White Swirl

Didn't see a thread for this.
Seems to be popping up in quite a few places - radio stations in US,
Record stores in the UK promoting new Jack White album
Competition on the Vault
Anywhere else....?
Pressed in the hundreds???

I would say pressed in the hundreds for sure. Does TMR do anything less than 300 now days?

arewhyehen wrote:I would say pressed in the hundreds for sure. Does TMR do anything less than 300 now days?

Desert Gold, they pressed 0.

Now that's funny.

The kid has some wit, I must say

i know the idea wasnt placed here, but it is more fitting in this discussion. But i emailed every NJ radio station and all of them replied that they didnt recieve a copy of the single, except for one. they were so generous they sent it to me in exchange that i promise that i wouldnt resell the record. thank you for whomever posted the idea of mailing stations, because now i own a copy of high ball stepper! the vinyl is so pretty

It has been mentioned that High Ball Stepper has TMR-271 on the label and then TMR-272 in the wax. They added it at 272 to the catalog and gave 271 to Lazaretto Ultra LP. Just thought this was interesting.

MichaelRox wrote:It has been mentioned that High Ball Stepper has TMR-271 on the label and then TMR-272 in the wax. They added it at 272 to the catalog and gave 271 to Lazaretto Ultra LP. Just thought this was interesting.

Also, Lazaretto is 'TMR-271LP' as seen on the online store

Jettkoral wrote:

arewhyehen wrote:I would say pressed in the hundreds for sure. Does TMR do anything less than 300 now days?

Desert Gold, they pressed 0.

Yeah, what the fuck happened to that? It has been more than a year - are they just using the cash to fund the next ICP tricolor?

Well most TMR releases have 10-20% immediately listed on eBay. It looks like less than 15 High Ball Steppers have sold on ebay. So I would say 150-300 is standing a petty accurate number on this bad boy.

I'd guess 300 but its just a guess :-)
Mark

If anyone is still after this, the Vinyl Exchange in Manchester UK has one up for sale! Bit steep on the asking price in my opinion, but i'm sure someone here can lash down that kinda cash

http://www.vinylexchange.co.uk/ProductD ... ID=4308743

This is the nicest TMR 45 of all time. I really like this one. If you get the chance, you should get one.

Broke down and ebayed it, but man am I looking forward to blasting that track on my stereo! I love buying things I shouldn't spin and spinning them anyway.

Alabama Woody wrote:This is the nicest TMR 45 of all time. I really like this one. If you get the chance, you should get one.

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