anyone as nuts over records as i am? listening to the byrds right now. not to be mr obvious here but wow! there is such a wealth of really great music to be had at used record stores. cd's just don't sound the same! :beer:
geezers come on in!
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Haven't you heard?
There has actually been a huge swell in new record sales. People say the same thing about records sounding better. It's not huge, but it is a different sound. A lot of artists are putting their new and old albums out on both CD and records. It's been sort of the "hip new thing" to put your album out on wax.
i have a record of darkside of the moon that i listen to when im in a retro mood
That the bird is the wird???
One of the greatest albums of all time :beer:
I wonder how many times i bought that one lol
Ba ba ba uma mow mow
ba ba uma ma mow mow,
ba ba ba uma mow mow
ba ba uma ma mow mow
ba ba uma ma mow mow,
ba ba ba uma mow mow
ba ba uma ma mow mow
I gave away most of them a long time ago but I still have a few with no way to play them. Frampton Comes Alive, Cultosaurus Erectus, Regatta de Blanc audiophile series to name a few off the top of my head.
check your local thrift store, They have tons of records for dirt cheap
IMO, it's not about sounding better. But sounding how it originally did. I have a pretty decent collection, mostly from my parents, and some I've picked up at yard sales and flea markets. My record player is pretty cool too. It's a console record player that's big as a desk. It's from the 1950's I got from my grandma.
I still have about 50 record albums from the '60s. One of these days I'll sell them. LOL!
One of my all-time favorite groups is the Byrds. I still listen to their Greatest Hits on CD frequently. Turn, Turn, Turn and Mr. Tambourine Man are my favorites.
One of my all-time favorite groups is the Byrds. I still listen to their Greatest Hits on CD frequently. Turn, Turn, Turn and Mr. Tambourine Man are my favorites.
I have a lot of alburms, but I just don't have a turntable anymore.
bird, bird, bird...:dancenana:
Don't toss those records! Good turntables are cheap, even high-end ones, on e-Bay.
Jim Snover
Jim Snover
I have a lot of alburms, but I just don't have a turntable anymore.
bird, bird, bird...:dancenana:
I have about 80 records. I have a Hi-Fi from 1963 that I spin them on.
Note to self -- break out turntable and put next to BD player. Get into closet and find all those albums you have packed away.
I don't but I know my dad has some good ones stashed away. Some original Beatles, Zeplin, Blacksabbeth, Floyd labels.
I have a lot of alburms, but I just don't have a turntable anymore.
bird, bird, bird...:dancenana:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WNrx2jq184"]YouTube - Family Guy - Bird is the Word![/ame]
HAHAHAHAHA
I bought one of the Master Cassettes back in the day of this album. UNBELIEVABLE!! The difference between it and a regular cassette or album was amazing. It even had better sound than the CD of it I bought. I still have all my old LPs stored but just have not had time to get them out.
I still have my Marantz 2265B receiver, Pioneer PL-S50 turntable and HPM-100 speakers, from the 70s.
They were setup in my Son's room after he moved out and I would go in to listen to albums every once in a while.
Then he moved back in and I have not had the opportunity for more than a year.
That is a sweet sounding setup right there :rockon:
-Brian
They were setup in my Son's room after he moved out and I would go in to listen to albums every once in a while.
Then he moved back in and I have not had the opportunity for more than a year.
That is a sweet sounding setup right there :rockon:
-Brian
LOL Thanks, I needed that!
My son got all of our old set up - which is why I don't have one anymore.
I think I'll listen to Jim and check ebay.
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