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Judge BID Poster

mcs — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 18:00:55 +0000

See this original, giant Judge ‘Bringin’ It Down’ poster here that toybuddy1964 is selling for his good friend? I used to have one of these framed on my wall. For about three years it was literally the only thing hanging on the walls in any of the places that I lived. Then one day I switched the poster in the frame to the ‘New York Hardcore – The Way It Is’, and for some dumbass reason I then traded the Judge poster away. I guess I was kinda bored of it & someone offered me some good records for it. Wish I still had it though. I’d like to see this hanging on my wall again.

Judge (not) Chung King!

b. murphy — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 02:55:27 +0000

Have you ever scrolled too quickly through ebay only to hurriedly jump back up because you thought you saw a holy grail? Happened to me with this Judge record being sold by kfcforlife. The picture sucked me (just like I’m hoping the title of this blog did …). Of course, it’s the 10″ bootleg. Surprised he didn’t mention what number it was … LOL.

Want more Judge merch? Peep this link.

PS. You can get it for ONE CENT cheaper from japa70 over here.

Final Pressing insanity? We’ll see…

mcs — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 23:09:55 +0000

Only 4 hours left on these two ‘final pressings’ that Rev released circa 2001. I remember that when these things came out it seemed vinyl really was on it’s last legs. I guess Rev never figured that ten years later they could easily press hundreds more of these things to a new market. And since this year saw a post final press of the Youth Of Today 7″, I could imagine further pressings of both of these things could follow at some point. And if it happens, and history is anything to go by, then no doubt everyone will be trying to buy up ten copies so that in ten year’s time they can punt them on ebay for $300 each.

everythingmust321go looks set to do well from their current batch of auctions. Will be interesting to see how much these two go for given recent insane prices on these particular pressings:

Judge triple header AKA 21 inches of Judge

Tre — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 23:00:34 +0000

Another one here from from my old friend bouvetislandchamberofcommerce this time it’s a Judge triple header. The New York Crew 7″ and Storm II, both on Revelation, and the Vivo En WNYU bootleg 7″ all make for a good solid lot. A good way to dip your toe, kinda like a starter kit for newbies. But hey, no JUDGEment (lol) if you’ve been in the game for a while and are without em. I would snatch em up now though. Judge stock is going to go thru the roof if everyone keeps buzzing about reunions like they are…

Judge Skiz 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Presses

Justin O — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 06:43:52 +0000

This is the 4th or 5th I’ve posted this E.P. But it’s hard not to post it when some clean copies pop up online. All of those American vinylnoizers should take this prime opportunity to take the auction provided by hardcorex74 and bring these copies back to the U.S. I wonder how many Schism records are stacked up from our German seller.

	1st press : 1000 black vinyl
		    White labels, printed inner sleeve.

2nd press : 1000 black vinyl
		    Yellow labels, printed inner sleeve.

3rd press : 1000 black vinyl
		    Yellow labels, lyric sheet rather than printed inner
		    sleeve.

Judge – New York E.P. – Blue Vinyl

Justin O — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 23:28:06 +0000

The other day as my first post I featured Judge’s New York E.P. on black. Seller infestinfest has the Revelation First Press on blue colored vinyl. I don’t really know how much these go for, but if you need it in your collection check out the auction.

Fed Up … With Incorrect Pressing Information

b. murphy — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 15:24:45 +0000

Looks like eferentz forgot to consult the rev.txt tomb when he upped this auction. He states this is a first press on Schism Records. Not quite. This is a second press EP. You can tell the difference based on the record label. Yellow labels means second press. White labels mean first press. Granted, the third press also has yellow labels, but the lyric sheet is the giveaway there. If it’s a separate sheet, it’s 3rd press. Judging (get it?) by the lack of lyric sheet printed, this is hopefully a second press. Limited to 1000 either way. Judge rules.

Update: eferentz got a memo and updated his auction. Word!

First Post: Judge New York Crew – Orange Cover, Black Vinyl

Justin O — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 06:54:31 +0000

As my first post on Vinyl Noize, I decided to post none other than one of the most classic hardcore record, both aesthetically and musically. A record that should be a staple in all straight edge and non-edgers record collections all over the world. The Judge New York Crew E.P. If you are just starting out collecting this is a great get. This particular copy is out of 4000 on Revelation and won’t cost you as much as an orange colored vinyl copy, or the first release of this e.p. on the infamous Schism Records. But still a must have. Seller pingler has got you covered for this particular copy. Check out this auction and make sure it’s in your collection.

We’re Judging You.

morgado — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:00:46 +0000

Yes, our pal str8t8 is back, and he’s got a pair of Judge ep’s for you to go after on this National Edge Day. And if you’re more of an lp fan, aapjekoala is ready to bring it down on orange vinyl for you. Don’t like Judge at all? Then you suck. Because it’s Edge Day. And in addition to your lifestyle, now we’re judging your musical taste.

Revelation Can Suck It

b. murphy — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 15:10:20 +0000

This record really gets around. There are hundreds if not a thousand of these. But for some reason, people always bid like madmen on them. I don’t get it. vintagemij has one up now. I’m sure it’ll get zany. Don’t know why. There is nothing more disrespectful than a 10″ bootleg. That’s just sticking it to Revelation Records.