I worked in a record store during the black friday event


we got 10 motherfucking copies of a Temple of The Dog reissue; amonth later we had sold a whopping one.

You're sutpid.

>>63686808
this is all true

Record Store Day - or as it's more commonly known, 'Latest Gimmicky Flaming Lips Release Day' - is such a pile of shit. Save your money and buy something you really want (as opposed to something you are being made to think you want) on a day when you don't need to queue for hours just to enter the store.

>>63687593
I'm not even sure if this is supposed to be ironic.

>>63687707
there's usually like one or two things that are legit worth getting though which is how they get you, you go for the thing you wanted, don't get it and remorse buy a load of other shit, see At the Drive In relationship of command reissue in 2012.

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>record stores in my country barely gives a fuck about RSD

I'm okay with this (but I wish I had The Pod from last year)

>>63687707
>'Latest Gimmicky Flaming Lips Release Day'
Confirmed for salty normalfag

>>63688191
The problem is that people get whipped into a frenzy over this limited shit. It's either so limited that your chances of getting hold of it is almost zero or you think it's limited yet it's still available in stores now even three years later - like Relationship of Command for example.

Total bullshit and I'm glad that the stores themselves are calling it out. Of course the whole thing was started with the best intentions but in a few short years it's gotten out of hand.

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I wonder where the other 3 copies could be. What are the chances they were distributed outside US and UK?

>>63688521
probably in antarctica desu

Why do music labels like Universal, Warner and Sony ruin everything?