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Since you all get to brag about your guzzleifish DVD lists, I'll do the same with vinyl, here it is. if anyone has records they want to get rid of, let me know!

5 inch:

Jeromes Dream/Book of Dead Names split

6 inch:

Orchid/Combat Wounded Veteran split
Treadwell - Pour It Into (green)

7 inch:

Against Me! - s/t
Against Me! - Crime
Against Me! - Disco Before the Breakdown (blue)
Alkaline Trio - Hell Yes
Ampere/Wolves split
Anton Bordman - s/t
Asshole Parade/Ansojuan split
Bad Brains - Pay to Cum (clear green)
Big Country - In a Big Country
Calling Gina Clark - In Case of Emergency... (One sided clear)
Colbom - Famous Last Words
Contessa - Tim & Randy
Daughters - s/t (pink)
Dead Seraphim - s/t (gray)
Death of Anna Karina, The/The Flying Worker split (brown)
Death Wish Kids - Demo
Dillinger Escape Plan - Live
Dillinger Four/Pinhead Gunpowder Split
Dillinger Four/The Strike Split
Discordance Axis - Necropolitan (Import)
Envy/This Machine Kills Split
Evergreen - These Last Days
Fall on Deaf Years/Step Softly, Ghost split
Fall on Deaf Years/Dawn Treader Split
Feds, The - Classified
Final - Urge/Fail
Frail - New Harmony
Frail - Idle Hands Hold Nothing
Frail/Elements of Need split
Gasp/Noothgrush split
Helen of Troy/Fork and Knife split (tour edition)
Heroin - s/t
Hot Cross/Light the Fuse and Run Split (clear red)
Jeromes Dream/Amalgamation split
Jeromes Dream/July split
Jeromes Dream/One AM Radio split
Jeromes Dream/Usurp Synapse split (white)
Hassan I Sabbah - s/t
Hassan I Sabbah/Usurp Synapse split
Holy Mountain, The - Your Face in Decline (orange)
Khayembii Communique - s/t
Kill the Man who Questions/Del Cielo split
La Quiete/Acrimonie split
La Quiete/Apoplexy Twist Orchestra split
Light the Fuse and Run - 1,2,3
Mara'akate - 3/7/77
Minor Threat - Demo (clear red)
Minor Threat - Salad Days
Neil Perry - Pic Disc (Witching Hour)
Palatka/End of the Century Party split
Panthers/Japanthers split
pg99/City of Caterpillar split
pg99/Circle Takes the Square split
Portrait - s/t (stickfigure records)
Portraits of Past/Bleed split
Red Scare, The - Jet Set
Rent America/Agna Moraine's Autobiography split
Reversal of Man/Enemy Soil split
The Pine - Homeless Life
The Pine/Saddest Landscape split
The Procedure - For Janus
Saetia - s/t
Samiam/Sixpack split
Senneval - Mi Padre
Tragedy/Totalitar split
Treadwell - Red with envy (clear green)
Thursday/Thrice split (clear)
v/a - Antipodes Comp. (Hassan I Sabbah, Jeromes Dream, Neil Perry, etc.) (clear red)
Vade - Saturn
Vulgar Pigeons - Genetic Predisposition
You and I - the first 7 inch (repress)
Zann/Funeral Diner split
Zann - Momentaufnahme (clear red)



10 inch:

Combat Wounded Veteran - Duck Down for the Torso (swamp green)
Khayembii Communique/Vida Blue split (clear blue)
Kid Dynamite/88 Fingers Louie split
Jeromes Dream - Seeing Means More Than Safety
Jeromes Dream/Orchid Skull Split (red ink)
Orchid - Dance Tonight, Revolution Tommorow
Reversal of Man - Revolution Summer
Rockets and Blue Lights - Smashed City... (clear red)
September - s/t
The Prowl - Misery
The Swarm - Parasitic Skies (gray)

LP/12"/2XLP

Against Me! - Reinventing Axl Rose (gray marble)
Against Me! - As the Eternal Cowboy
Akimbo - Harshing Your Mellow (clear)
Annihilation Time - This One's For You God
Appleseed Cast - Mare Vitalis
Bread and Water - s/t (gray swirly)
Christian Death - Only Theatre of Pain
City of Caterpillar - Demo and Live Recording
City of Caterpillar - s/t
Cock Sparrer - Shock Troops
Combat Wounded Veteran - I Know a Girl who Develops Crime Scene Photos (blue/pink swirly)
Converge - Jane Doe 2XLP
Cursive - Domestica (clear red)
Cursive - The Ugly Organ
Dead Kennedys - Mutiny on the Bay (Live Album)
Dead Seraphim/Montcalm split (clear red)
Dillinger Escape Plan - Irony is a Dead Scene (puke yellow)
Dillinger Four - Situationist Comedy
Dillinger Four - This Shit is Genius (purple swirly)
Dillinger Four - Versus God
Discharge - Hear Nothing See Nothing (180 gram repress)
Instil/Gray before my Eyes split
Faith No More - King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime 2XLP
Fat Day - My Name is I Hate You
Fifteen - The Choice of a New Generation
Flex your Head Comp. (Minor Threat, S.O.A., Void, etc.)
From Ashes Rise - Nightmares (maroon swirly)
From Ashes Rise/Victims split
Fugazi - The Argument
Funeral Diner/Staircase split
Funeral Diner/The Shivering split
Gasp - Drome Triler of Puzzle Zoo People
Gasp/Suffering Luna Split
Gang of Four - Entertainment!
Grabass Charlestons/Billy Reese Peters split (peach swirly)
Harriet the Spy - Unfuckwithable
Hella - Bitches Ain't Shit... (gray swirly)
His Hero is Gone - 15 Counts of Arson
In/Humanity - The History behind the Mystery
Jesus and Mary Chain - Psycho Candy
Kaospilot - s/t (tan swirly)
Kid Dynamite - Shorter, Faster, Louder
Kylesa - s/t
Lawrence Arms - Greatest Story Ever Told
Light the Fuse and Run/Transistor Transistor split (clear)
Los Crudos/Spitboy split
Makara - Discography (clear green)
Mars Volta - Tremulant EP (yellow)
Milemarker - Anasthetic (white)
Minor Threat - First 2 7"s
Minor Threat - Out of Step
Minor Threat/Youth Brigade Demo
Moss Icon - Lyburnum Wit's End Liberation Fly (unreleased)
Mr. T Experience - Our Bodies Our Selves
My Bloody Valentine - Isn't Anything (reissue)
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless (reissue)
Nerve Agents - s/t
Orchid - Chaos is Me
Orchid - Gatefold (clear)
Palatka - The End of Irony (gray)
Palatka/Asshole Parade split
Panthers - Let's Get Serious
Please Inform the Captain this is a Hijack - s/t
Police, The - Zenyatta Mondatta
Portraits of Past - 01010101010101
Portraits of Past - 01010101010101 (clear green)
Rainer Maria - A Better Version of Me
Red Scare - Capillary Lockdown
Republic of Freedom Fighters - s/t
Shotmaker - Mouse Ear (Forget me not) (orange)
Sicko - You're not the Boss of me
Simon and Garfunkel - Greatest Hits
Swing Kids - Discography (1180/2000 pic disc)
Takaru/A Light in the Attic split
The Pine - Lead Blocks for Feet
The Pine - s/t
Thursday - Full Collapse (0386/2000 blue marble)
Thursday - War all the Time
Tragedy - s/t
Tragedy - Vengeance
U2 - The Unforgettable Fire
Vade/Jough Dawn Paxil Poppin Chub Chub split
Velvet Underground - Velvet Underground and Nico

That sure is a lot of vinyl.

We could melt it all down, make kinky clothing and have a sexy party!

but what would we listen to at the party?

Who is going to care about music with all the sexiness going on?

I've got Michael Jackson : Thriller on vinyl somewhere - I was keeping it in case it was worth money, but I don't think it ever will be. Interested?

Seriously. Why the fuck would anyone want vinyl? It's bulky, it pops, it wobbles, it doesn't sound nearly as good, yet all "true" music fans are all in love with vinyl. WTF? Wouldn't a "true" fan of the art want it to sound good and authentic? Noooooooooo, they want it to sound as crappy and old as possible.

How come "true" cinema fans want all hi-tech sound and video systems for their home, and not just an 8MM handheld to watch it, which is the technological equivalent of a fucking turntable.



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1) it's more fun to collect
2) some types of music sound better on vinyl to me (hardcore/punk)
3) bigger layouts
4) cheaper
5) some releases only come out on vinyl (mainly 7"s and splits)

Goatweed Wrote:I've got Michael Jackson : Thriller on vinyl somewhere - I was keeping it in case it was worth money, but I don't think it ever will be. Interested?

yes!

yeah I knew like 3 of the bands on that list.

teach me!!

GonzoStyle Wrote:yeah I knew like 3 of the bands on that list.

teach me!!

I'll make another coaster for you

I do agree with sleeper tho, collecting Vinyl can be fun. I used to but not as much anymore. Some music honestly does sound better on vinyl, some music needs that raw sound. Plus for display purposes it's much nicer than a little cd, especially for classic albums.

Vinyl has a fuller sound that I like, and the popping even adds to it sometimes. As far as if you wanna go into specifics about analog and digital sounds, vinyl in the 60s and 70s was mastered to be put on vinyl and then when it was transferred to cd, some of the highs and lows on the mastering was lost,so if you listen to vinyl made in the 60s and 70s, it will sound better than the same album on cd. Today, albums are mastered for cd and then transferred to vinyl, so cds would techincally sound better, but sounding "better" is still subjective and like I said, I enjoy the full sound records have as well as all the other stuff that comes with collecting them.

You'll never be John Cusak.