The Starting Line Re-Press SILYMI

ANNNNNNND ITS GONE DOT GIF

 

fuck me for having a job i guess

 

i got a variant off SRC back in the day and it is uglyyyyy, no center labels on the records either IIRC

 

Dammit. This was an insta-buy if I discovered it earlier. I guess I'll monitor the page for changes to "out of stock"

 

750 sold at $40 a pop - that's $30k right there, minus whatever production costs/fees

 

Which doesn't even include how many were sold as bundles.

 

Good for them, they should press more.

 

I bought the band variant because the amount of pressings they are doing seems unclear. From my understanding it sounds like Geffen is pressing this as a mass pressings. Before this pressing came up the below link has an order page. From 1234Go instagram page this is black and single LP and doesn't sound limited. I almost ordered that one, but then figured if they have this I can order from my local record store, however, they haven't seen this pop up yet so I pulled the trigger on the band variant. If this is a mass produced vinyl I'd assume, there will be another band/tour variant, indie store, Urban Outfitters, Alt Press, Brooklyn Vegan, etc. So either order the 1234Go one or take chances that other variants will pop up, because I think they will.
PRE-ORDER: The Starting Line "Say It Like You Mean It" LP

 

I'm going to need Taylor Swift to reference a few more bands so I can get some other albums repressed

 

you are a magnificent person. I have missed out on so many pressings of this that i'm not taking any chances. pre-ordered from 1234 Go thanks to you!

 

Another color, 2 LP variant available here - The Starting Line - Say It Like You Mean It (2LP) Interscope.com Exclu – Interscope Records

 

Thanks!

For someone who knows very little about vinyl, is there any major difference between having fewer songs per side other than it simply being easier to find them?

 

General rule of thumb is the less songs per side, the better the audio quality.

 

Got it. Thanks!

 

I've simplified that for myself with the idea that thicker grooves can contain wider ranges of sound, should have richer content - more minutes mean you need a bigger number of grooves, and if they need to fit one side, they might need to be squished in together a bit, just made thinner with less capacity for detail (that I probably couldn't tell apart hahh). If that's really the case, I'm not sure, but feels logical ;d