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- Joined on January 10, 2012
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- Releases Rated 175
- Rating Average 5.00
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When I commented that, it was listed as a bootleg, but it looks like it has been updated since
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What sort of price might I get for #3/26 by now?
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The CD of this album was quickly replaced by the 'Two Things at Once' CD, which is available.
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Not Post Rock lol. I Think you meant Pop Rock
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I thought that's how this album usually sounds, unless you've compared and this press is even more so?
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As with the Rhino reissue of Rocket to Russia, I got this new and it's full of pops and skips. Side 2 is particularly unlistenable. Anyone else?
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This couldn't possibly be a boot by a fake Not from the same year? I'm guessing it's listed as unofficial because the band didn't approve, and if that's the case, all pressings should be listed the same level of official.
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The black dots on mine show up blue when held up to light
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I don't think this should be listed as unofficial. Flying Nun is a legit label, and the story goes that they received permission to record and release this record for the New Zealand market only, but started sending import copies out once NZ sales had...
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When I posted that comment in 2012, this release was listed as being by this different Morning Glory: https://www.discogs.com/artist/488565-Morning-Glory
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Why is this album blocked from being sold on Discogs?
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Appears to be unofficial, judging by this label's other releases?
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It does, and also comes with a postcard of the band which doubles as the download card
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"the people who made this bootleg called me the day before they pressed it asking my permission to proceed..i said yes, of course, making this 'semi-authorized'..in any case it's lovingly done and a good document of the Gaffney-era sebadoh culled from...
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According to John Bosco, this originally came out in 1986. That's backed up by the catalogue number (Flipside #13 is from 1987).
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Very important hardcore release; not just for the groundwork for more metallic hardcore on the Void side, but also for the groundwork for the Revolution Summer/"emotional hardcore" sound on the Faith side in the tracks 'What's Wrong With Me?', 'What...
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"Manufactured with more care than ever"... except that it skips like fuck.
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It will be coming out on vinyl this Record Store Day
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If anyone has a busted copy, I am interested in buying it for the sleeve and innersleeve.
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As well as 6 bonus tracks on Side C, there is one each on the other two sides
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What is there to suggest this is a boot?
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Rollins has stated in a podcast that he possesses the master tapes for this album and that this reissue was made without him being contacted, so it is most likely mastered off a CD.
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If you like hardcore in the vein of Gorilla Biscuits, you must buy this record.
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Are they all marbled grey vinyl?
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Just got a 2015 Sanctuary pressing but it's a non-gatefold and includes an insert
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Wrong Epitaph
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Censored pressing
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I picked one up in a shop with the cover art of the first 7" and it's on white vinyl. Does anyone know anything about this?
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Mine has the front and back pictures switched around
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Fixed it
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No actually
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The LP releases should be merged with the original albums
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All RPM10's are white
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Typical Nirvana premium... All the other records in this series cost about 5 dollars and this one should too.
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Not mine. Unless it's printed, it sounds like you have a signed copy.
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You mean Paul, right? Gene never liked the disco stuff.
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