Black Pudding preorder on vinyl???

[cameron4321]

So...I live in the US and I want to Preorder Black Pudding. I'm seeing three preorders listed on Lanegan's site, but they are all UK stores and due to the sh!t hole dollar to pound ratio, it costs a lot to get that vinyl to the US. I'm also not sure if these releases are going to be the same in the USA as they are overseas (vinyl contains a cd housed in the sleeve)

These three preorders are here for UK/EU:

Rough Trade: www.roughtrade.com/albums/70642

Picadilly: www.piccadillyrecords.com/products/MarkLaneganDukeGarwood-BlackPudding-HeavenlyRecordings-88818.html

Resident: www.resident-music.com/productdetails&product_id=24234

The Ipecac label (US version) only has a link to Amazon...well...actually, only to the cd on their website (bad marketing), but the vinyl link is here (and it mentions nothing about the cd being included ...Ipecac needs to get their sh!t together).
www.resident-music.com/productdetails&product_id=24234

1) So...does anyone know if these two are going to be the same release or is this the same thing with Blues Funeral (different color vinyl between the UK and US) and I should just pick up both ...since I collect Lanegan on vinyl?

2) Does anywhere know of another source to preorder the vinyl in the US?

I emailed Ipecac to see if they knew if there would be a difference in the vinyl pressings...will post a response when and if I see it!

[cameron4321]

Actually, SoundStage Direct has the US vinyl on preorder for only $15.99 (but no mention of the cd housed in the sleeve):
www.soundstagedirect.com/mark-lanegan-and-duke-garwood-black-pudding-vinyl-lp.shtml

[cameron4321]

FYI...Ipecac responded confirming the US Version does not include a CD, but it has a digital download card inside. Looks like vinyl collectors should pick up a copy of both!

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Apr 15, 2013 16:23:54 GMT -5 cameron4321 said:

FYI...Ipecac responded confirming the US Version does not include a CD, but it has a digital download card inside. Looks like vinyl collectors should pick up a copy of both!

don't see the logic why i should get both.

but thanks for the heads up on soundstage carrying it, been a happy customer of theirs for a long time now.

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[cameron4321]

Well..it's a weirdo collectors thing...there is a reason why I have several copies of the same record, some unopened...it's a terrible habit, but harmless none the least!

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Apr 17, 2013 11:37:43 GMT -5 cameron4321 said:

Well..it's a weirdo collectors thing...there is a reason why I have several copies of the same record, some unopened...it's a terrible habit, but harmless none the least!

harmless unless you're hoarding multiple copies of limited editions and other fans can't get a copy.

[cameron4321]

I wish...