All Things Vinyl

[Zapp Brannigan]

Let's talk some vinyl records.

[nodepression]

Just got MBDTF in the mail, he absolutely nailed the packaging.

[Zapp Brannigan]

Feb 7, 2011 0:44:54 GMT -5 nodepression said:

Just got MBDTF in the mail, he absolutely nailed the packaging.

Where did you snag that? It went out of print really quickly. Got any pictures?

[nodepression]

My mom ordered it for me for a late Christmas present 12/26.

Just came in the mail Thursday.

I'll have pictures in a second.

[nodepression]

With some other recent purchases.

[sprout the creator]

Feb 7, 2011 0:44:54 GMT -5 nodepression said:

Just got MBDTF in the mail, he absolutely nailed the packaging.

If only he nailed the music end of things.

Wait who am I trying to troll here?

[nodepression]

You've got no one to troll.

[nodepression]

Except maybe yourself I guess.

[myapprooingjacket]

The packaging alone makes it worth the purchase.

[Zapp Brannigan]

Looks like Amazon has copies on there for about $30. Hmm.... I haven't gotten anything in a while. Picked up Leonard Cohen's Songs Of Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell's Court And Spark for $3 total. Been trying to save money for the festival season, but man that looks nice.

[LoneStarHippie]

i miss austin like whoa for this reason. i could find ANYTHING on vinyl in that city. i think my next purchase will be Miles Davis' "Live Evil"

[Zapp Brannigan]

It's glooooorious!

[cheeky]

Ohhhh, jealous! I'm hoping Voltage has treasures awaiting me.

[cheeky]

I just dropped so much money. Loooong overdue.

[karosko]

Feb 9, 2011 16:35:14 GMT -5 Zapp Brannigan said:

It's glooooorious!

Dude! We haven't been able to get it in and I haven't been able to find it!

Can't wait 'til I can snag a copy.

[hummingbird]

Yay!!

[nodepression]

Nice BOH pickup. Been Meaning to get that first record for awhile

Also saw this on the coach board for anyone waiting on buying the new radiohead album on wax

Not that I've seen yet. It's not shipping until May, so they most likely haven't even begun producing them yet. I imagine it's going to be like the In Rainbows vinyl set, where they only press as many copies as are ordered, and then begin creating them after the ordering window has closed.

[Maniac]

Feb 8, 2011 11:59:15 GMT -5 LoneStarHippie said:

i miss austin like whoa for this reason. i could find ANYTHING on vinyl in that city. i think my next purchase will be Miles Davis' "Live Evil"

I think you should come to Austin and take me record shopping then.

[garageland]

Feb 15, 2011 11:15:59 GMT -5 Maniac said:

Feb 8, 2011 11:59:15 GMT -5 LoneStarHippie said:

i miss austin like whoa for this reason. i could find ANYTHING on vinyl in that city. i think my next purchase will be Miles Davis' "Live Evil"

I think you should come to Austin and take me record shopping then.

I WANNA COME! ;D

[Maniac]

Feb 15, 2011 11:20:32 GMT -5 garageland said:

Feb 15, 2011 11:15:59 GMT -5 Maniac said:

I think you should come to Austin and take me record shopping then.

I WANNA COME! ;D

You always have a place to crash here.

[LoneStarHippie]

Waterloo off 6th & Lamar should always be your first stop.

[Zapp Brannigan]

Nashville, TN -- Sugar Hill Records is excited to announce that they will be releasing a trio of Nickel Creek titles on deluxe vinyl - exclusively for Record Store Day, Saturday April 16th. The titles include the bluegrass music group Nickel Creek’s now Platinum certified debut, Nickel Creek, the Grammy award winning This Side, and their final Sugar Hill release, Why Should The Fire Die?. All titles are deluxe two-album sets featuring digitally remastered audio. A mandolin autographed by the members of Nickel Creek will be given away online as part of a Record Store Day promotion as well.


Nickel Creek, who began their relationship with Sugar Hill Records in 2000, were named "music innovators for the New Millennium" by Time Magazine. Their self-titled debut Nickel Creek received widespread critical acclaim, garnering multiple award nominations, and has sold over one million albums to date.
The 2002 release, This Side, captured the Grammy for "Best Contemporary Folk Album." Their third album Why Should The Fire Die? continued their folk-pop innovations, and debuted at Number One on the Independent Album chart when it was released in 2005. The band parted ways in 2007 after their Farewell (For Now) Tour.

In its fifth year, Record Store Day is an occasion for all independently owned record stores to come together in celebration of the art of music. Limited edition vinyl and cd releases are made available exclusively for the day, and hundreds of musicians across the country perform at various events. For more information about the Nickel Creek mandolin give-away, and events in your area, please visit: www.RecordStoreDay.com.

[cheeky]

Jeeze. Is it time for a Record Store Day thread already?

[hummingbird]

Feb 11, 2011 18:45:00 GMT -5 karosko said:

Feb 9, 2011 16:35:14 GMT -5 Zapp Brannigan said:

It's glooooorious!

Dude! We haven't been able to get it in and I haven't been able to find it!

Can't wait 'til I can snag a copy.

You've probably already wrapped your pretty little hands around one by now, but if you haven't and you want one, I'm going to the show in Cleve next week, and I'm sure they will have some there. I'd be happy to pick one up for you and send it your way.

[Zapp Brannigan]

Feb 24, 2011 2:22:15 GMT -5 hummingbird said:

I'm going to the show in Cleve next week

Tell me everything!