Nee Lewman
बैस्टर्ड
for sure, but the double speak in this is confusing. It almost sounds like they are saying everything will be delayed even the stuff “on track” to be delivered on schedule.Disagree. More communication is always better.
for sure, but the double speak in this is confusing. It almost sounds like they are saying everything will be delayed even the stuff “on track” to be delivered on schedule.Disagree. More communication is always better.
for sure, but the double speak in this is confusing. It almost sounds like they are saying everything will be delayed even the stuff “on track” to be delivered on schedule.
I found their language confusing as well. It is still unclear to me which titles specifically are impacted.
Well evidently, stuff has been hitting the port between the 30 and the 4th all year which is why they’ve moved to fulfillment being done by the 20th. Plus since they are actually bundling domestic orders (international still seems to be a clusterfuck of “whatever”), I don’t imagine I will see a shipment arrive by the deadline before my sub ends (unless I some how manage to hit the first week of shipping)They also said they always plan many months in advance to make sure every record is in gosse on time. Or was. Or could be.
Hip Hop, direct to ship and in stock items should ship. But the problem is that is followed by this sentence…All of them except hip-hop Aotm.
I imagine the fact that Storf doesn’t give a fuck about an Oxford comma has something to do with the second and third comma clouding the water as, if you take the descriptor clause out, it says orders will be delayed. If they hadn’t put the fucking commas there, it would probably say what they meant.However, orders, including the impacted titles, will be delayed until those items arrive
Hip Hop, direct to ship and in stock items should ship. But the problem is that is followed by this sentence…
I imagine the fact that Storf doesn’t give a fuck about an Oxford comma has something to do with the second and third comma clouding the water as if you take the descriptor clause out says orders will be delayed. If they hadn’t put the fucking commas there, it would probably say what they meant.
Can't blame that one on Oxford. There's no series; that's just poor writing. But yes, I think your reading is correct: "orders that include the affected titles will be delayed . . ."Hip Hop, direct to ship and in stock items should ship. But the problem is that is followed by this sentence…
I imagine the fact that Storf doesn’t give a fuck about an Oxford comma has something to do with the second and third comma clouding the water as, if you take the descriptor clause out, it says orders will be delayed. If they hadn’t put the fucking commas there, it would probably say what they meant.
I’m not saying it’s an Oxford comma. I’m just saying an attitude, from the former head editor, of Oxford commas are stupid leads to issues in grammar.Can't blame that one on Oxford. There's no series; that's just poor writing. But yes, I think your reading is correct: "orders that include the affected titles will be delayed . . ."
Takes a lot of time to warp and bowl all those recordsODB now showing delayed till November.
Who knew mastering a cd to vinyl was so complicated.Takes a lot of time to warp and bowl all those records
HMU and I can get you taken care ofAnyone have VMP creds they wana turn into cash? I need that new NOFX!
same boat hereUrgh I emailed VMP 18 days ago with a query, then followed up 4 days ago. Nothing. The CS has gone from being fantastic to piss poor.
At first I thought this was "Free the Universe" and I was kind of sad to miss it.View attachment 215481
![]()
Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do
The album that introduced dancehall to the EDM kids, Major Lazer's 'Guns Don't Kill People....Lazers Do' is too loose a record, too fun to be something celebrating a 15th anniversary. But join us for a 2xLP VMP Exclusive on Apple Red vinyl, limited to 300 units.www.vinylmeplease.com