DMB Vinyl Releases

[jammasterjustin]

Originally Posted by camptravisr

Just got my RR 95 and it sounds amazing, really happy to have grabbed it. Now I need to cool it with the spending on DMB, bought this and Luther within the last month.

Where'd you find luther college? I'd love to pick that one up

[camptravisr]

Originally Posted by jammasterjustin

Where'd you find luther college? I'd love to pick that one up

https://store.acousticsounds.com/d/1...Vinyl_Box_Sets

I think it is still available, shout out to whoever gave us a heads up, I think it was in the other vinyl thread.

[FSUnTwoStepToo]

Originally Posted by jammasterjustin

Where'd you find luther college? I'd love to pick that one up

Plaid Room Records also had Luther College the other day.

[crashintonickdm]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Too Much 7"
DDTW 12" (preferably with the promo sheet)
Live Trax 1 Blue
BTCS
DMB Live 25


Too Much 7" takes the top because of a mix of rarity and expense-per-song. It also features a really nice D&T Jimi->WWBoM that is not available on any other US release.

DDTW 12" is likely the most limited, though not all that expensive. It's rumored that 50 (or less) still exist - the press run may have been as small 100, and many were outright "binned" (scrapped) at the plant. The promo sheet - and an apparent German version - are just little trinkets to make it more interesting. The pressing is quite bad. It has the studio cut (sans the outro "commercial") and a truncated radio edit at 4:35.

LT1 Blue is really hard to come by these days. It's the first DMB RSD release, only had 500 copies, and is of an excellent '98 show; on top of being a release of the originator of the LT series in general. Super pricey for a set, only one listed on discogs is for $1k.

BTCS is self explanatory, but the press counts are relatively large for this list. It's gotten much more expensive of late, particularly after the band missed the 20th anniversary of it (and it will only go higher if nothing is done for the 25th this year). The pressing itself leaves a bit to be desired. Very unlikely to have been cut from analog tapes. The vinyl records are pretty thin and from low-quality compounds.

DMB Live25 rounds out the list because of how special the selections on it are, the relatively few pressings, and the packaging/photobook. This is probably my favorite piece of media DMB has ever put out - it was dedicated to the hardcore fans and it shows big time when you open it and spin it.

I have the DDTW single but not the fact sheet. Has anyone ever scanned theirs and put it up for those who don’t?

[haiku.warrior]

Originally Posted by crashintonickdm

I have the DDTW single but not the fact sheet. Has anyone ever scanned theirs and put it up for those who don’t?

yep, it's on Discogs
https://www.discogs.com/release/2706...U6MzI4NjE3MDk=

[haiku.warrior]

Red Rocks back in stock again
https://www.plaidroomrecords.com/pro...d&_ss=e&_v=1.0

[Thirtyfouroi]

Originally Posted by haiku.warrior

Red Rocks back in stock again
https://www.plaidroomrecords.com/pro...d&_ss=e&_v=1.0

It was on dave matthews band’s site a few weeks ago.

[laverwater]

Anyone interested in RSD Silver Red Rocks? I'd let mine go for $150 if so. #2275. Opened but only spun one side.

[mynameismike]

Red rocks on Amazon for $69.