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appledandy 10-27-2009 06:50 PM

anyone have a record collection?
 
6"
Document 4 - pg. 99

7"
Voice - 1905
The Birds Are Spies, They Report To The Trees 7'
The Birds Are Spies, They Report To The Trees second 7"
Corn on Macabre s/t
II - Corn on Macabre
brain surgery for beginners - Countdown to Oblivion
Crackin' 7"
Crestfallen s/t
Curl Up and Die s/t
Demo - Death Wish Kids
controlled - Digression
aborted teen generation - DS-13
The GTC s/t
Vieremä - Jumalan Ruoska
hit single - Kid Kilowatt
If There Is A Future - Korova
Neil Perry (2) - Neil Perry
Neuroottiset Pelimannit s/t
Document 11 - pg. 99
Musik Til Ulempe - Paragraf 119
If You Cut Us, We Bleed - The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower
Robot Attack s/t
Gather - S.B.V.
Potential For A Fall - Sick of It All
This Record - Slogan Boy
Stomped on Sight s/t
They and The Children s/t
Tunes for Bears to Dance To s/t
Cripplers - This is Hell
The Thrill Of It All - Ultrabunny
Travel Size Nightmare - Ultrabunny
You and I s/t

Split 7"s and compilations
pg. 99/Reactor #7 split
pg. 99/Process is Dead split
pg. 99/City of Caterpillar split
Crimson Curse/Festival of Dead Deer split
Another Oppressive System/Human Waste split
Another Oppressive System/Crossing Chaos split
Majority Rule/The Blackout Terror split
Wafile/Crestfallen split
Mannequin/Transistor Transistor split
Textbook Traitors/Rats Into Robots split
Common Enemy/Weot Skam split
Kodan Armada/Whats Yr Damage split
The Dream is Dead/Find Him and Kill Him split
The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower/Necktie Party split
Suicide Note/Sever the Cord split
Shikari/Phoenix Bodies split
Ampere/Ringers split
Robot Attack/Hypatia
Choke their Rivers with our Dead/Shadows and the Silence
Tunes for Bears to Dance to/Jesse Washington
Clancy 6/Vincent Price's Orphan Powered Death Machine
Schematic of a Waking Life/Stabyouintheheadandeatyourfaceoff
Amanda Woodward/1905 split
2 Legs Bad. 38 Legs Good compilation
Robotic Empire Drum Machine Madness compilation
A 2X7' compilation
The We Love You Jeff R. Compilation

10"
Document 8 - pg. 99
Get ****ed s/t
Kodan Armada/Gospel split

12"
Clockwork Punks - The Adicts
Reinventing Axl Rose - Against Me!
New Maps of Hell - Bad Religion
Parallel Lines - Blondie
London Calling - The Clash
The Crimson Curse s/t
In God We Trust, Inc. - The Dead Kennedys
My Aim is True - Elvis Costello
This Years Model - Elvis Costello
Armed Forces - Elvis Costello and the Attractions
The Many Faces of Mental Illness (a collection) - Festival of Dead Deer
The Meanest of Times - The Dropkick Murphys
Minor Threat s/t
Legacy of Brutality - The Misfits
22 Songs That Weren't Good Enough for Our Other Records - NoFX
Thats How Tripods Work - Oktober Skyline
Document 7 - pg. 99
Noise Addiction - Pure Hell
Ramones s/t
Chronic Town - R.E.M.
Dead Letter Office - R.E.M.
Lifes Rich Pageant - R.E.M.
My Brain Hurts - Screeching Weasel
Walk Together Rock Together - 7 Seconds
The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle - The Sex Pistols
Never Mind the Bollocks - The Sex Pistols
Bookends - Simon and Garfunkel
Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon and Garfunkel
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme - Simon and Garfunkel
Sounds of Silence - Simon and Garfunkel
Speak English or Die - Stormtroopers of Death
The Day the Country Died - Subhumans
...Who Calls so Loud s/t

xcassiusx 10-29-2009 01:20 AM

I'm not posting mine right now, but you have 1905's voice on 7"? I have it, but on 12". Didnt know if you made a mistake or if such a thing existed! Nice stuff you have listed though.

music_phantom13 10-29-2009 08:32 AM

6"? What's a 6" record? I don't think I've ever seen such a thing, is it live? And I have a record collection but I'm not about to try to list them all. Good stuff by the way, Walk Together Rock Together is my favorite hardcore punk album, and Minor Threat's great too.

Oh, and welcome to MB!

alliteration 10-29-2009 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by music_phantom13 (Post 759873)
6"? What's a 6" record? I don't think I've ever seen such a thing, is it live? And I have a record collection but I'm not about to try to list them all. Good stuff by the way, Walk Together Rock Together is my favorite hardcore punk album, and Minor Threat's great too.

Oh, and welcome to MB!

Yeah, a few bands have pressed 6" vinyl. I have a Usurp Syanpse one as well. There is also the Kidcrash split with Arse Moreira that is a 5" I think.

bardonodude 10-29-2009 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by alliteration (Post 759879)
Yeah, a few bands have pressed 6" vinyl. I have a Usurp Syanpse one as well. There is also the Kidcrash split with Arse Moreira that is a 5" I think.

I have a xbxrx/total shutdown split 5", melt banana has a 666 e.p. thats a 6" inch as well haha. ampere/welcome the plague year also have a split 5" ampere and daitro also have that split 9" i think?

music_phantom13 10-29-2009 11:48 AM

Shows how much I know, I didn't know there were 5", 6" or 9" but I guess it makes sense that you could do any size you want. I even have 666 on my computer, never realized that before.

BTown 10-29-2009 01:40 PM

7"
Minor Threat - Out Of Step

...That is all.

wad 10-29-2009 01:52 PM

I have a pretty decent collection, 2500 and counting. i got a big chunck from my uncle who passed away, he was a dj in the 80s. my collection includes classic rock, punk rock, jazz, country, dance, hip-hop, you name it and ive got something for you. it is a pain though since i live on the gulf coast every year there is a chance i might have to evacuate and take all of them with me. thats alot of weight

bardonodude 10-29-2009 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wad (Post 759971)
I have a pretty decent collection, 2500 and counting. i got a big chunck from my uncle who passed away, he was a dj in the 80s. my collection includes classic rock, punk rock, jazz, country, dance, hip-hop, you name it and ive got something for you. it is a pain though since i live on the gulf coast every year there is a chance i might have to evacuate and take all of them with me. thats alot of weight

damn thats a lot of records. i have a locust s/t vinyl that i got for pretty cheap ended up leaving it in my car during the summer and it warped horribly.

appledandy 10-29-2009 08:50 PM

yeah, 1905 Voice is 12" lp, i put it under 5 inch by accident. a few of the records are being mailed, cause i just got them, and a free 7" came with my kodan armada/gospel split, called grand color crayon - ice eaters. not sure which is the band, and which is the album. any help?
my friend also just got a waifle 5", it might be a split, but i'm not sure

xcassiusx 10-29-2009 09:30 PM

The Grand Color Crayon is the band.

appledandy 10-29-2009 09:36 PM

thanks, i was leaning toward that being the album, i'd never heard of them before, just got thrown in for free

wad 10-29-2009 10:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bardonodude (Post 760017)
damn thats a lot of records. i have a locust s/t vinyl that i got for pretty cheap ended up leaving it in my car during the summer and it warped horribly.

Yeah Ive got a Locust 7 inch split. red colored vinyl shaped liked blood spatter. Put it on when I want to get the dog to go ape**** and annoy the neighbors. Speaking of leaving records in the car... I left a Light Crust Doughboys autographed in the car. I was going to give it to an elderly man as a gift but now i guess hes just got a cool album cover to hang on the wall :banghead:

appledandy 10-30-2009 04:39 AM

i'm just really excited to get my the birds are spies, they report to the tress 7"s in the mail, i'm amazed i even found them

bardonodude 10-30-2009 05:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by appledandy (Post 760128)
yeah, 1905 Voice is 12" lp, i put it under 5 inch by accident. a few of the records are being mailed, cause i just got them, and a free 7" came with my kodan armada/gospel split, called grand color crayon - ice eaters. not sure which is the band, and which is the album. any help?
my friend also just got a waifle 5", it might be a split, but i'm not sure

i have something by them, the grand color crayon they're aight

alliteration 10-30-2009 07:49 AM

dreaminginstatic`s Record List at Record Nerd / List Your Vinyl Records, CDs, LPS, 45s, 12"s, Cassette Tapes & More at Record Nerd.com

thats my record collection there.

Certif1ed 10-30-2009 09:17 AM

I've got about 2000 LPs and 200-odd 7".

No way am I going to post them all, but I particularly like collecting first presses, because the sound quality tends to be nothing less than awesome.

My favourite firsts are;

AC/DC;
TNT, High Voltage, Let There Be Rock, Highway To Hell, Back in Black, For Those About to Rock

Barclay James Harvest;
Octoberon, Gone to Earth, XII

Beatles;
Rubber Soul, Revolver, Sgt Peppers, Abbey Road

Black Sabbath;
Black Sabbath, Paranoid, Master of Reality, Vol 4, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Heaven and Hell

Boston;
Boston

Camel;
Camel, Mirage

Cream;
Fresh Cream, Disraeli Gears

Deep Purple;
The Book of Talysin, In Rock, Machine Head

Eagles;
Hotel California

Fleetwood Mac;
Rumours

Genesis;
Trespass, Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, Duke

Gong;
Flying Teapot, Angel's Egg, You

Groundhogs;
Split

Hatfield and the North;
Hatfield and the North, The Rotter's Club

Hawkwind;
Doremi Fasol Latido, Space Ritual, Warrior On The Edge of Time, Sonic Attack

Iron Maiden;
Iron Maiden, The Number of the Beast

Jefferson Airplane;
Surrealistic Pillow

Jet;
Get Born

King Crimson;
In The Court of the Crimson King

Led Zeppelin;
II, III, IV

Motorhead;
On Parole, Overkill, Ace of Spades, Iron Fist

Pink Floyd;
Saucerful of Secrets, Meddle, Dark Side of the Moon, Animals

Placebo;
Black Market Music, Sleeping With Ghosts

Pulp;
Different Class

Queen;
Queen, Queen II

Supertramp;
Even in the Quietest Moments, Crime of the Century

Thin Lizzy;
Johnny the Fox

UFO;
Phenomenon

Wishbone Ash;
Pilgrimage


The above list paints a poor impression of my collection, simply because tracking down first pressings is a long (but enjoyable) task, and you can't always find your favourites.

I have many modern, funk, reggae, pop, jazz and somewhat esoteric recordings as well as the obvious classic and Prog rock - but the majority is metal from 1979-1986. I also have a large number of classical recordings, which probably equals my metal collection.

All vinyl - I'm trying to replace all my CDs and mp3s because I hate both the sound and the formats.

zaackkk 10-30-2009 03:34 PM

how the **** do people have money for all that?!

my dad got rid of some of mine when he got rid of his, i only had about 20, but now i have whatever i have from spring time

algernon cadwallader's lp
1994! - thank you arms and fingers
my heart to joy - seasons in verse
birthday boyz - bro cycle
outclassed - this could be coincidence
animal collective - summertime clothes
capsule - blue
old man gloom - seminar II
old man gloom - seminar III
paper tulips - orbital
circa survive - juturna picture 12"
hot cross - risk revival picture 12"
the get up kids - 4 minute mile sealed 12"
and a few others

neil perry/joshua fit for battle - brothers from different mothers split 12"
1994!/spires split 12'

the brass - homosapien 7"
monument - a 3 song 7"
what price wonderland? - claim 7"
peter and craig - aliens blizzards and thieves 7"
casket architects - electrical/skeletal
fairweather - alaska 7"
still waiting - 7"
adam pierce & kristen mccord - 7"
the fugue 7"

music_phantom13 10-30-2009 03:56 PM

Work, build up collection over time, find used records at garage sales and the like cheap, find records people are giving away that they don't want anymore.

On another note, the new Railcars was finally delivered today (4 weeks late almost!) and my new copy of cities vs. submarines got here at the same time (my dog destroyed the original) so I'm pretty much in Heaven right now.

zaackkk 10-30-2009 07:20 PM

i go to school full time... i can't work a lot.
and i don't want any old ****ty kiss albums or anything that people give away haha.

i'd rather have a smaller collection that i really like than a bunch of **** i never listen too.

appledandy 10-30-2009 08:07 PM

my dad has a huge collection of stuff i dislike, i only took the r.e.m., clash. simon and garfunkel, and elvis costello stuff from him. i get them on ebay and local stores and tags sales and shows when ever i have the money to

zaackkk 10-30-2009 11:51 PM

i have to pay for food, rent, beer, phone/....****

Certif1ed 10-31-2009 03:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zaackkk (Post 760428)
how the **** do people have money for all that?!

Quote:

Originally Posted by music_phantom13 (Post 760440)
Work, build up collection over time, find used records at garage sales and the like cheap, find records people are giving away that they don't want anymore.

...and learn the subject matter - know what it is you're looking for.

So many sellers advertise vinyl as "First Press" when it isn't. Likewise, they often sell something outrageously rare for very little money simply because they don't know what it is.

It's totally possible to make your record collection self-funding by finding genuine first presses and rarities in charity shops, boot sales and even 2nd hand record shops.

I recently picked up a copy of the "Livin' Lovin' Wreck" version of Led Zep II for £20 in my local 2nd hand shop, and sold it on eBay for £250. If I'd known ALL the details about that record, I could have held out for £500-700.

I've also bought a first press of "Dark Side of the Moon" for £5 from a shop - the last time I saw one sell on eBay it went for around £900. The same shop recently had a copy of Led Zep I on sale for £100 - and I'm kicking myself for not buying it. Could have made a 900% profit.

Last Saturday, I bought a first press of "Rubber Soul" from a charity shop for £35. And trust me, that was an utter bargain :D

swim 10-31-2009 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zaackkk (Post 760428)
the brass - homosapien 7"

When they played at my house the vinyl press hadn't come through yet so i have it on cd. Cool dudes.

xcult_classicx 11-01-2009 04:57 AM

Here's all the stuff I got:

Meaning- Tour CD-R
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart- S/T CD
Kids On The Move/Backsight- Bridging Oceans Split CD
Ancient Horns- Profano promo CD
JR Ewing- Ride Paranoia CD
Catharsis- Samsara CD
Zegota- Movement In The Music CD
Converge- Jane Doe CD
Converge- You Fail Me CD
Isis- Panopticon CD
Stretch Arm Strong- Free At Last CD
Sauna- Deeper It Goes CD
Bystorm/Pulling Teeth- Split CD
The Make-Up- In Mass Mind-CD
Minor Threat-The First Demo CD
Richard Collier- For The Love Of Death CD
Orchid- Chaos Is Me CD
Orchid- Dance Tonight, Revolution Tomorrow! CD
Fugazi- 13 Songs CD
Spitfire- Self-Help CD
End Of A Year- Sincerely CD
The National Acrobat- Can't Stop Casper Adams CD
With Arms Still Empty/Since By Man- Split CD
Garrison- Be A Criminal CD
Guilt- Barstow Ugly Box CD
By The Grace Of God- Perspective CD
Falling Forward- Hand Me Down CD
Four Hundred Years- Transmit Failure CD
Refused- The EP Comp CD
Snapcase- Progression Through Unlearning CD
Snapcase- Designs For Automation CD
Snapcase- End Transmission CD
Walk Me Home- Probably Not Your Thing CD-R
Student Rick- S/T CD
Dilapidated Buko Pie- A Contemporary Life In A Contemporary Country Which Is Under The Rule Of A Contemporary Corrupted Government With Its Contemporary Politics And Contemporary Politicians CD-R
The Plot To Blow Up The Eiffel Tower- Love In The Fascist Brothel CD
Fujicolor- Demo CD-R
Kias Fansuri- Dua Tahun Pertama CD
Kias Fansuri/Only For The Sake Of Aching- Split 7"
My Disco- Paradise 12"
Better Never- 7"
Thursday- War All The Time Tape
Thursday- Full Collapse Tape
Buried Alive- The Death Of Your Perfect World Tape
Buried Alive- Last Rites Tape
All Out War- For Those Who Were Crucified Tape
Darkest Hour- So Sedated, So Secure Tape
Darkest Hour- Hidden Hands Of A Sadist Nation Tape
Taking Back Sunday- Tell All Your Friends Tape

The rest of the stuff I had, I lost. Particularly my stuff on cassette. O_O

zaackkk 11-01-2009 10:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swim (Post 760746)
When they played at my house the vinyl press hadn't come through yet so i have it on cd. Cool dudes.

they are ridiculously awesome live. i saw them in brooklyn with algernon over the summer.

zaackkk 11-01-2009 10:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Certif1ed (Post 760576)
...and learn the subject matter - know what it is you're looking for.

So many sellers advertise vinyl as "First Press" when it isn't. Likewise, they often sell something outrageously rare for very little money simply because they don't know what it is.

It's totally possible to make your record collection self-funding by finding genuine first presses and rarities in charity shops, boot sales and even 2nd hand record shops.

I recently picked up a copy of the "Livin' Lovin' Wreck" version of Led Zep II for £20 in my local 2nd hand shop, and sold it on eBay for £250. If I'd known ALL the details about that record, I could have held out for £500-700.

I've also bought a first press of "Dark Side of the Moon" for £5 from a shop - the last time I saw one sell on eBay it went for around £900. The same shop recently had a copy of Led Zep I on sale for £100 - and I'm kicking myself for not buying it. Could have made a 900% profit.

Last Saturday, I bought a first press of "Rubber Soul" from a charity shop for £35. And trust me, that was an utter bargain :D

yeah, classic rock, and all that ****... never appealed to me. but yay!

bardonodude 11-02-2009 05:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swim (Post 760746)
When they played at my house the vinyl press hadn't come through yet so i have it on cd. Cool dudes.

what are the brass like? I think Im going to have to check them out.

music_phantom13 11-02-2009 07:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zaackkk (Post 760506)
i go to school full time... i can't work a lot.
and i don't want any old ****ty kiss albums or anything that people give away haha.

i'd rather have a smaller collection that i really like than a bunch of **** i never listen too.

I mean I hate KISS too, and I don't like loads of classic rock, but I'll occasionally find something good in someone's old collection. I figure it can't hurt to look. That's how I got my copy of Beats, Rhymes and Life and Wowee Zowee, plus some Zappa and Herbie Han**** albums. You never know when someone might have something you wouldn't expect.

zaackkk 11-02-2009 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bardonodude (Post 761520)
what are the brass like? I think Im going to have to check them out.

badass. i have links if you like them.

Certif1ed 11-02-2009 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zaackkk (Post 761441)
yeah, classic rock, and all that ****... never appealed to me. but yay!

One day, lad, you will learn... :p:

zaackkk 11-02-2009 06:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Certif1ed (Post 761642)
One day, lad, you will learn... :p:

i already did

appledandy 11-03-2009 07:52 PM

so i received my the birds are spies, they report to the trees record today, and it came with another free copy of the grand color crayons ice eaters. anybody know why i am getting so many free copies of this record?

bardonodude 11-03-2009 09:34 PM

it probably hasnt been selling for **** haha

Janszoon 11-03-2009 09:45 PM

Quote:

anyone have a record collection?
Yep. It's not huge or anything but I'd say I have somewhere between 50 and 100 records.

bardonodude 11-04-2009 06:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 762433)
Yep. It's not huge or anything but I'd say I have somewhere between 50 and 100 records.

same probably, i have so many 7"'s because they're so cheap. too many to count.

appledandy 11-04-2009 12:36 PM

i have tons of 7"s cause they're cheap, and most independent bands that do vinyl do splits to cut the cost, or 7"s cause vinyl is expensive to make.

appledandy 11-04-2009 07:24 PM

and i got my 1905 "Voice" LP. it's one of the most amazing records i have ever listened to. much better than the mp3s i have of it

DoctorSoft 11-15-2009 07:35 PM

I just started collecting vinyl this year, so my collection's pretty small, but this is what I got:

7"

Snowing - **** Your Emotional Bull****
By Surprise/Hightide Hotel Split
Bearings - s/t 7"
Sunny Day Real Estate - Pillars
Monument - A Three Song 7"
12"

Sunny Day Real Estate
Diary on green
Rising Tide on green
LP2
HIFTBSO
Mineral- Power of Failing and Endserenading
Cross My Heart - Temporary Contemporary(silver marble), s/t, The Reason I Failed History(grey marble) (I'm kind of ashamed to own these cause this band really sucks, but I got them cheap so whatever.)
Led Zeppelin - Houses of the Holy
Empire! Empire! (I was a Lonely Estate) - What It Takes to Move Forward (hasen't arrived yet, got it on pink.)
The Appleseed Cast - Sagarmatha

Dee Eye Why 11-19-2009 06:18 PM

5"

locust, the/jenny piccolo split


7"

625 thrashcore barbaric thrash demolition volume III
allen clapp - brown formica table (yellow)
any last words - s/t (green/clear/metal screenprinted insert)
assfactor 4 - smoked out
at war with shadows - healing is not an option
blackwall hitch - milwaukee burning
books lie/living under lies - punks not dead split
born b.c. - the power and the privelige e.p.
brothers wat, the - all that glitters is not gold
burn - s/t
c/z records compilation
calvary - the will of the way
cex - get your badass on ep (orange)
chris brokaw - forestry e.p. (clear)
citizens patrol - sick routine e.p.
citizens patrol - dead children e.p.
cowar - hatred songs
crovetch - international lotus control (red)
dawnbreed 5, the - robot (green)
dead ones, the - vanmakt e.p. (white)
fields of fire - kill the flock (red)
fing fang foom - in memory of peter the great
greyhouse/dahlia seed split
grip - friction burn fatal
hinckley - s/t
insignificant - evel
iron lung - demonstrations in pressure and volume
jessamine - s/t
jessica bailiff - s/t
john henry west - s/t
judge - new york crew
la mantra de fhiqria/tale of genji split
locust, the/melt banana split (orange)
kg - from innocense to catastrophe
kitchen, the/shelby tigers split (yellow/pink)
machetres - s/t
mineral/jimmy eat world/sense field split (purple)
movietone - s/t
neon hunk - abra cadaver (pink)
oath, the (das oath) - s/t (green/clear)
payback - draw the line
phantom pregnancies, the - special child ep (clear/orange)
pot valiant - loud street
punch - eyeless e.p. (yellow)
r'n'r - s/t
rail - luke & lauraland
red eye - s/t
red knife lottery - s/t
restrain - armageddon (yellow/clear)
scaley andrew - raising the goddess ep
scholastic deth - revenge
scholastic deth - shackle me not! e.p.
scholastic deth - read everything
seppuku - s/t
sense field - fun never ends (grey)
shudder to think - s/t
simple machines september compilation - jawbox/crackerbash
skarp/human error split (red)
sleeping body - s/t
so low/jenhitt - songs from the letsrain lounge split
son of jorel/rimoil split
soon the darkness - cut through the cross section (green/multicolored)
sparkmarker - plug
step forward look west - s/t
subvert - the madness must end
supertouch - what did we learn
syrup usa - s/t (pink)
tsunami - 24 hour service
under pressure - habits
union - you feel for it
universal order of armageddon - s/t
verbena - pretty please single
year one - tycho-1
zaimph - s/t
zombie squad - surfing with the contra

10"

blow, the - bonus album
mark kozekel - duk koo kim single
clouddead - s/t
jessica bailiff w/ the.dithering.effect - 4 track e.p. (clear)
shivering, the - to the ground
transient waves - s/t (clear)

12"

blood brothers - burn piano island burn
don martin three - s/t (fire as a metaphor)
good, the bad & the queen - s/t
david grubbs - the spectrum between
indian summer - hidden arithmetic
magic lantern - high beams
native - we delete; erase (orange/clear)
owen - at home with owen
re:building hardcore compilation

[along with boxes and boxes of my dad's old 60's-80's rock/psychedelic/comedy vinyls]

cassettes

american standard - wonderland
burn - cassette single
drift again - s/t
fugazi - margin walker
fugazi - s/t
rites, the - 3 song demo
ten boy summer - demo
unbroken - you won't be back


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