u/G-Unit11111

So August 14th there's two shows I want to see - the Neal Morse Band in Anaheim, but at the same time Goose is playing at the Greek Theater in LA. I'm leaning more heavily towards going to see Goose but also, NMB doesn't come to the West Coast very often. I also really enjoy both bands' recent releases - L.I.F.T. and Big Modern.

Anyone have any opinions on the shows I am deciding between?

I'm supposed to be heading there next Friday for Claypool Gold but I cannot find any parking information. Do you really have to park at Long Beach Arena and walk over 1/2 mile to get to the actual venue? Are there any other alternatives? Anyone else going to this show have any other ideas for parking?

Evidence: Trump is still big mad that Taylor endorsed Harris over him in the 2024 election. And Taylor's upcoming wedding at Madison Square Garden is knocking news about Trump out of the front pages, especially with his recent failure in Iran. So as it gets closer to the big day, Trump, being the cartoonish super villain that he is, will absolutely try something stupid to draw attention away from it. And he might get some help from MSG owner James Dolan, who's a buddy of his.

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Date: It will happen as it gets closer to the actual ceremony.

r/LegionGo

We have recently been made aware of a major change at the Reddit site level that will go into effect in the next few weeks - the ability to add videos to replies in threads. Per an internal moderator discussion, we have decided to amend rule 7 to allow replies to be able to include some footage of your Legion Go to be able to include some footage of your Legion Go being used in play, and yes, that does include links to YouTube.

Which we do realize is in direct conflict with Rule 7, which explicitly states that you will not be able to self-promote your Youtube channel or any Twitch or other streaming platforms that you may have channels on. Which we still do not allow.

So you will be able to post some footage of your Legion Go hardware or software in action, but the content must directly relate to the Legion Go and include use of your Legion Go in the videos that you post. Anything else and your videos may be deleted at moderator discretion.

Any questions, please feel free to reach out to the moderators via the "message the mods" button with any questions that you may have about the rule or site changes.

A new version of the welcome thread with these new rule changes will be coming in the next couple of weeks.

- r/LegionGo Moderation Team

So basically I'm a media collector and have been for many years. But there's a lot of stuff that is just taking up room that I no longer have any use for or interest that I am looking to offload and hopefully get some of my money back. I thankfully have access to one of the best media stores in the world (Amoeba Music in LA), who has one of the best buy back programs anywhere in the country. And I plan on making a trip there in a couple of weeks. And that will help get rid of some of my collection and I'm hoping to make some money off it (which will be used to pay down some debt).

Part of it too is I'm looking to unload a ton of unwanted DVDs and vinyls that I no longer have any use for, and my interest in TV and movies is not the same as it was even 5 years ago.

How does one even go about selling large collections? I am at total loss on where to even start.