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Roosevelt posted:That's a long way to go for a whipped cream joke. Poor kitty  To contribute: I was recently given a Dogfish Head Brewery promo 12-inch which has this song on one side: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0VvPZSMIw It's silly.
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faustcf posted:I know ebay is a terrible place to buy records but this is just mindblowing. quote:Special mention : Because it is used goods, I ask by a no objection, a no return. Sounds legit!
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hatelull posted:I recently stole this from my father, who has a ton of Herb Alpert stuff mint original pressing. That album is great. Are the others just as sublime? Herb Alpert is still releasing albums. His 60's output is all of a similar quality, with possible standouts being The Lonely Bull and the Christmas album. This track from 1979 might sound familiar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ennMD1fPtXA
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I just ran across this BBC documentary about the easy listening genre. It gives a lot of background to all the names you see on the records in thrift stores. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgmCw3fcZxg
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Socket Ryanist posted:How much dust can settle on a record in the 10 minutes or less that it's sitting on my turntable? How much dust can settle on a turntable without a dust cover? Where does that dust go when you put a staticky record on it?
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http://einestages.spiegel.de/external/ShowTopicAlbumBackground/a23303/l0/l0/F.html#featuredEntry 1960's era Soviet bootleg records made out of old x-rays.
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Smooth Noodle Maps, and no, that's not the cover of that album. I'm guessing that's a 12".
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Paperhouse posted:The entire concept and idea is just sort of beyond me, when I look at a record and the pin on the player and everything it just doesn't make sense. I get that it's all bumps and grooves and vibrations or whatever but seriously wtf. I know, right? Digital playback is so much more intuitive, what with the lasers and the binary numbers and whatnot.
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Nov 19, 2011 22:12
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cheese eats mouse posted:What are you all using to protect your box sets? Earth's atmosphere.
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http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/172575/vinyl-sales-jumped-39-percent-in-2011-music-industry-not-quite-dead/
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You could just as easily make the case that the LP format expanded the bounds of creativity in the pop/rock genres.
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Picture discs are made of thin vinyl laminates, resulting in inferior sound quality. http://www.vinylunderground.net/article.html
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Jan 17, 2012 23:54
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Surfingelectrode posted:I'm sorry that this is going to be really big. I've posted this collection in here before, but I've gotten some cool new stuff since the last time. What, no gummy skull?
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Surfingelectrode posted:Sold it to raise some money for New Years in OKC. I woulda ate it!
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Blendy posted:Pretty sure it's from China. Maybe Taiwan but I'm thinking it's mainland China. The text is all Chinese and the audio sounds pretty much like Chinese to me. I only know Japanese though so I'm not 100% sure. Why would it be from mainland China and not Taiwan? Mainland China was vehemently opposed to Western culture until recently, whereas Taiwan was the opposite. I would say it's way more likely to be Taiwanese, with a lesser possibility that it's from Hong Kong.
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http://www.discogs.com/collection?user=Wilbur_Swain I'm up to W in my LPs.
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narujoe posted:Well, the album I'm looking at is from 84 (Zen Arcade), and it still says no bar code on it. I'm thinking the label (SST) might have been small enough to have not started to follow that trend, would I be right on this assumption? That LP has always been in print and has never had a bar code.
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matrix messages http://www.publiccollectors.org/MatrixMessages.htm
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Sexy Randal posted:Can a crappy turntable lead to the same pitch changing effect as a warped record? Your belt's slipping.
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https://vimeo.com/52774847 This is sad. Norton is a great label.
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CPL593H posted:What do you mean? Are there breaks between the sections on the medley? Because that would be really lame. As far as I know, there is no previous version of the album that does this. He means there are visible breaks between the sections of the medley on the LP that do not result in audible breaks.
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CPL593H posted:Completely off topic, but does anyone here have experience selling an especially valuable record? I just found out that something I have an extra copy of quadrupled in value since I got it and I'd like to sell it before that bubble bursts. I'm considering ebay, but I'm concerned that A)I might not get the best value I can that way and B) I'm hesitant to do that because I got burned once by a buyer there who claimed they didn't receive the item (ebay sided with them). I'm more concerned about the latter, honestly. I wouldn't be opposed to selling it to a record shop (in fact I'd prefer this) but they barely give you 40% of the total value if you're lucky. Sell it in a record shop on consignment.
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Get everything from aftermath to exile and gently caress the rest.
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Wake me when they reissue the Ray Coniff catalog.
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Cloks posted:You can't do that without an Rush.
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Mine sounds fine.
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Electric Bugaloo posted:I'm the rear end in a top hat who bought that copy of Philosophy of the World on ebay. Good for you. Once I found a slip of paper with Roger McGuinn's autograph in a copy of Dr. Byrds and Mr. Hyde.
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Ron Burgundy posted:I feel a bit silly for asking, but is there an easy way to do it? Do it from the beginning. At this point I have around 1400 records but I don't need alphabetical dividers because I know where every letter is. The only hard part is V/A slash Miscellaneous which takes me about a minute to find a thing.
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Ron Burgundy posted:
Yes, lump soundtracks. The good thing about most of that miscellaneous stuff is that you will hardly ever listen to it, so trying to find it is not such an issue. Lump everything that can be lumped. Wilbur Swain fucked around with this message at 05:15 on Jun 15, 2013 |
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Why bother? How much time do you save finding a record by alphabetizing by title or organizing by release date? God save me from anal retentive music fans (assuming that you all are actually music fans, which is not a safe assumption at all).
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Personperson14 posted:Yeah why bother with anything, lets just take all our records out of the sleeves and stack them next to the turntable. Who cares since I listen to records I must not like music and just fetishize the experience of listening to records. reductio ad absurdum, a classic fallacy. I already advocated alphabetizing by artist.
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I have about thirty John Coltrane records, but my favorite is Ascension, so that one is at the near edge. That's how I organize my records within a single artist. Hey guys, when you combine being super fussy about organization with being super sensitive to criticism it makes you a gigantic nerd, hth. Wilbur Swain fucked around with this message at 08:36 on Jun 15, 2013 |
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get one of these https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoxiaU7-AZ0
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Is that a turntable resting on a receiver resting on... an ottoman?
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