Vault Store Wants/Wishlist

[Kali Durga]

I'll take a slightly damaged IT Mono, as long as it's playable, for the right price.

Well you got me there I wouldn't mind another one of those.

Aw, c'mon, you guys have got so much already. Let me have the first one of these that comes up, pretty please??

[grumblestiltskin]

...but guys. I want a reasonably priced slightly damaged IT Mono too...

[miinsane]

I'll take a slightly damaged "Live In Mississippi" while we're throwing our "wants" out there!

[Stl_ben]

I want a pony.

[Jamie]

I want a slightly damaged pony.

[mordecaibrown]

All the stickers and belt buckles you can afford to buy.

[mordecaibrown]

All the stickers and belt buckles you can afford to buy.

And rsd 45's

[Stl_ben]

I want a slightly damaged pony.

Post like this is why the Swirl needs a like button.

[mushmouth]

I hope everyone realizes that TMR sells more vault packages than they do any normal non-jack single. I don't consider the packages rare nor do I think anything that they sell to just vault members will be that rare. They might be some rare stuff but that would be no different than the refresh-a-thon. I guarantee that anyone who buys limited stuff is a vault member so locking out non-members is essentially just locking out people who don't collect TMR and wouldn't be interested anyways, I see zero benefit to a vault members only store

I think it blows that we don't get to know how many vaults are pressed. They're collectible records. And part of that is knowing how many copies were made in a limited pressing. I don't get this "undisclosed quantity" game they're playing. Its bad enough we're paying for the production in advance and wait three months, $70 for one record, one 45, and a folded poster no less, I don't think it's out of line to expect to know how many were made/how limited it is.

[rsimms3]

I hope everyone realizes that TMR sells more vault packages than they do any normal non-jack single. I don't consider the packages rare nor do I think anything that they sell to just vault members will be that rare. They might be some rare stuff but that would be no different than the refresh-a-thon. I guarantee that anyone who buys limited stuff is a vault member so locking out non-members is essentially just locking out people who don't collect TMR and wouldn't be interested anyways, I see zero benefit to a vault members only store

I think it blows that we don't get to know how many vaults are pressed. They're collectible records. And part of that is knowing how many copies were made in a limited pressing. I don't get this "undisclosed quantity" game they're playing. Its bad enough we're paying for the production in advance and wait three months, $70 for one record, one 45, and a folded poster no less, I don't think it's out of line to expect to know how many were made/how limited it is.

[Alabama Woody]

I don't think the numbers they do give out are all that accurate anyway.
Buy because you like it.

All I want is double gatefold and 180 gram, don't care what color it is. I would like a quality product.

[a_fiendish_thingy]

All I want is double gatefold and 180 gram, don't care what color it is. I would like a quality product.

This. This times 1000.

[bkramer10]

I don't want more gatefolds. They take up too much room on the shelf, especially if you have a few of them next to each other.

[IamFrank007]

What I want is to have no previous Vault release's of any kind be sold..We were told sign up or you don't get these items.End of story. Recycle extra vinyl that has been left over and press the 45's with that.

[mushmouth]

Karen Elson vault sale numbers?