**The Official Vinyl Collectors Thread**

[AlexK79]

I just got RR #1166 for $99 on Discogs, sweet.

[BTCS_JTR]

I enjoy that the Record Store Day snapchat story is just a single video of the Space Jam theme song

[WidespreadMule3]

I was able to grab: Grateful Dead, Santana, Jason Isbell, SRV, Allen Toussaint & the Doors.

I really wanted the John Scoggins and Star Wars releases but store didn't get either. I may try to grab DMB in a few weeks when the prices start coming down a little bit.

[WidespreadMule3]

Pretty sure Bull Moose's site melted this morning.

[soccer41]

Didnt even bother waiting in line

Got lucky & got Springsteen @ Hammersmith and Space Jam on Sunday from record store websites at cost.

Still on the search for Red Rocks.

[mcwyffe]

Yea tried bullmoose for dead and Pearl Jam. No luck on either.

[WidespreadMule3]

I got the Star Wars 10" in my cart but keeps prohibiting me from checking out. I figured it would've told me by now if it was actually sold out.

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by mcwyffe

Yea tried bullmoose for dead and Pearl Jam. No luck on either.

Pearl Jam single on Discogs for $9.99 + $4 for S&H

https://www.discogs.com/sell/item/467864009?ev=bp_det

[DMB1983]

Originally Posted by snake911

Some of it is probably due to having so much great live DMB vinyl, I'm not that immediately blown away. The vinyl itself sounds good, quiet, nice and open, but the sound is a little thin in the low/mids for me (I haven't listed to rr95 in awhile and I'm guessing that's just a tape thing). Very pleased overall, I just prefer the sound of something like LT3 better. If this were the only DMB live vinyl, I would be beyond excited. Spoiled by riches at this point.

I would imagine that is just the recording itself. For being considered the mecca of DMB live releases, I've always felt and heard it the mix the same way you described. By all means it is not bad, but just not as full sounding as say Central Park. Drums are a bit flat in the mix and hollow, bass is a little low, overall not a lot of depth in the recording. It's a flat mix but does a fantastic job of mixing the whole band together, nothing is missing or stands out too much.

The 95 DMB sound though was very much this way though. It captures what they sounded like at the time. Almost all 95 tapes and releases have the same described sound.

Would love to get my hands on this vinyl someday.

[BTBaboon]

So with RR out now, what would you guys like the see the release schedule be over the next few years? In a perfect world, I'd like to see the following

Spring 2017: Red Rocks '95 4xLP (retail/black)
Fall 2017: Too Much/Jimi Thing 7" (Black Friday RSD)
Summer 2018: Before these Crowded Streets (20th Anniversary Retail)
Spring 2019: Live at Luther College (20th Anniversary RSD, Dark Blue Vinyl/Black Retail)
Fall 2019: Listener Supported (20th Anniversary Black Friday RSD)
Spring 2020: The Lillywhite Sessions (RSD)

[coldengrey12]

Spring 2020: The Lillywhite Sessions (RSD)

It's nice to dream, but this will NEVER happen.

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

It's nice to dream, but this will NEVER happen.

Someone just has to convince Cap$haw of all the $$$$$ he could make off it

Seriously though, if this ever was released with a proper master, I'd do terrible things to get a copy

[dmb_is_good]

Anyone interested in trades from RSD?

I've got Springsteen and moe.

Saw another user on here was looking for moe. so I picked it up. Sent a DM, but never heard anything back.

If not no worries, just wanted to give first opportunity here.

[chadizzy1]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

So with RR out now, what would you guys like the see the release schedule be over the next few years? In a perfect world, I'd like to see the following

Spring 2017: Red Rocks '95 4xLP (retail/black)
Fall 2017: Too Much/Jimi Thing 7" (Black Friday RSD)
Summer 2018: Before these Crowded Streets (20th Anniversary Retail)
Spring 2019: Live at Luther College (20th Anniversary RSD, Dark Blue Vinyl/Black Retail)
Fall 2019: Listener Supported (20th Anniversary Black Friday RSD)
Spring 2020: The Lillywhite Sessions (RSD)

I would rather have a full album released than another 7". A 7" is such a waste of a special release. I wish they would skip LT6 and release LT7 on vinyl.

My "predictions" have come true so far, except for BTCS and a 2015 studio album - guess we didn't get What Album
the dates were a little off though

http://www.popcultureonwax.com/2014/...n-2015-15.html

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by chadizzy1

I would rather have a full album released than another 7". A 7" is such a waste of a special release. I wish they would skip LT6 and release LT7 on vinyl.

My "predictions" have come true so far, except for BTCS and a 2015 studio album - guess we didn't get What Album
the dates were a little off though

http://www.popcultureonwax.com/2014/...n-2015-15.html

More than likely, I would guess they don't have a release scheduled for BFRSD anyways, just threw that there to bridge the gap between a spring RSD release of Red Rocks and the likely Summer/Fall '18 release of BTCS - that's a pretty long gap

Also, thank god they've upped the press counts compared to your predictions!

What would you like to see after BTCS?

[coldengrey12]

The completist in me knows that if they put Stand Up out on wax, I will buy it.

*hangs head*

[AndySlash]

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

The completist in me knows that if they put Stand Up out on wax, I will buy it.

*hangs head*

alas, the price of being a completist. i spent $60 on a copy of r.e.m.'s terrible 'around the sun' just so i could have a complete album discography. and i left the price tag on the outer sleeve so i can remember my sacrifice with a helping dose of shame.

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by coldengrey12

The completist in me knows that if they put Stand Up out on wax, I will buy it.

*hangs head*

I'd be fine having a well mastered copy of it. There's enough songs that I would listen to if the sound was good. The CD is pretty compressed, think it has only a DR of 7; which is bad

[coldengrey12]

If they did an embossed firedancer on the sleeve, that would be cool.

[BTCS_JTR]

Originally Posted by dmb_is_good

Anyone interested in trades from RSD?

I've got Springsteen and moe.

Saw another user on here was looking for moe. so I picked it up. Sent a DM, but never heard anything back.

If not no worries, just wanted to give first opportunity here.

PM sent.

[DoDaFoo]

I was out of town over the weekend and missed hitting up my usual RSD spots. I did swing by one on my lunch today to check if they had Red Rocks. No luck, but I did find a gorgeous copy of Bruce Springsteen's "The River", which I had been looking for, so I left quite happy!

[BTBaboon]

Is anyone out there looking for a copy of the splatter edition of Crash or the mispress of UTTAD? I have an extra of each I'd be willing to entertain trade offers

[jbombs16]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Is anyone out there looking for a copy of the splatter edition of Crash or the mispress of UTTAD? I have an extra of each I'd be willing to entertain trade offers

Would you sell the mispress?

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by jbombs16

Would you sell the mispress?

Not looking to sell at the moment, sorry. If I change my mind I will let you know for sure though

[dobyblue]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

I'd be fine having a well mastered copy of it. There's enough songs that I would listen to if the sound was good. The CD is pretty compressed, think it has only a DR of 7; which is bad

I don't love the album, but I'd also be all over a properly mastered vinyl release.

[chadizzy1]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

More than likely, I would guess they don't have a release scheduled for BFRSD anyways, just threw that there to bridge the gap between a spring RSD release of Red Rocks and the likely Summer/Fall '18 release of BTCS - that's a pretty long gap

Also, thank god they've upped the press counts compared to your predictions!

What would you like to see after BTCS?

Lillywhite Sessions, but it won't happen. I'm looking forward to Everyday, I enjoy the album.

I really want an RSD only release - something never released by the band. Pick a random show, release it for RSD. Like the bands first show - throw that on a 10" and drop that for RSD.

[WidespreadMule3]

Originally Posted by chadizzy1

Lillywhite Sessions, but it won't happen. I'm looking forward to Everyday, I enjoy the album.

I really want an RSD only release - something never released by the band. Pick a random show, release it for RSD. Like the bands first show - throw that on a 10" and drop that for RSD.

This is what I really want. Something akin to the Warehouse discs but specific to RSD. Or even just some of the short shows they played like NOLA 2010, Live 8 or Woodstock '99.

[AlexK79]

Originally Posted by WidespreadMule3

This is what I really want. Something akin to the Warehouse discs but specific to RSD. Or even just some of the short shows they played like NOLA 2010, Live 8 or Woodstock '99.

Rather than make it just for RSD, which would just lead to a bunch of people not able to get copies, flippers inflating the secondary market, etc, how about a release that's just exclusive to indie record stores?

(Personally that's what I think they should do with all RSD releases in general.)

[BTBaboon]

Originally Posted by AlexK79

Rather than make it just for RSD, which would just lead to a bunch of people not able to get copies, flippers inflating the secondary market, etc, how about a release that's just exclusive to indie record stores?

(Personally that's what I think they should do with all RSD releases in general.)

Make it the Warehouse gift (and announce it way ahead of time) and be set with it. Signups would rise, they'd know how many they need to press, all fans who want one could get it, and people who don't have a turntable or use for it could make a buck to non-fan record collectors

[snake911]

Originally Posted by AlexK79

Rather than make it just for RSD, which would just lead to a bunch of people not able to get copies, flippers inflating the secondary market, etc, how about a release that's just exclusive to indie record stores?

(Personally that's what I think they should do with all RSD releases in general.)

First night of Bridge School '06. Give a 30 day preorder window for Warehouse members and then press all of those plus another 1000 to send to record stores. Would be a nice single LP and the Dave/Neil guitar battle on Cortez was mindblowing. My single favorite DMB moment.