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dammit, i thought this was going to be about a book with fucked up photos, or a fucked up book with photos.HAHA!!!
jeeez, that's about as nasty as they come. I hope so anyway.I hope so too. Glad I'm not on eHarmony!
got it! Thanks Florida's Dying for keeping me home todayanyone got this for mail order??I should have some up at www.floridasdying.com later tonight
puh-lease
slovenly will have a few more next week.sweet! I'll peep that Monday morning. Thanks Joe
you also reap what you sow, in addition to what you sew, crafty fuckers!I was just cross stiching
yo when Black Lips is long gone TheKLYAM will be remembered as the fifth Black Lip
I saw it...along with $30 shirts I think. No thanks. Like the band but I ain't paying that much for merch. I bought a Spits shirt for $10 instead I believe
Black Lips/Dirtbombs split tour single March/April 2006
The Black Lips version of "Make It" included here is an outtake from the "Let it Bloom" sessions.
The Dirtbombs live recording of "Missionary Man" comes from a show in Seattle at the Crocodile in 2004
200 rubber-stamped copies available at merch table on tour with stamping justified in upper-left and lower right corners (pictured above)
100 rubber-stamped copies with stamping centered and "tour leftover" hand-written on reverse available from Cass Records mail order April '06
100 rubber-stamped copies with stamping centered and purchaser's name hand-written on reverse available from Cass Records mail order April/May '06
The time from lacquer mastering to pick-up of completed records was exactly one month. I was amazed a record could be completed so quickly and nearly swore off printed labels thereafter because of it. Actual rubber-stamping on tour was done on an as-needed basis...anywhere from the merch table to the van or hotel rooms, seemed like we always had just barely enough to get us through that night's show. Because of the ambiguity of the stamps I think a lot of people saw these at the shows and passed on it without asking or figuring out what it was.
OH WOW!!!! great investment!Quote from: Record Flipper, Dec. 10th, 2012Based on the on-going interest in roots music collections, the beautiful packaging of this set and its presumed scarcity, I?m going to give Aimer Et Perdre: To Love & To Lose: Songs, 1917-1934 a strong buy; I imagine it will be gone before a lot of collectors know it exists.Quote from: Angry Mom Records, todayAimer Et Perdre: To Love & To Lose
Songs, 1917-1934 3-LP $49.99
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what in the fuck are these pictures of?? Daycare in Chernobyl??
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