Corycm
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Having the same discussion with myself. I already have the standard version. I need to be happy with that.At what point do I just stop refreshing the Sigur Ros band camp page and admit defeat?
Having the same discussion with myself. I already have the standard version. I need to be happy with that.At what point do I just stop refreshing the Sigur Ros band camp page and admit defeat?
Having the same discussion with myself. I already have the standard version. I need to be happy with that.
Lol. I subscribe to them because of the punk titles they release, but this is fairly accurate.Not my jam but I really love how riding easy has really settled into their niche as "the label that loves black sabbath as much as you do.
So do I so I don't REALLY need the $48 color pressing. But it's a shiny thing.Having the same discussion with myself. I already have the standard version. I need to be happy with that.
But the food at home isn't from the sushi place around the corner!I had that same "you have food at home" talk with myself earlier...I'm really growing
My people.I had that same "you have food at home" talk with myself earlier...I'm really growing
Listening to this now, I thought the same thing about “Fade Out,” although initially thinking that it was a cover of Radiohead’s “Street Spirit (Fade Out)” until I realized I had the wrong Radiohead song in mindThis album is awesome. Thanks for the post. I won't be up at 3AM EST, that's for sure, but I'll hope to grab one if there are some left when I do get up tomorrow. This is 94 minutes long, think it will be 3LP?
EDIT: Making my way through this, and weird connections, the track Fade Out has serious Motion Picture Soundtrack vibes, and then Never Knows has a similar progression to Oasis's Rock 'n' Roll Star. To be clear, the songs sounds nothing like those tracks, but the progressions are inlaid. Having grown up on 90s Brit alternative, this is throwing me for a loop.
My people.
(Also if it wasn’t sold out I’d flip-flop in a second.)
I never gave their third album much of a listen back in the day. It reminds me of the first Hed p.e. album which was actually pretty good back then.
Am I just wearing nostalgia goggles right now? Lol
I grabbed one this morning, then I saw this 3LP Charles Mingus at Carnegie Hall as well. https://shop.runoutgroovevinyl.com/mingus-at-carnegie-hall-deluxe-edition.htmlNot sure how new this is or if there are other releases of it but Run Out Groove is doing a 2 LP release of Curtis
Too bad her early Spanish albums aren't on there, her 2nd album is excellent.For something a bit different, it seems Shakira vinyl is appearing
God dammit. Only 40 minutes after you posted and they're gone. Valtari is a seriously underrated Sigur Ros album.
Looks like this record goes for $50 on discogs for all vinyl versions. Any idea why if it's just standard pressings? I'm contemplating grabbing the black
EDIT: I kept refreshing the page and I got one!!!!!!!!!
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Speaking of Hum reissues, Downward is Heavenward coming mid/late-JuneWhat really bugs me besides the high prices is that the records themselves look pretty basic. Thin paper sleeves no tip on jacket which would be really nice there's no updated artwork there's no cool inserts its just really really basic. And this is probably my fault for not noticing it but I don't see anywhere that says the records are remastered from analog sources or anything Hi-Tech like that which is what I am excited about whenever the new Hum reissues come out later this year and I was planning on spending probably $100 for those records because I know what I'm getting is very high quality and a lot of work is going into the making of them.
If you are at all interested in the Grateful Dead, this is a must own.Back in stock:
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