LadySpinHead
Refugee
Soooo, I’m an idiot and misread my local record store’s hours. Blackout was sold out by the time I got my shit together. If anyone snags an extra copy and wants to sell, please PM me! Otherwise I’ll head to eBay.
Soooo, I’m an idiot and misread my local record store’s hours. Blackout was sold out by the time I got my shit together. If anyone snags an extra copy and wants to sell, please PM me! Otherwise I’ll head to eBay.
I had a miserable time queueing today for record store day. 4 hours to get into Rough Trade in my neighborhood, freezing in the morning, burning under the sun at noon. But at least I managed to get most of what I wanted - except for the Sufjan and Arcade Fire EPs.
The National Live in Brussels is awesome.
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The price for that U2 picture disc ($25 or something like that) is so ridiculous.
I avoid Rough Trade for RSD, it has everyone and their mother going there - I got the U2 very easily at Record Runner at a little before 1PM, and I stumbled across a RSD pop up (think it was run by the RSD folks themselves) in a coffee place in the East Village (forgot if it was East 12th or 10th around 2nd Ave.) that had the whole slate of RSD stuff, and most of it was still there when I came upon it at around 4pm. An added bonus was that it brought me near the Broadway-Lafayette subway station where they are selling the David Bowie metrocards and have the satellite David Bowie Is exhibit, I managed to find the only two metrocard machines there without a massive line and got the set.
Lol yeah, I passed pretty hard on that. Did end up with an OG copy of Wide Awake in America though which was tight.
Getting the U2 would be pretty easy considering that nobody really wants it. I’m surprised you decided to go today if that’s what you were looking for. There will be tons of copies lying around next weekend still.
Also, check out this eBay store. He's selling his leftover stock at face value.
https://www.ebay.com/sch/hybrid_records_tx/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
I stumbled across a RSD pop up (think it was run by the RSD folks themselves) in a coffee place in the East Village (forgot if it was East 12th or 10th around 2nd Ave.) that had the whole slate of RSD stuff, and most of it was still there when I came upon it at around 4pm.
That makes me sad if true. RSD is obviously becoming a brand in its own right, but a pop-up seems to undermine the premise of supporting the local brick and mortar shops, no?
I had a decent day: 'The Piper at the Gates of Dawn,' 'The Kids Are Alright,' Uncle Tupelo's 'No Depression' demos, 'A Sea of Split Peas' picture discs, and 7"'sfrom Chris Bell and Fleet Foxes. I was hoping for the Sundays' 'Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic' but never saw it here.
I held that Uncle Tupelo then decided I was spending too much as it was. No Depression is such a great record.