I don't know if I'm late to this party but it looks like a couple of Karate titles are available on vinyl (individually and as a bundle):
WOW - so much nostalgia hit me seeing this album! Thanks for the post.
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Oh yes finally!I don't know if I'm late to this party but it looks like a couple of Karate titles are available on vinyl (individually and as a bundle):
Karate Bundle
For the die hard Karate kids. Take home Karate's s/t and In Place of Real Insight on their gorgeous color vinyl editions.numerogroup.com
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This is great, and people should pick these up. Hell, I’ve got originals and may grab these. But what I’m really excited about is the release of Unsolved. I’ve been looking for that one for nearly 20 years. It’s been far too expensive for far too long, and I can’t wait for that announcement.I don't know if I'm late to this party but it looks like a couple of Karate titles are available on vinyl (individually and as a bundle):
Karate Bundle
For the die hard Karate kids. Take home Karate's s/t and In Place of Real Insight on their gorgeous color vinyl editions.
The Nineties Bundle
Nineties freaks unite. In honor of our new 1990s themed issue of Periodical Numerical, reissues of Karate’s self-titled debut and In Place of Real Insight, Seam’s Headsparks album and Days of Thunder EP, and Duster’s 1975 12”, we’re offering all six items at a reduced price. The five records are...
You can also buy the two Karate albums as a separate bundle as @Russ I mentioned above.
And this is also really cool. Numero Group are taking things even further by getting some early Seam releases issued out too!
Seam Bundle
You don't have to love all the Nineties to love Seam. Grab Headsparks and Days of Thunder 45 together on their limited color vinyl editions. Ships 9/10/21.
Buying both bundles and skipping the 90's bundle is a cheaper option if you are interested in that route.
Just found this video. From my state!
The Nineties Bundle
Nineties freaks unite. In honor of our new 1990s themed issue of Periodical Numerical, reissues of Karate’s self-titled debut and In Place of Real Insight, Seam’s Headsparks album and Days of Thunder EP, and Duster’s 1975 12”, we’re offering all six items at a reduced price. The five records are...
You can also buy the two Karate albums as a separate bundle as @Russ I mentioned above.
And this is also really cool. Numero Group are taking things even further by getting some early Seam releases issued out too!
Seam Bundle
You don't have to love all the Nineties to love Seam. Grab Headsparks and Days of Thunder 45 together on their limited color vinyl editions. Ships 9/10/21.
Buying both bundles and skipping the 90's bundle is a cheaper option if you are interested in that route.
Just found this video. From my state!
. In the era of Streaming I haven't wanted to listen to them, but I should probably fix that.
I have almost everything on cd except for the first 2 7in I have on vinyl. I keep hoping Touch and Go or NG will do a boxset.I love Seam but I got into them before streaming and I only ever listened to Kernel, The Problem With Me, and Are You Driving Me Crazy?. I was never able to find mp3 downloads for their debut album and have never heard it before
I keep seeing those two albums pop up on my discogs wantlist but for like $80+ which is too rich.
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Looks like Polyvinyl is getting into the act:I don't know if I'm late to this party but it looks like a couple of Karate titles are available on vinyl (individually and as a bundle):
Karate Bundle
For the die hard Karate kids. Take home Karate's s/t and In Place of Real Insight on their gorgeous color vinyl editions.
Are You Driving Me Crazy is my favorite of theirs. I actually discovered them from some message boards about 90's Emo lol. I can see them being a part of that. It's where I'm placing their stuff at in my collection.I love Seam but I got into them before streaming and I only ever listened to Kernel, The Problem With Me, and Are You Driving Me Crazy?. I was never able to find mp3 downloads for their debut album and have never heard it before
I think Numero Group is doing all the Seam stuff. They want that Slowcore lock down on all those bands. They did Bedhead, Blonde Redhead, Codeine, Calm, Duster, Valium Aggelein, and now Seam and Karate.
Blonde Redhead isn’t really slowcore though but your point still stands.
