psst...02/17/2022
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bazfromoz said:How many ten club members are there? And why isn’t there enough vinyl to cater for each member to purchase? If there is leftover stock after that put it on the normal shop, being in Australia and missing 5am limited releases is incredibly frustrating, especially considering the band won’t come to Australia anymore. The membership is virtually useless
there is a black version available worldwide, and it’s still available at Walmart but I guess shipping international isn’t an option from Walmart0 -
rictus58 said:"Lots of TLC"?
They put it in a cardboard mailer. There are no peanuts, just the thinnest bubble wrap available. We all have seen the box they use. It's no better than what other places do.My last few orders:
Amazon: they wrapped my Prince LP in a sealed white plastic bag and slapped a shipping label on it. All four corners were destroyed.Target: they placed the non gatefold 1LP record in a box that could hold a tricycle.Walmart: actually used a record mailer. No bubblewrap but it was secure within the cardboard.Post edited by cp3iverson on0 -
cp3iverson said:Packing peanuts for a regular sized LP? If that’s the case whoever is shipping that is using boxes that are way too big. Why on earth would you want that album bouncing around. 10C does what you need to do. Never received anything packed incorrectly.My last few orders:
Amazon: they wrapped my Prince LP in a sealed white plastic bag and slapped a shipping label on it. All four corners were destroyed.Target: they placed the non gatefold 1LP record in a box that could hold a tricycle.Walmart: actually used a record mailer. No bubblewrap but it was secure within the cardboard.
target: yep same as you0 -
Walmart is a multinational corporation that treats their employees like garbage. Paying an extra $10-$20 to not support them and instead support the people who work for one of your favorite bands is well worth it. Even though I missed out on the 10C sale I would gladly have paid for it but I’m too broke this month.0
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goldrush said:Yet another missed chance because it went on sale at 5am Australia time... It's not even worth getting mad about this shit anymore.0
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Release EV said:I hear you dude. Thought the same. Vedder fresh press, then this release...5am our time. I don't get mad anymore. 8 years since last tour arghgg0
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KM73780 said:They are an American band. They don’t owe International, or American fans for that matter, anything.
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Let’s all lose our minds over a piece of colored plastic that has songs we’ve already been listening to for years0
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jdasilvaf said:Walmart is a multinational corporation that treats their employees like garbage. Paying an extra $10-$20 to not support them and instead support the people who work for one of your favorite bands is well worth it. Even though I missed out on the 10C sale I would gladly have paid for it but I’m too broke this month.
I’m a hypocrite as I did buy RVM from them. However it’s probably my only Walmart purchase in over 20 years. This release supports Walmart though no matter if you bought from 10c or not. I don’t understand the idea of an artist being ok with a company who is into censoring artists. They may not have censored Pearl Jam but that shouldn’t matterPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
KM73780 said:They are an American band. They don’t owe International, or American fans for that matter, anything."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Just checked and Walmart still has copies for those who missed out on the club.0
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Cropduster-80 said:My Walmart issue is in high school I remember them restricting the music releases they would sell. Anything “too controversial” was not carried. Problem was they already had undercut the local music store on prices so much it was out of business. At that point in a small town in the mid 90’s the only option I had was Walmart to buy music and they refused to stock several of the CD’s I was into at the time. They took over and then purposely limited access and choice to music. Only selling edited versions of albums when you do carry it is another thing they did (still do?).
I’m a hypocrite as I did buy RVM from them. However it’s probably my only Walmart purchase in over 20 years. This release supports Walmart though no matter if you bought from 10c or not. I don’t understand the idea of an artist being ok with a company who is into censoring artists. They may not have censored Pearl Jam but that shouldn’t matterStar Lake 00 / Pittsburgh 03 / State College 03 / Bristow 03 / Cleveland 06 / Camden II 06 / DC 08 / Pittsburgh 13 / Baltimore 13 / Charlottesville 13 / Cincinnati 14 / St. Paul 14 / Hampton 16 / Wrigley I 16 / Wrigley II 16 / Baltimore 20 / Camden 22 / Baltimore 24 / Raleigh I 25 / Raleigh II 25 / Pittsburgh I 250 -
Again for sale here at the 10C0
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Sold out again.0
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And that's that!
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demetrios said:And that's that!
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