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Darling CD's??
Posted: Monday, January 4, 2010 - 11:11
Ok, so in Asheville, for some reason i didn't buy these, cause i remember the website saying they would be for sale on timothysethavettasdarling.com but the link on the news page isn't working..
anyone have any info?
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Here's the link: http://timothysethavettasdarling.kungfustore.com/
I ordered mine on Tuesday and they came in the mail on Saturday...and that was with a holiday on Friday. Great service!
Hmmm, not sure what the problem is that you're having, but it works for me.
The website is http://timothysethavettasdarling.com/
The merch is available here: http://timothysethavettasdarling.kungfustore.com/
(which you can click through via the main Darling site)
Lilybear, wow, simultatneous post = JINX! You now owe me a Cheerwine!
this is a theme today for me, apparently. i blame my post-Avett run sniffles
How good is the music please? I'm sure it's worth it regardless, but I am just curious if it is music you would listen to in regular rotation?
Thanks...
wow... thanks guys!
i dont know why it wouldn't work before... but i've got it now...
now i just don't know which one to get!! haha
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OK, Coffeebomb, but do I owe you one Cheerwine or two?
pcgil--it's good and I def. listen to them in regular rotation, especially The Mourning, the Silver, the Bell. got my hardcopies from the site, b/c I didn't want to worry about merch lines at the shows, though they weren't too bad.
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pcgil - The Mourning, The Silver, The Bell is one of my favorite albums of all time. This weekend is the first I've got to hear of either of the other two and on the first few listens, neither are quite as good as The Mourning, IMO, but Killing the Headlamps is still great. To Make the World Quiet is my least favorite of the three, but still fun to listen to.
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Ok, so sounds like TMTSTB is a must have based on those comments, thanks...
absolutely agree, pcgil. The Mourning, The Silver, The Bell is a must have and like uncch2011, it is one of my favorite albums. I am about to order the other two.
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I just got mine in the mail last night. I am so happy to finally own these albums. The poster is gorgeous too. Heck, I even like the tube it came in.
I've had the Mourning, the Silver, and the Bell, and it is beautiful, like many of y'all have said. After getting the other two Darling albums, I'm really loving the Breaklights song on Killing the Headlamps, among others. That one just sticks out right now.
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There's only one thing here worth hoping for.
Walking The Line is another one I love. It sounds great live too.
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LeftonLaura, me too! I just got the 2 older CDs recently, and I love Brakelights, especially the beginning--"I don't SEE your brakelights burning, I don't guess you're turning around..." Very fun to belt out in the car.
These 2 discs have not left my car stereo since I picked them up in Knoxville. I had heard them prior to this re-release, but always refrained from really getting in to them, as I was awaiting a proper release.
Wonderful albums from start to finish, really. All 3 make for a nice insight in to those times in Seth's life. Anyone else notice who is credited for the photography in the liner notes of To Make the World Quiet? We had a fun time discussing it over the New Year's run.
I actually like the Darling version of Bella Donna better. The Gleam version is so delicate that I'm afraid it will break listening to it.
yeah Blasto I did notice that.
I would have to say my favorite song is First Big Snow. I am determined to learn to play it.
Reading these reviews by you alI. Better get the credit card out and get it going.
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I am buying all three of these albums when I get paid tomorrow, since I was too broke to pick them up during New Years!!
Agreeing w/ all of the above. Love MSB, and now am planning on getting these others.
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I got all three of the albums over the NYE run and I've been listening to them more often than Distraction #74.