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Dylan Shearer: Porchpuddles - VINYL LPTitle: Porchpuddles Artist: Dylan Shearer Label: Empty Cellar Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 655035066417 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2012 06 12 Number of Discs: 1 Great press form Tiny Mix Tapes (4 5), Raven Sings The Blues, and others. Empty Cellar Records is more than stoked to present the sophomore full length LP by San Francisco's elusive pop wizard, DYLAN SHEARER, at once a continuation of his distinctive and infectious melodic sensibilities and an
Title: PorchpuddlesArtist: Dylan Shearer
Label: Empty Cellar
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 655035066417
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2012-06-12
Number of Discs: 1
Great press form Tiny Mix Tapes (4/5), Raven Sings The Blues, and others. Empty Cellar Records is more than stoked to present the sophomore full-length LP by San Francisco's elusive pop wizard, DYLAN SHEARER, at once a continuation of his distinctive and infectious melodic sensibilities and an evolution, fully exploring the romance and isolation only hinted at in previous releases. "There is a new specter among us. Dylan Shearer's throaty baritone seems to have been borne on the slow-moving winds off some far-away coast. Plaintive and honest, his voice recalls Syd Barrett, Bill Fay, Skip Spence, and others whose words and melodies never seemed in a rush to get anywhere, yet always arrived fully formed in the listener's ear nonetheless. Porchpuddles, Shearer's second full length and first for San Francisco's hodge-podge Empty Cellar records, is rare in it's perfect timelessness. Sounds are heard and understood perfectly, yet the combination of these sounds is beyond a simple pop understanding. Songs of longing and songs of seeming indifference are bedded together seamlessly. Perhaps, questions about the record's origin and it's mysterious creator will abound, for taken at face value, Porchpuddles has little to no recognizable counterpart in today's one-hit warehouse. Indeed, there is a new specter among us; let us all welcome in the ghost of the present."-Tim Cohen. This first pressing (limited to 500 copies) comes in a classic uncoated tip-on sleeve. Keeping with the times, all LPs include a high quality download of the full album plus seven bonus tracks!
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★★★★★ 5
Fell in love with it !!
Absolutely amazing n gorgeous
Just perfect for my spring project...size n i love the size...I just am totally in love with it! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Charming little solar accent for the garden
This angel statue is absolutely adorable and adds a sweet touch to my front flower bed. The sculpted details are surprisingly refined for such a compact piece, and the solar panel charges well throughout the day to provide a gentle glow at night. The light isn't overly bright, but it creates a lovely ambient effect that's perfect for pathway edges or nestled among plants.
The statue is smaller than I initially expected based on the photos, but that actually works in its favor—it's easy to tuck into various spots without overwhelming the space. I've had it outside for a few weeks now through some rain and wind, and it's held up beautifully with no fading or damage to the finish. The solar function has been consistent, lighting up reliably each evening.
It's a thoughtful piece that would make a great gift, and the compact size means it works just as well on a small balcony as it does in a larger garden. If you're looking for a subtle, charming accent that requires no wiring or maintenance, this little angel statue is a winner.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Resin
This 8 inch tall resin angel will add the whimsy to your garden. It is solar powered to charge during the day so the butterfly will shine at night. Very durable and waterproof. This angel is very realistic with its wrinkles and dimples.
I would recommend this cute little angel, but I feel it is a little overpriced.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great product! Wish I had found it sooner!
Perfect solution for our umbrella stands!
It is slightly taller than original pipe on stand (this is a plus!) Has two bolts instead of one (Another plus) to help secure the umbrella better. Has two rubber reducers to fill in gap around the umbrella pole. Only issue is the shank on the bolt is too long (bolt that secures pipe to base). Extra bolt was too short.
We are purchasing another one for another umbrella stand. Great price for the product! And was easy to install, keeps the umbrella straight and upright!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Good quality, but likely holds water.
Good quality and was easy to install on base with two bolt lengths provided. I modifed by drilling a small hole through the base of the pole mount so that water can drain out. I have previously ended up with a rotten wooden umbrella pole because the pole mount held water!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026