- St. Paul, MN
- Joined on April 4, 2010
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I have some records.
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I was at the Cheapo Records on Nicollet Ave in Minneapolis and there were were 5 or 6 copies of this CD. Opened copies for $5, sealed copies for $10.
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Still available from the band's Bandcamp for five bucks: https://nwbdstl.bandcamp.com/album/an-anthology-of-sorts-the-complete-discography-1998-2002
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I'm reasonably certain this alternative cover art edition is the "Christian bookstore edition". Through the 90s & early 00s, Christian indies like Tooth & Nail were reliant on Christian bookstores for a huge chunk of sales, and so they would make...
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I'm aware Rollin' Recs sells a lot of bootlegs, but they seem to be pretty good about denoting the boots they carry as "EU Imports 😉😉😉". Plus the fact that the runouts are the same, which is just not a level of detail that a bootlegger would strive...
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“Unofficial” and “not artist-approved” are very different things. From what people are saying here, it’s made with the same plates, and one store chimed in to say it’s being carried by a legitimate distributor....
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saidanddone: maybe you're unaware, but the full MBV catalog has been back in print since 2021 — Domino did a slew of Kevin Shields-authorized reissues on all formats including all-analog vinyl and streaming. There's always hope.
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It’s a real bummer to see this being bootlegged as Universal sits on the rights to Low’s early work without doing anything with it or allowing the band to reclaim it. All of this is especially despicable in light of Mimi’s passing. Fuck UMG and fuck...
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My copy has a wildly off-center b-side — sounds fine otherwise but pretty unlistenable due to the seasick pitch modulation that gets worse over the course of the last half of the album. Is this a problem across the whole pressing?
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