored Vinyl LP) — Jackpot Records

• One of the most famous live blues albums ever. • First time on vinyl including bonus tracks. • Pressed on BLUE vinyl • Mastered by Kevin Gray (Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles) Best known for the lush 1961 rendition of the ballad “At Last” – a slow-dance staple at wedding celebrat
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WOW!
 
Russ I said:
Unclear whether this is a pre-order or available for immediate shipping:

jackpotrecords.com

Etta James - Rocks the House (Limited Edition Colored Vinyl LP) — Jackpot Records

• One of the most famous live blues albums ever. • First time on vinyl including bonus tracks. • Pressed on BLUE vinyl • Mastered by Kevin Gray (Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles) Best known for the lush 1961 rendition of the ballad “At Last” – a slow-dance staple at wedding celebrat
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WOW!
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Only $16?!? Even if I didn't like Etta I would buy that just on principle.
 
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