Vinyl Thread [ARCHIVED] • Page 1060

Used that 30% off UMG code to pick up this cool James Bond soundtrack songs set:

 

Does it have the Adele song? So good.

 

Yup! It’s up to date:

 

if only it had Radiohead's Spectre

 

Took me a second to realize the extra song on there.

 

Sssstop it

 

Here's mine - https://www.discogs.com/user/drewledge/collection

 

This turned out great!

 

I remember someone in here having the boot of Counting Crows - This Desert Life. How’s it sound?

 

Yeah but does it look as cool as this one from my grandpa’s old collection?

 

Anyone want Waxwing “One For The Road”? It’s Rocky Votolato’s old band. Got a copy of the 2013 repress I’m willing to sell For cheap!

 

Preorder and a Bullmoose trip yesterday:

Kacey Musgraves - Deeper Well
Noah Kahan - Busyhead
Silversun Pickups - Physical Thrills

 

That one DOES have nicer pictures than mine!

 

Amazing album, gorgeous pressing.

NO APOLOGY MEANS NO APOLOGY!!!

 

Not a band I’m familiar with, but the combination of the cover art and vinyl is *chef’s kiss*

 

It just dropped yesterday and I highly recommend it. The lyric I quoted is from the track “Idealized” and I think you can tell what it’s about.

This write up on the album from BrooklynVegan sums it up pretty well:

The 11 songs on Deep Sage seamlessly weave between abrasive hardcore rage, catchy anthemic choruses, indie rock melodicism, grungy dream pop, and the sprawl of post-hardcore and Sonic Youth-y noise rock, and every song sounds like a crucial part of one complete whole. The four pre-release singles [Stuck In a Dream, Idealized, Spaced Out, Dallas] successfully showed off the album’s range, but it’s less about the musical variety itself and more about the way everything comes together when you listen to Deep Sagein its entirety. It’s a journey through hardcore-informed, ambitious guitar rock that scratches so many different itches at once. The band’s knack for genre-defying experimentation was already clear on Burnt Sugar, but they really tie it all together on Deep Sage in a way they never have before. It’s an album to bounce around and shout along to as much as it’s an album to sit back and lose yourself in; an album with purely infectious moments as well as moments that might provoke or challenge. There’s darkness in both the music and Christina Michelle’s lyrics, and Gouge Away navigate darkness and contradictions and mood shifts in a way that’s an absolute joy to listen to.

 

Also one of the best live shows in hardcore right now

 

have a copy of the amazon kacey exclusive if anyone wants it

 

How much?

 

i’ll message ya tomorrow

 

friday/Saturday haul

 

great cure pick ups. Hate they do those picture disc though

 

Just sold Hundredth’s Rare so IM GOING RECORD SHOPPIN!

 

Not a picture disc person really but there’s only one other pressing of bloodflowers from when it came out and that goes for like 300+ haha