avecigrec
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This would be a ridiculous FIRST Sonic Youth record to get, ya? (but also kinda hilarious)
Dunno if I'll check out in time, my semi-local sold out of black already but has coloured copies left.
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This would be a ridiculous FIRST Sonic Youth record to get, ya? (but also kinda hilarious)
Dunno if I'll check out in time, my semi-local sold out of black already but has coloured copies left.
TenderLovingKiller®
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Doug & The Beets - Songs From Bluffington (ETT039)
Enjoy The Toons Records in conjunction with Nickelodeon proudly present Doug & The Beets - Songs From Bluffington. Featuring new artwork sourced from the original Nickelodeon style guide, this limited edition 12" vinyl pressing with screen printed B(eet) Side was pressed at 45RPM for optimal...enjoytheriderecords.com
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TenderLovingKiller®
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It’s actually not terrible as far as a career retrospective goes. They play a lot of stuff from earlier in their career. I am pretty sure you can give it a listen on Bandcamp as well and see if it’s something you’d enjoy. Their career was over 30 years so it’s not all encompassing but wouldn’t be a terrible first choice. If you enjoy some tracks you could use it a guide on to which studio albums you might wanna dedicate some time too.
dbarila
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At first I thought these were 4 disc collections. I was thinking they're really going after nostalgic Gen X'ers with disposable income.
Doug & The Beets - Songs From Bluffington (ETT039)
Enjoy The Toons Records in conjunction with Nickelodeon proudly present Doug & The Beets - Songs From Bluffington. Featuring new artwork sourced from the original Nickelodeon style guide, this limited edition 12" vinyl pressing with screen printed B(eet) Side was pressed at 45RPM for optimal...
Melt Face Molly Drop
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Did Gen X watch this? Always thought they were in their angsty teenage grunge phase by the time this show came out.
TenderLovingKiller®
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I guess maybe some cusper/Xennials might have watched Doug it premiered in 91 but I was born in 81 (early millennial for those not keeping score) and I had stopped watching Nickelodeon by the time Hey Arnold premiered in 1996. My younger brothers enjoyed it though.
dbarila
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Probably straddles of the line of younger Gen X, older Millennials. I was born in 1983, I watched it. I feel like I've been lumped into pretty much every generation.
Melt Face Molly Drop
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Yeah I'm 87 and Doug, Ren & Stimpy, Hey Arnold, Animaniacs are core memories for me.
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You’re the same age as my wife. She liked this stuff too. So does my first born.
avecigrec
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1980, and Animaniacs was definitely a huge one for me. Ren & Stimpy I never really got into, and I don't rightly recall ever hearing of the other two.
Animaniacs I could watch for days. Hilariously, once Pinky & The Brain had their own show, my stepdad was the one who would get up early to watch that one. He loved those guys! We even bought the whole series on DVD for him a few years back.
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I watched Animaniacs, Ren & Stimpy and Tiny Toons - usually stoned in the lounge area of our dorm which had a big screen tv.
Melt Face Molly Drop
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Pinky & The Brain was great. Angry Beavers too, that was toward the end of my Nick Toon run (97-01) though
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Also anyone who watched Animaniacs and didn’t watch Pinky & the Brain also was doing it wrong.
CrazyDiamond84
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84..... Doug, Rugrats, and Rockos modern life were the most memorable for me on Nick. We didn't get cable til mid 90s, so I probably missed a lot of good ones.
JonnyH
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We were too cool for cartoons by then!
As an adult I've watched all of Hey! Arnold due to my partner, and highly recommend it.
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Dan Auerbach is *finally* reissuing his absolutely stellar debut solo LP 'Keep It Hid'
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Dan Auerbach is *finally* reissuing his absolutely stellar debut solo LP 'Keep It Hid'
Keep It Hid (2023 Reissue) [Easy Eye Sound Exclusive Vinyl]
First 500 copies signed by Dan Auerbach, while supplies last. You will not be notified whether or not your copy is signed. Exclusive standard-weight orange/red/yellow splatter vinyl Single-pocket jacket All-new vinyl and CD reissues of the critically acclaimed and long-out-of-print 2009 debut...
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Corycm
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Cowboy Junkies’ “Lay It Down” first time on vinyl. @Yer Ol' Uncle D you probably already saw this but still.
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Merch – Cowboy Junkies
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Melt Face Molly Drop
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Rocko is an all-timer. I always get the phrase "you sir are a GLUTTON" stuck in my head when Heffer gets sent to hell (called heck in the show) for being fat. Man, kid shows were wild back then.
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Tank Girl - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Reissue of the classic soundtrack to the 1995 film Tank Girl, fresh for 2023. Presented here on Mondo exclusive Blue Smoke colored vinyl, limited to 1000 copies.
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Russ I
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Looks like Real Gone Music is doing this one. Also available from them, less expensive. (With shipping, $28.98 vs $44.46--shipping is really high from the Junkies' website.)Cowboy Junkies’ “Lay It Down” first time on vinyl. @Yer Ol' Uncle D you probably already saw this but still.
Merch – Cowboy Junkies
Cowboy Junkies Lay It Down LP
Every Cowboy Junkies album is a sonic treat, full of gorgeous guitar tones from Michael Timmins haunting vocals from Margo Timmins, and beautiful arrangements, and 1996’s Lay it Down is no exception. But there is one big difference between this album and its predecessors: it rocks! And pretty...
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