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Gurm42 May 30, 2013 4:42 AM
in response to mojarvinen
Here's the thing - some of us DO experience problems with artificial lights that is NOT related to PWM.
In my company's new office, they chose to use exclusively "eco-friendly" lighting, which is a combination of CCFL (with which I don't have a problem), high-intensity fluorescent (very painful), LED (also very painful) and regular fluorescent (acceptable, but still overbright) lights.
In the areas with high-intensity fluorescents, my eyes IMMEDIATELY become tired, and if I attempt to READ anything - books, magazines, the screen of my laptop which has never given me problems in the years I've used it - I experience eyestrain and headache within a few minutes.
In the areas with CCFL, my eyes are ok if I use a good source. We have a workroom where we build servers and network stacks, and I can be in that room for quite a while without problem. The only issue in there is TOO MUCH light, as they put CCFL cans every couple feet, 9 lights in a room that is only 15x15 which is maybe 4 lights too many.
In the areas with regular fluorescent, my eyes are ok but again it's TOO BRIGHT. They put mirrors, reflectors, and doubled-up light fixtures everywhere. Instead of the normal distribution of light, there's maybe 50% too many fixtures so my eyes quickly get tired.
And in the areas with LED, I literally cannot focus. This is not made up - MANY people have noticed this. The new LED streetsigns that businesses put up to advertise their wares have actually been the subject of lawsuits due to the fact that people are blinded by them, and there are rampant problems in places that have switched to them exclusively.
I suspect that this problem will only get worse - right now it's a very small minority of people affected, but as these lights become more common it will be a much larger percentage and organizations will be forced to act.
For me, a combination of the following has worked out "ok", but not perfectly:
1. I only go to the office every other day most weeks. This week I have to go in 3 days in a row and it's really wearing on my eyes. I'm very lucky that my employer is ok with a 3-day in-office schedule per week, and that I was able to arrange Monday/Wednesday/Friday. The days at home really give my eyes a break most weeks.
2. I have removed the high-intensity fluorescent over my desk and use natural light from the side through a translucent shade as my primary light source. This is imperfect, since 6 feet behind me and 6 feet to the right of me are MORE high-intensity fluorescents, but if I wear a visor the glare from those ones are minimized.
3. I wear Gunnar-tinted glasses over my contacts when I have to be at my desk for long periods. This further cuts the glare. When I walk around the office from light source to light source, the gunnars really help as well. I am currently custom-ordering some gunnar-tinted "computer glasses" optimized for my screen distance (2-4 feet) and tinted with Gunnar (and Crizal Sapphire if I can double up!)
But I still suffer. 9 months ago this wasn't even remotely a problem as I worked under old-style "white" fluorescents.
Is PWM a problem? Absolutely. Even under the best lighting, screens with intense PWM are a problem. But the laptop I am using right now causes me no eyestrain, and it has PWM and LED backlighting.
There is SOMETHING about new LED's - whether it's their light spectrum, their transmission matrix, or SOMETHING - that makes this problem much MUCH worse for most of us.
I'm glad eliminating PWM fixed your problem - it's the easiest thing in here to control! A new monitor solves it! Our other problems are much harder.
David Turnough May 30, 2013 4:49 AM
in response to LovesDogs0415
One thing I was wondering. Am I correct in saying that the dimming effect from using pulse wave modulation is that the 'perceived' brightness is reduced. The big question in my mind is, does everyone perceive the brightness the same?
Gurm42 May 30, 2013 4:57 AM
in response to David Turnough
Yes, and no in that order. The overall effect is a dimmer screen, but not everyone perceives it the same. 99% of the population just sees a dimmer screen. 1% can see flicker, and maybe 10% of that 1% is in this thread and sees it as pain or strobing.
Everyone has a different sensitivity level.
PWN on a CCFL is less harsh because the light "fades" instead of being instantly off. Kind of like instead of a strobe light you take a flashlight and wave a translucent piece of plastic in front of it. The light never goes OUT, but gets dimmer and brighter. Much less painful.
Exandas May 30, 2013 4:59 AM
in response to mojarvinen
Some people in this thread claim that the MBP and the latest iphone & ipad dont use PWM. Personally even if i keep the iphone at full brightness, while i feel it is better than having the backlight lower than full, i still get a strange headache. I have tested the iphone and MBP at full brightness even after a long time of adequate rest.
What i can say is that if at full brightness, personally, my eyes recover much faster, but still it makes me think twice to use the phone or laptop. This for me makes the devices unusable. With the older apple laptops (ccfl backlight) i could work without the slightest discomfort for many hours.
I have also tested the same way Lumia 920 and SG3 and i get the same discomfort (i.e. at full brightness and after adequate rest).
Do you also imply that if used at full brightness the eyes in due time get accustomed to the display since there is no flicker?
mojarvinen May 30, 2013 5:13 AM
in response to Gurm42
I can appriciate that you have problems with office LED lights and other lights. You say that your laptop with LED and PWM does not cause problems. This is exaclyt to my point about that we should be as scientific as possible. You should measure the PWM flicker frequency with a camera or oscilloscope and if possible, find out what kind of LED's the display has. If the PWM frequency is the same as with other PWM's that cause problems to you and if the LED light spectrum and intensity is aboutu the same as other LEDs, then it's a strange thing and we should continue to research this, to find another reason why some displays cause eye strain. But you complain about too bright lights, mirrors etc. I'd say that it's quite atypical. Now, this whole problem with PWM is atypical, but the point here is sensitivity to LCD displays, not general atypical sensitivity to bringht lights and office LED lights.
I mean, there are all kinds of problems that people have with their eyes, but those might not be related to the same issue that this discussion is about. As I've understood, many are like me, no other problems with the eyes, except the sensitivity to LCD PWM flicker.
If we want to draw manufacturer attention to this, we can't have people with all kinds of eye problems reporting sensitivity to LCD's, though as problematic their cases might be.
I don't see any flicker, not above about 80Hz. So I do percieve the PWM dimming as dimmer and do not see any flicker, but my optic nerve does register the flicker, which is probably the reason it makes my eyes red and ichy.
I don't think that Christmas lights flicker, as I think they would need to have the PWM for that, but I'm not sure. No data on that.
mojarvinen May 30, 2013 5:23 AM
in response to Exandas
I have GS3 and since I put the brightness permanently to 100%, I have no problems in using it say one hour or more during the evening, when I'm watching the TV and browsing Facebook etc.
Though, I have not tried to read a book from Kindle the brightness at 100%. So I'm not sure if that would cause problems. But I would think that then it's a more typical issue of switching between looking a bright light and then looking around the room. As such pretty unnatural situation. You seldom have this problem in nature, that your eyes need to constantly adjust between brightness and darkness.
David Turnough May 30, 2013 5:58 AM
in response to Gurm42
Sorry, I'm thinking out loud here…
Would it be also safe to presume then that people who perceive the flicker also perceive a greater brightness, however the total amount of light entering the eyes of both groups of people would be the same? I would guess that if this was a light intensity issue that the non-perceivers would be in a worse position?
The focus issue, and temporary blurred vision, I've noticed appears on screens not only dimmed by PWM and appears on a mixture of AMOLED, AMOLED pentile, LCD, TFT, IPS screens, but seems restricted to LED backlights, but I must stress not all LED backlights, there are LED lit screens that I do not suffer with. There's too broad a mixture for this to be 'just a PWM' issue, or just a 'blue light intensity' issue I am experiencing, I think Gurm is correct in saying that there's 'something', perhaps related directly to a problem LED type, it's this 'SOMETHING' as Gurm puts it that could help identify potential problem causing products. I don't doubt that most of us will benefit from avoiding PWM products, or reducing blue light, but I'm not convinced it's the only underlying issue for some of the sufferers on here.
I think it could come down to a particular manufacturer(s), or a particular manufacturing process/technology.
Jessiah1 May 30, 2013 6:31 AM
in response to mojarvinen
I would like to chim in here I love that you are all having such a great debate about PWM VS. Spectrum/wavelength. Great inputs on scientific data, I have to reflect on the fact that we are not scientists who have an understanding of light in it's true scientific form so it does not seem possible for us to form a hypotheses on the direct cause of anyone's issue here. Also, if you read through the posts its very interesting how some people can tolerate this or that and there is no baseline for accuracy in our findings. When you begin to research medical conditions that cause light sensitivity you will find no end in your search as well however the only common theme here is that everyone is bothered by LED backlighting, so why is that? Yes, we are sensitive however why is the only constant result LED light? We'll there is something about the technology that bothers us, we cannot say for certain it is PWM only or spectrum only and the reality of why it is so confusing could be that they are both contributing factors. My pellet stove fireplace flickers and gives me a headache while viewing through the glass door as well, fire is full spectrum light. It's not as bad as an LED light however add flicker AND blue light and I am one sick dude!
Here is my experience with spectrum VS. PWM/HZ: I cannot tolerate any of the monitors I have tried at 100% brightness (Including several Apple products), in fact at that brightness I get so sick I cannot stand on two feet and need to lie down in minutes. For me I can tell that the brightness and whiteness/blueness of a light is part of my problem, high pressure sodium lights are also more intense than regular fluorescent lights for me because they are so bright and white.
I would also like to state that each device is not the same, the technology can be of lesser or greater quality, some LED lights are at different spectrums. There is the possibility there is more harmful blue light in one light VS. another, this is not regulated in any way!!!!!!!! An LED light at 5000K is much different than one at 3200K however both make myself very sick.
In addition to this there are scientific reports starting to pop up showing LED lights are permanently damaging our retina, one from Spain was posted earlier in this forum. Also, in my work with an Anti-glare coating company I have heard their scientist believes from her testing on animal retina's she is close to showing scientific data that LED light can damage our eyes.
The truth is this technology isn't proven yet and there were no epidemiology studies before we started using it, such is the way of the world and big business at the expense of the consumers health.
My prediction is that there will be a solution with either a coating for glasses for us who are sensitive or the technology will change in the next 5-10 years due to greater discomfort from the general public as a whole during a massive adoption of overhead LED lighting in our homes and business's.
Jessiah1 May 30, 2013 6:34 AM
in response to David Turnough
I'm curious (David) about your blurred vision comment, what exactly are you experiencing? It sounds a little different from what most people here are talking about, do you get headaches or nausea as well?
GKphone May 30, 2013 6:36 AM
in response to David Turnough
David i think you are right.
As mentioned before. From 2008 onwards
Problems with CRT i.e. iMac
Then 2005 powerbook LCD so had buy new machine.
LED 2008 macbook pro, not bad all day working very minimal effects i.e. red skin / prickly slight dry eyes.
LED 2010 macbook pro more of a effect Prickly skin red face dry eyes.
LED 2013 macbook pro Retina Very bad on all accounts, sent it back.
LED macbook pro Non Retina Bad to the point of sending this one back.
Whats was the screen technology in the 2008 model? Which i can only use.
( All this with all wifi turned of as it give me headaches and dizzy spells )
Ive just recently calibrated both 2010 and 2008 screens using a Pro spider a tool used by photographers to get a perfect screen. which on both screens dialled out a lot of blue from the spectrum. So we shall see what happens.
Please look into crypto-chromes, found in humans, help us detect light and therefore have a vital effect on our secretion of melatonin, the hormone that plays an important role in bolstering the immune system.
Jessiah1 May 30, 2013 6:41 AM
in response to GKphone
GKphone, it sounds like your getting skin reactions? That's interesting and something we have not covered much here. I have read a little bit about that during my searches, there are a lot of people out there who cannot even enter a store because their skin breaks out in rashes from fluorescent lighting, I have not found much info on this and LED lighting yet.
GKphone May 30, 2013 6:44 AM
in response to Jessiah1
Type in screen dermatitis i belive there is a strong link with eye problems as well.
Jessiah1 May 30, 2013 6:51 AM
in response to GKphone
Hard to find any link to screen dermatitis and LED monitors, I was actually wondering if LED would be better for this condition. There are so many manufacturers stating that because LED lighting is a "Solid state" lighting it will not cause eye strain and I was wondering if this was also a perception with dermatitis issues that is untrue.
GKphone May 30, 2013 7:03 AM
in response to Jessiah1
Remember LED is back lit from LCD sourse, Google screen dermatitis and find many papers.
GKphone May 30, 2013 7:56 AM
in response to GKphone
Screen dermatitis, the effect of computer work on human skin.
An interview with associate professor Olle Johansson at the Experimental Dermatology Unit, Department of Neuroscience, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden.


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Oscar Wilde famously wrote, "I like men who have a future and women who have a past." We can thus assume that, were he with us today, he would turn up his nose at Donald Berwick and offer Marilyn Tavenner his most charming smile. This is Berwick's last day as Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and Tavenner is his replacement. If it's not obvious why Wilde would beam on the latter, it soon will be. First, however, it's necessary to recall a sentence from Obama's first address before a joint session of Congress. During that speech he talked a lot about fraud. He was particularly effusive about his intent to end the widespread bilking of government health care programs: "We will root out the waste, fraud, and abuse in our Medicare program that doesn't make our seniors any healthier."
Still confused? Well, Marilyn Tavenner is a former executive of Hospital Corporation of America (HCA), which was responsible for the largest single example of Medicare fraud in history. As the Boston Globe reports, "While Tavenner worked for HCA, the company was busily enhancing its profit margin by defrauding the Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE systems." HCA ended up paying nearly $1.5 billion in fines before the smoke cleared. CMS falls under the aegis of HHS and, as its administrator, Tavenner would work with the Office of Inspector General in fraud cases. Thus, as the Globe points out, "It hardly seems wise to put her in charge of the government system her company helped defraud." And yet Tavenner is the President's nominee to replace Donald Berwick.
There is no indication that Tavenner was directly involved in HCA's billing skullduggery. However, after the Berwick controversy, it's surprising that even the famously tone deaf Obama would nominate someone with such problematic ties to the industry she will regulate. These ties have also been ignored by most major media outlets, whose coverage of Tavenner has consisted primarily of puff pieces focusing on her early years as a nurse. This contrasts sharply with the coverage received by Republican Rick Scott, who was the CEO of HCA during the investigations. Scott was never implicated in the fraud scheme either. But it did happen on his watch, and every "news" story written about him while he was running for Governor of Florida insinuated that he was somehow involved in the fraud.
Obama's tone deafness and disparate treatment of Scott and Tavenner by the media are less important, of course, than the latter's likely policies as the head of CMS. Unfortunately, there is little comfort to be gleaned from the record. For example, as Deputy Principal Administrator of CMS, Tavenner had responsibility for the Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight (CCIIO) and its director, Steve Larsen. If this bureaucracy and its director sound familiar it is because they were the fount from which the infamous Obamacare waivers spewed forth. And the CCIIO continues to ignore congressional requests to provide the criteria by which its decisions to grant the waivers were made. In other words, that supreme symbol of corruption and bureaucratic arrogance answered to Obama's new nominee to head CMS.
If the high-handed behavior of the CCIIO is a harbinger of things to come, the only real difference between Marilyn Tavenner and Donald Berwick is that she didn't run her mouth as much as he did before leaving the private sector and going to work in government. After leaving HCA, she joined the administration of Virginia's Democrat Governor Tim Kaine as the Old Dominion's Secretary of Health and Human Resources. She left that position when Republican Bob McDonnell replaced Kaine and joined CMS as Berwick's deputy in February of this year. Despite her obviously important role at CMS and her direct connection to the controversial CCIIO, she has managed to keep a low profile. This, and her ability to survive the HCA scandal unscathed, suggests that she is more politically savvy than Berwick.
There is no sign, however, that she holds different views than her controversial predecessor. She spoke to the National Association of Medicaid Directors last month and echoed refrains often heard from Berwick. Her position on giving the states control of their own Medicaid programs, which are funded by state as well as federal funds, is virtually identical to that of the good doctor: "That approach would simply dump the problem on states and force them to dump patients, benefits or make provider cuts or all the above." In reality it won't necessarily force them to do any of these things. It would, however, allow the states to develop creative ways of covering the poor, reduce administrative costs, and reduce the coercive power of Washington over the states. One suspects that the last is Tavenner's primary concern.
Nonetheless, she has earned the tentative approval of at least one Republican. Yesterday, House Majority Leader Eric Cantor said, "Obviously, I'm not in the Senate, so I don't have that vote, but I do think she is qualified." Other interested parties have been less supportive. Her history produced the following remark from Dr. Jane M. Orient, Executive Director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. "Tavenner has served the largest for-profit operator of medical facilities in the world, and the gubernatorial administration of a strong Obama supporter and rising star in Democrat Party politics, neither of which has a sterling record of integrity." In other words, Tavenner is a woman with a past, and Dr. Orient is less fond of such people than was Oscar Wilde. The Senate would be wise to heed the former.


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Keeping name a secret?
I FEEL THE SAME EXACT WAY! We are 90% sure of our baby girl's name too and a few friends/relatives know the name but when people ask, instead of telling them we aren't telling, I am just saying that we don't have a name yet!
We kept it a secret with DS and I'm so happy we did. I feel like once you tell everyone the name, they all have an opinion!
Plus it was a lot of fun watching people try and guess. It was driving them nuts!
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Plus, you give yourself the option of changing the name up until the birthday.
I think that if you tell, you are asking for unwanted input. I'm always surprised how many women post names her and accept the opinions of strangers!
We're announcing the name in our christmas cards. :)
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The concept of 'stealing' names really makes me laugh, esp when thousands of kids usually have those names already. Anyway, I'm not a fan of keeping names secret, we won't, I think it's important to get opinions from others - whether you follow advice or not. Lots of bad names out there, if we picked one I'd rather get the world's consensus it's stupid than regret it later (or more so have the kid regret you for it!)
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We have had our girl name picked out for 8 years and haven't shared it with anyone, not even family. Of course we had a boy first, and this one is also a boy, so they may never find out the girl name that we love and adore if we never have a girl. We also didn't share our boy name until he was born and probably won't share this boy name until he is born. It's the one thing we keep to ourselves until we present him to the world when he is born.
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I also think the concept of "stealing" names is weird. I don't see the big deal in my friend's kid and my kid having the same name.
We are keeping the name to ourselves, just because that's what people typically do where I'm from (i'm not from the US). Back home, some people actually wait till the 7th day after a child is born to have a naming ceremony. No one calls the baby by name before he/she is born. I'm just not used to that.
When I was pregnant with my son, we really wanted to keep his name a secret, for all the reasons you described. But for some reason my husbands family was so upset by that. They were constantly guessing every time we saw them and it just became so obnoxious that I broke down and told them after keeping it a secret for months. I really wish that I could have done an announcement after he was born, it would have been so special, but I guess the idea of waiting for my in laws is just torture. For now, I tell them we haven't decided, but I am sure I am going to have to tell them just like last time.
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Elliot Westwater and Kevin Rothrock Neither of the Garfield High alums preparing to open The Gerald has much restaurant experience, but Kevin Rothrock's graduate degree
Elliot Westwater and Kevin RothrockNeither of the Garfield High alums preparing to open The Gerald has much restaurant experience, but Kevin Rothrock's graduate degree in engineering came in handy over the six months it took the pair to transform a Ballard t-shirt shop into a food-and-beverage operation.
"I think a lot of people overlooked the space because you couldn't tell if a hood could go in there," spokesperson Jodi Smith says of the former Elephants Gerald Productions, next to an Olympic Athletic Club garage that's slated to be replaced by a four-story hotel. "We've had to jump through a lot of hoops, but Kevin was very helpful for us in terms of getting water up there."
Rothrock and Westwater, who previously handled marketing for the University of Montana foodservices, hope to open The Gerald by the end of March. A release describes the restaurant as "mid-century modern inspired."
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The food will skew comfortable, with grilled cheese and mac-n-cheese on the preliminary menu. The Gerald is still "working through details" with a potential opening chef, and has not yet hired a lead bartender, although Smith says the cocktail menu will emphasize sidecars, gimlets and Singapore slings. "Think a tasty version of Mad Men," she says.
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The departure of Elliott Bay Book Company has led to even more hand-wringing than usual about the fate of Pioneer Square, Seattle's most perpetually troubled and underperforming neighborhood. Too little parking and too many homeless people are the most frequently blamed culprits.
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Saga Communications, Inc. Announces Closing Of $120 Million Credit Agreement
GROSSE POINTE FARMS, Mich., June 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Saga Communications, Inc. (NYSE Amex-SGA) today reported that it closed on its new $120 million Credit Agreement. The transaction is with Bank of America, N.A. as Administrative Agent who along with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. as Syndication Agent served as the facility's Joint Lead Arrangers and Joint Book Managers. Huntington National Bank, as Documentation Agent, Charter One Bank (a part of RBS Citizens, N. A.) and Peoples United Bank completed the bank group providing the credit facility. Edward K. Christian, President and Chief Executive Officer of Saga Communications said, "I believe that that closing on this facility is great for our stockholders as it provides us a solid commercial banking facility upon which to build Saga's future."The facility includes a $60 million term loan and a $60 million revolving loan. The loan facility was initially funded in the amount of $92.1 million. The Company intends to reduce the balance outstanding by $4.1 million on June 16, 2011 leaving a balance of $88 million drawn on the combined term and revolving facilities at that time. The applicable margin for LIBOR Loans is based on a grid that ranges from LIBOR + 275 basis points to LIBOR + 150 basis points depending on the Company's leverage ratio. Upon converting to a LIBOR based loan on June 16, 2011 the initial applicable margin will be LIBOR + 250 basis points which is a 50 basis point reduction to the rate that was being paid on the previous facility. Saga Communications, Inc. is a broadcasting company whose business is devoted to acquiring, developing and operating broadcast properties. The Company owns or operates broadcast properties in 26 markets, including 61 FM and 30 AM radio stations, 3 state radio networks, 2 farm radio networks, 5 television stations and 4 low-power television stations. For additional information, contact us at (313) 886-7070 or visit our website at www.sagacommunications.com. This press release contains certain forward-looking statements that are based upon current expectations and involve certain risks and uncertainties within the meaning of the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Words such as "intends," "believes," "expects," "anticipates," "guidance" and similar expressions are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Key risks, including risks associated with Saga's ability to effectively integrate the stations it acquires and the impact of federal regulation on Saga's business, are described in the reports Saga Communications, Inc. periodically files with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, including Item 1A of our Annual Report on Form 10-K. Readers should note that these statements may be impacted by several factors, including national and local economic changes and changes in the radio and television broadcast industry in general, as well as Saga's actual performance. Results may vary from those stated herein and Saga undertakes no obligation to update the information contained here.
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Obama Aide Dunn Admits Media Is Ally
Gee, I'm sure she's a nice person. But openly admitting that the Obama White House views the mainstream liberal media as a political ally is perhaps not the smartest way to go for Obama communications director Anita Dunn.
Says Dunn in the New York Times:
"We're going to treat them the way we would treat an opponent," said Anita Dunn, the White House communications director, in a telephone interview on Sunday. "As they are undertaking a war against Barack Obama and the White House, we don't need to pretend that this is the way that legitimate news organizations behave."
So, perforce, if Fox is "an opponent," this means the rest of the so-called "mainstream media" is, in the eyes of Dunn and the Obama White House, the opposite. To wit: a supporter. An ally.
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The biggest news in new releases this week isn't all that new, but it's all Seattle. The official "bootleg" Jimi Hendrix label, Dagger Records, has put together Live 1968 Paris/Ottawa as an exclusive "fan pack" available through Amazon.com. The most deluxe package includes a CD, picture disc LP, t-shirt, poster, postcards and, Jesus Christ, even an iPod skin and "access card" that unlocks online content. It's about $100, but smaller, less stuffed packages - all of which have vinyl - are also available.
In other new release news, Sick, the new album by SW's own Duff McKagan gets a vinyl release this week, as does the perplexingly hyped Manners by Passion Pit. The monstrous new sludgy thrashcore disc by Austin's Iron Age, The Sleeping Eye, also comes out on vinyl this week.
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Death Before Dishonor: Better Ways to Die
Jets Overhead: No Nations
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The Crosby Stills & Nash boys are getting their time in the 180g remastered sun, with a slew of reissues, including the recent CSN "Demos" album. From Crosby Stills & Nash, it's Crosby Stills & Nash and Demos, David Crosby's If I Could Only Remember My Name, Stephen Stills' self-titled debut and Manassas, as well as Graham Nash's Songs For Beginners. All are out via Rhino, which means 180g pressings from RTI.
The Cowboy Junkies' hush-rock classic The Trinity Sessions gets the 180g 2-LP treatment from Classic Records; unsurprisingly, it's gonna be pressed on Quiex vinyl.
And, remember those pricey Smiths remastered vinyl imports I mentioned a few weeks back? Well, hope you didn't buy 'em yet, because The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, The Queen Is Dead and Strangeways Here We Come are all out this week on domestic 180g vinyl from Rhino.
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Albert Ayler: Spiritual Unity (ESP-Disk, 180g)
Dave Brubeck: Time Out (Classic Records/Columbia, 200g 45 rpm 4LP)
Christian Death: Six Six Sixth Communion
Lou Donaldson: Here 'Tis (Blue Note/Analogue Productions, 45 rpm 2LP)
Grant Green: Green Street (Blue Note/Analogue Productions, 45 rpm 2LP)
Joe Henderson: Page One (Blue Note/Analogue Productions, 45 rpm 2LP)
Pisces: A Lovely Sight (Numero Group)
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