See you in another six months.

Here it is!

shop.udiscovermusic.com/collections/...

Yet another account piling on Corey Feldman.

Another example: some stores have Green Day in rock, and others in punk. Some use Discogs alphabetizing and others use last name. It's all different from store to store. Part of the charm, but takes time to acclimate.

Sure. For example, at the store I went to today I was looking for an Alanis record. It wasn't in the Pop Rock section under either A or M. It wasn't in the Canadian artists section. It was in a completely different section in the back of the store.

I LOVED Montreal. People were very friendly, the shopping was excellent, the style/fashion made people-watching a joy, and everywhere had air conditioning. 😂 I'd go back there in a minute.

That's awesome!

Yes! And Kops.

The list of records I'm currently interested in purchasing. Discogs doesn't let me share mine, but that's where I keep track of what I'm looking for.

𝐅𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤:
Debut studio album from an underrated pop punk band, featuring big guitars and catchy choruses.

𝐅𝐞𝐞𝐝𝐛𝐚𝐜𝐤:
DLB was originally titled “Arrival” until the band found out that ABBA got there first. It was also one of the first commercially produced CDs, but issues with the record label ended with a three-year marketplace delay (and a long eight years until their next album release).

I'm 100% out on all picture discs forever. I was excited about Marillion reissuing "Misplaced Childhood," but then saw this and decided against it.

Fluance. They have really nice turntables - both with and without preamps - at a variety of price points.