TenderLovingKiller®
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They had a lot in stock but being as they’re a Seattle band I think that was a popular title.Was hoping they would have death cab. Damn that one’s been hell to find!
They had a lot in stock but being as they’re a Seattle band I think that was a popular title.Was hoping they would have death cab. Damn that one’s been hell to find!
Bellingham would like a word with youThey had a lot in stock but being as they’re a Seattle band I think that was a popular title.
I just figured someone would have it in stock online but haven’t seen it at a single place today.They had a lot in stock but being as they’re a Seattle band I think that was a popular title.
Semantics. I bet at this point they’ve been living in Seattle longer than they were based in Bellingham.Bellingham would like a word with you
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Kinda shocked Fleet Foxes is so hard to find. If I thought anything was going to stick around, i thought it would be that
Bellingham would like a word with you
$36 for 3Lp? Best deal on rsd!
$44 at mineI think it was $40 something at mine
I saw a bunch of great punk rock shows in Bremerton back in the 80s.Bremerton is giving you the side eye.
Typical Se-Tac elite response, denying small town Washington their dueSemantics. I bet at this point they’ve been living in Seattle longer than they were based in Bellingham.
Oh man I wish this had the b-side "Grey Skies" but that was released around their second album so this compilation wouldn't have it unfortunately.
This actually lead me to pass. I get it, production costs have gone up, but sheesh. Smashed Plastic are great, but for this I expect RTI plating and pressing w/ tip on.Yeah, The Wilco was twice that. Nicer packaging but twice the price.
Gotta say I'm pleasantly surprised that for the most part, the "flipping" days of RSD seem to be over. Seems like nothing is fetching more than like $20 over retail on discogs, ebay, etc. Maybe a few exceptions but hopefully RSD returns to something for collectors.
Like I said, some exceptions, but you'd usually see stuff go up on discogs immediately and sell for 2x what it was listed for. Even for high demand stuff like the Evans mono, the average prices are pretty close to retail.Tesla / Bowie
Like I said, some exceptions, but you'd usually see stuff go up on discogs immediately and sell for 2x what it was listed for. Even for high demand stuff like the Evans mono, the average prices are pretty close to retail.
Eh, there's a bunch that are still reseller heaven right now. I'm tracking Laufey (4x) and Gandalf (2x). Fleet Foxes, Young Thug, David Byrne/Paramore, South Park, Rodrigo/Kahan, Chappell Roan, Maisie Peters, Death Cab, Sabrina Carpenter, Remi Wolf are all selling well above retail.
Though I think your larger point is still valid - most of those are because the record was just underpressed to demand, not that people are successfully re-selling items that are readily available. I also think that some of those will be repressed for general consumption.