MikeH
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J pop/fusion from the 80s
Vinyl Me Please (store, exclusives, swaps, etc)
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TenderLovingKiller®
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Pink Floyd meets Michael Jackson.
Jeff Lerner
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Not sure if this was already posted but Swap preview is open and My Tennessee Mountain Home is there, also Dance to the Music
Murfocakes
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Also the two boxsets (Comedy and Gospel) from last month if you missed them.
MikeH
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I imagine sly is cheaper in store right?
Jeff Lerner
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Member price is $44, add on track is $36
Hemotep
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I think the 40% off coupon works on it from the store.
MikeH
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if its in stock, the LOVE40 code should give you 40% off in store.
Jeff Lerner
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Can someone remind me what the picks are for Q2?
MikeH
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Hard to screenshot from mobile but see above. Blue isn’t 100% confirmed but high confidence
Joe Mac
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Every time I see Pussy Cats there I just scratch my head. Totally more famous for being made on an epic bender with Lennon than any of the music on it. Plus it’s not like he didn’t have several other actually essential albums!
Joe Mac
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Not to labour the point but even on the cover they were totally subtle putting letter blocks D and S either side of the rug
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Totally agree with our Joe, Pussy Cats is not essential Nilsson. I find it mildly depressing in fact, as it symbolises a great artist destroying his god given gift, through a drunken screaming competition. You can romanticise his coughing up blood on the microphone, but he was never able to sing to the same level again.
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But Little Touch is a lovely record. Looking forward to upgrading my current copy.
MikeH
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They are doing 5 or 6 Nilsson records. I have a feeling that licenses prevented them from doing some of his bigger albums as a ROTM and that’s why they are much more limited store exclusives. I know they could have also just not done Pussy Cats at all haha. I’ll skip it but do know people that love that album. I don’t see it selling well
Nee Lewman
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I see me sticking with country for April and May. Adding Stevie for April. Adding Alice and Little Richard in May and swapping Charlie for T. Rex in June.
Joe Mac
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It’s all RCA though? Why would, when working with the same label and releasing almost everything, it be harder to do it the right way around?
It’s such a storf trying to be cool and failing pick imo.
FremerLovesMp3s
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I picked up a NM OG of Pussy Cats for like 15 bucks last year. I actually enjoy it for its manic energy but I don’t think it’s essential for 99% of the population.
MikeH
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Yea it might be the latter. But labels are also weird about licenses. Maybe they wanted more money to license 20k pressings of Nilsson Schmilsson vs Pussy Cats, etc. there have been quite a few albums they wanted to do as ROTMs but weren’t given the licenses to do so and they ended up as store exclusives
MikeH
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I’m likely swapping for credit in April, going for Alice and Don in May (maybe add little Richard although I have the MoFi and like that one) and then Isaac Hayes and possibly T Rex in June…