Of course I got all the digital notifications one expects when one makes this sort of purchase, nothing that belayed or exacerbated my fears. So, I worried a little bit, well maybe more than a bit, but went back to my beer and barbecue anyway.
“You’re on the interwebs you n00b” and “Not a damn thing!” We’re the resounding answers from the logic side of my brain. “What do you know about this on-line store?” I asked me. Then, Right after I pulled the trigger I got a wee bit anxious. A few that some of my friends have been looking for, some stuff I already have but know are not easy to find… and then… it was there! Deerhoof’s “Holdy Paws”… and it’s New!? Like, in Mint condition! I couldn’t help myself. Much to my pleasant surprise, and my account’s chagrin, I found a really amazing list of titles. I can’t say exact ally what it was, but I put aside my trepidation and began to scroll through what was available. Great titles, all sealed, decent shipping costs, and a pretty diverse list of available titles. Though, Once here I have to admit I was at first a bit apprehensive. So when the fates would have it that I should have the good fortunate to have been caught in Trustyspot’s web, I should have know in that moment what a good thing it was. I range from new and classic hip hop, to seventies prog (jazz and rock), from drone metal to EDM, and from classical music (not “classic rock” you meat heads!) to bluegrass. Also, for the sake of this diatribe it’s good to note in a ‘full disclosure’ kinda way my taste in music is diverse, eclectic, deep and expansive. I’ve gotten records from local vendors, thrift stores, “vintage” stores, Craigslist, Discogs, eBay, even Reddit for godsakes. Now, being the junkie I am, I’ve purchased vinyl all over. I do not remember how I meandered into this portion of the interwebs, though it is not uncommon for me to be perusing sites of indee records shops or Discogs, even if it’s just to idly scan the album covers and view what’s available in rare piece of vinyl in the wild. I’ve had a Yelp account since 2015 and I’ve left a total of about 8 reviews. For clarification, what’s rare for me and a leaving reviews. What I would like to do, which is rare for me, is to sing the praises of Trustyspot. Suffice to say this record is very Deerhoof and unique enough to be a honored addition to my Deerhoof discography.
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