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Quicksand, Rival Schools & Walter Schreifels what else could you need?

By naidoo | Published 11/01/2011

xbmkusyx has a great collection of records for sale.

This is a great Quicksand promo single from their first album Slip. I hated that the vinyl for this record was so thin. But still a great 7″ to own. It features Dine Alone and Can Opener.

Walter’s latest solo album on black out a 100 on 180 gram vinyl. Some great cover songs on this album.

This 7″ was released for the album Manic Compression, it features Divorce and Voice Killer. Strangely enough it is also on a really thin record.

This Rival Schools record is from the first printing back in 2001, still a classic. Everytime I listen to this it brings back memories of seeing them at Maxwells in Hoboken.

Are there hurricanes in Iowa? I dunno ask Modern Life Is War.

By Tre | Published 08/27/2011

Got some more here from mattattack1984. This time a whole hurricane-load of Modern Life Is War vinyl. Are there hurricanes in Iowa? I am sure there are tornados. I could google the answer, but… well, you know. Either way, mattattack1984 has got a ton of records for you to check out on this rainy saturday. Act quick, not too much time left here!

1st Press on transparent blue out of 100

1st Press on blood red out of 150

Clear out of 150

1st Press blue marble with black out of 250

1st Press Posi Numbers edition out of 250

And the S/T 7″ Japanese Tour edition out of 150

Fill up the A section of your LPs

By Tre | Published 08/17/2011

Go over to your LPs right now. Just go right to the start, and start flipping thru them. You shouldn’t have to go too far. Do you have these three records? No? Ok, here’s what you need to do, you need to bid on these records and give your collection a little more respectability. Seller hard-to-forget has made it easy to start at the beginning of the alphabet with these Agnostic Front LPs.

Don’t sweat trying to get that elusive (and expensive) Rat Cage LP. Go with the first VIP reissue on Combat Core. The plain matte black jacket with glossy raised letters? Pure classic.

Now move on to the 2nd LP, Cause For Alarm, with its Sean Taggart cover illustration, and sketchy Pete Steele lyrics. Feel the crossover.

This is my personal favorite of the bunch. Some might think that odd, especially compared to Victim In Pain. But it’s the (goddamned fuckin’) truth. Jesus, it has the Pledge of Allegiance on it for christ’s sake!

Rot In Hell

By mcs | Published 08/05/2011

It seems only appropriate that for my first post on here that I bring your attention to a band from my neck of the woods… Rot In Hell. If you’re not familiar with this band, then all you really need to know is that they like Integrity, at least half of them are/were straight edge, and their average age is probably about 50. As you an no doubt imagine, people like this are pretty miserable types and this really comes through in their music. Some chap called outofstepxvx (I suspect that may not be his real name) is selling a copy of the rarest color of their debut LP on Deathwish Inc, which is long sold out. With no bids and a starting price of just 0.99, it looks someone has a good chance of bagging this for a bargain price.

An Early Break From Test Press Tuesday.

By morgado | Published 06/21/2011

If that KYI record’s actual test press status was questionable, this next one from fifthwardboy is anything but. Anything but a test press, I mean. But that’s ok, because it’s a limited (/100) screen printed cover of the Brotherhood “Words Run… As Thick As Blood” lp, and it’s ending REAL soon.

And you know what? As long as I’m here, this 2nd press of the First Strike version of Chain of Strength’s “What Holds Us Apart” 7 inch is ending an hour after this one. Might as well leave this here…

I Can’t Wait

By b. murphy | Published 05/16/2011

I love going to the garden and hearing Can’t Wait One Minute More come blasting over the loud speakers. 99.9999% of the crowd has no idea who the band is, but everyone seems to know the song. People get amped, that drum beat is powerful. Of course, it’s a song by CIV that you can play at home with this LP single. I was stoked to track down a copy for myself a few years back. The extended instrumental b-side is epic.

Worst seller name ever? gemalinafigueroataylor5. Descriptive is normally good, but this one feels like 6 thrown together words with a random number. Weird.
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You Fail Me … Whoa

By b. murphy | Published 04/25/2011

Holy shit, xuttermoshx is bringing out some rare guns. This You Fail Me Converge LP is flipping rare. This one is limited to just 4 copies. That’s right FOUR. If I had to guess, I would say, pressing mix up, as the red/black vinyl was supposed to be striped. You can see that here (ltd to 642, dope). The regular press of this white/clear vinyl has a cross of white, instead of a stripe of white. And actually, one lp has 3 arms instead of 4. I’d guess Tre has that one squirreled away, though.

Go ahead and pony up for this one. All money goes towards putting out more vinyl on React Records. That’s something worth supporting. Of course, you have to be a big dog to get in on the bidding at this point … Check out the current price. Wow.

And after you finish reviewing the pressing of this lp, grab some Deathwish Inc releases. It’s a smart move.
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It’s All Our Blood – Test Press … Sunday??

By b. murphy | Published 04/24/2011

Pssshhhh, that’s bush league, bigxdig. Everyone knows you have to plan your auctions AROUND test press Tuesday. It looks like this dude started his auction on a Wednesday. He might squeeze a few hours out of a Tuesday, but not enough to get a coveted listing by Mr. Morgado. That guys king of zing .. and some shit like that. Regardless, this LP is cool. You get both EPs and a comp track (or two?), all re-mastered. It was a split release by Youngblood Records and React Records. Two great, independent labels. Big fans of both. This LP is limited to 15, which I sort of find hard to believe. I forget how many tests Sean usually does, but I thought Aram did more. Hmm, anyone got more info on this one?

Bane Collection: Spot Fillers

By b. murphy | Published 04/07/2011

Looking to fill some spots in your Bane collection? Look no further, goochedge has what you are looking for. And these aren’t just recent EPs. Hell no. He has the goods from the early aughts. Something for everyone.

Not limited to 50. More like 125, but hey, that’s ok.

Euro tour, hot.

Was this also a Euro tour press? I’m pretty sure it was. I recall having Jeremy or Dalbec bring one back for me.

No viruses or n00dz. Just a weirdo web form and music. Great jams.

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Flippin’ It Live On WNYU.

By morgado | Published 01/24/2011

Seller dirrrty_harry is sure to stir up the conversation (and most likely the bids) with the dirrrty deed of buying this test pressing (a European tour only version out of 50, but the actual records are tests) of the Supertouch Live on WNYU LP and immediately flipping it onto eBay. And I do mean immediately:

I bought this last night in Essen, Germany together with their new 7″ on Reaper (which blows my mind btw.) and thought, I should give you a chance to get a hold on this rare item… They sell it for 20 Euros (= 27 USD) and with a strict policy of only two test presses at each show, so that they wouldn’t be all sold out after the first gig of the tour. Nice! I was lucky enough to get one.

And by lucky, I’m sure he’s thinking winning the lottery lucky…

I have to admit; I am on some level tickled to see the traditional “American seller flips limited pressing from a US show on eBay in attempt to score big bucks from the Euros” routine turned on it’s ear. I would have appreciated a bit more subtlety though.

(It’s actually pretty hard to find info on this release online, since as I understand it it’s a new label putting this out, so for more info on ordering the LP, email horrorhotelproductions@yahoo.com.)

If you like Sabbath…

By Josh | Published 01/22/2011

you should like Pentagram! I just discovered them, thanks to the guys at Armageddon Shop, a couple of years ago, but they are awesome! Great 70′s ‘heavy metal’ stuff. I dont think they play very often, but they did just do 2 shows as part of a 30th anniversary and as odd as it may seem the played in New York City and in Providence, Rhode Island!

First you can bid on this copy of ‘Review Your Choices’ from vrt1. it may seem pricey, but unfortunantly most of the Pentagram stuff is expensive. Most them are reissues by lables that do small pressings on thick vinyl with fancy gatefold sleeves. I wouldnt buy one every week, but they are worth having!

After you buy the LP you can pick up this special screen printed BLACKLIGHT poster that was done for the Providence show. I think that ktulu-sothoth is probably the person that did the posters and I’m pretty sure they sold them for this same price at the show and that most of them sold so there are most likely only a few leftovers!

Fat kids need love too!

By Josh | Published 01/06/2011

I dont know about other Straight Edge kids, but I know that the few sXe friends I have (myself included) all have their own vices and most of them involve food! I remember first seeing Youth of Today and the Gorilla Biscuits and learning what Straight Edge was and thinking… I’m a fat kid with hair 1/2 way down my back and these guys looks like Venice Beach body builders! Seriously… how does a guy one from CT look that tan!?! Anyway… eventually I saw some other bands with Straight Edge members that didnt fit the ‘youth crew’ mold and I decided that was for me.

So even though this record has nothing to do with Straight Edge I dedicate this post to all the Straight Edge fat kids!

Descendents FAT LP

and here is the original Descendents FAT 7″

Staring Into The Sun

By b. murphy | Published 12/20/2010

You know how some people say ridiculous stuff like “We’re Not In This Alone is better than Break Down The Walls,” or “The Misfits were good when I saw them in 2004″ or even “hardcore died in 1986?” Shit like that is ridiculous. Do you think anyone has ever said “Staring Into The Sun is better than Screaming For Change?” I hope not. I can’t even imagine what sort of riff raff would say something like that. It’s just not right.

Our boy Naidoo is selling this particular copy. Honestly, I can’t recall seeing this cover before. Anyone have some info?

But for my money, it’s all about Screaming For Change. And Wishingwell color vinyl? You can’t beat that. Go ahead and hit the “Make Offer” button. This one has been sitting around for a while, you could get a deal.

Some Mistakes You Never Stop Paying For

By b. murphy | Published 12/08/2010

This one goes out to Morgado. How could he post those items earilier today and not post up these LPs from unholybloodlust? That’s obviously a mistake. This dude has ALL the gems. Literally, all of them. Ok, no test presses, but these LPs were dope. That Twilight record release gig was intense (not that Twilight dude …). Was Morgado there? Or was that his first mistake? Could be, could be…

Slumlords Test Trifecta!

By Josh | Published 11/04/2010

everythingsuperfan is back again with a Trilogy of Slumlords test presses!

First up is the ‘Involuntary Skinhead’ 7″ from A389 records and limited to only 10 copies.

Second we have a test of the ‘Slumber Party at Jackos’ 7″ from Perfect Victim Records. This one comes in an awesome Sex Pistols parody sleeve and is limited to 20 copies.

Last but not least is a test of the self titled 12″ on Rocket Punch Records. This record includes the Slumlords self titled LP on side one and is backed with a live set from the Ottobar in Baltimore recorded on March 13, 2004. This test is limited to 14 copies.