Vinyl isn't dead yet...

SideHandSpider wrote:
very interesting…did you read this in that article…
The interior of each record contains actual blood from the artists who worked on it (Erykah Badu, Ke$ha, and Chris Martin among them).i]

the cloning possibilities with that one

bird songs booklet w/flexi-discs from 1964

i draw the line at bird songs….

Thurston wrote:
i draw the line at bird songs….

well then i guess we just can't be friends…

well I have a cd full of crow bird songs… maybe we can still be friends.


hey just a heads up deep discount has a 15% off coupon code FLOWER15  free shipping on orders over 25$

anyways it lasts til tomorrow… picked up some nice lps and with the discount and already low prices and cheap shipping and no tax its a good deal

I like this bird song https://youtu.be/aya0R2DtpQc

rave on!

I have a whole cd of frogs  :)

so i go to this yard sale and ask the lady if she has any records and she tells me she had about 1000 but she left them in l.a. where she worked for warner brothers records international division.
then her husband comes out and says this is the only record we have and it's a framed platinum record for van halen ll that was presented to her.
she was instrumental in getting the band signed to w.b. and this was a thank you.
husband was a bit player/character actor in hollywood and did a t.v. movie with valerie bertanelli and spent a day hanging with eddie while valerie was filming.
later that day found a copy of v.h. ll for a buck and drove back to asked her to sign it.
couldn't be friendlier and said diamond dave was just a nice jewish boy.

I want this…I want a lot of things….

https://store.udiscovermusic.com/*/*/Live-76/57NV0000000

latest on joes reopening

http://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/arts/music/blog/20782440/joes-record-paradise-to-reopen-soon

What a mess. They've been closed nearly the entire year.

I'm a little surprised they've been able to raise even that much money.

I'm planning on going to the grand opening of Baby's on Fire today in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore.  I'm not sure what to expect outside of they sell records and coffee.

man I wish I lived in Baltimore.. its been a while since we got a new record store in DC

I will let you know how it is.  From the pictures I saw, it seemed a bit small, and more cafe than record store.  I am excited to check it out.  I have a few friends who will be working there.
https://www.facebook.com/babysonfirecafe/

http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/dining/baltimore-diner-blog/bal-baby-s-on-fire-new-mount-vernon-cafe-opening-this-week-20160606-story.html

The BYOB is housed in a historic carriage house, where the owners will sell new, used and collectible vinyls alongside food and drinks.

killsaly wrote:
I'm planning on going to the grand opening of Baby's on Fire today in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore.  I'm not sure what to expect outside of they sell records and coffee.

great name, great song.

dyecraig wrote:

killsaly wrote:
I'm planning on going to the grand opening of Baby's on Fire today in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore.  I'm not sure what to expect outside of they sell records and coffee.

great name, great song.

Here Come the Warm Jets is soo good
After seeing Velvet Goldmine I binged on that album

Don't know if this was posted (didn't see anything in a search), but Bump n' Grind in Silver Spring is pretty quaint. . . Went to a nice little open mic (done in the spirit of P&P's Modern Times Open Mic).
Don't know how long it could possibly last. The parking situation is a little rough, but the atmosphere is nice.  http://bumpngrind.co/

I buy records, I don't "collect vinyl." I'm not usually one for demos and rarities. I also resigned myself to the fact that I would probably never own a Margot record because they are somewhat rare and fairly pricey. I broke my rules for this one cause it was a good deal. I don't think maybe the seller knew the demand for it?

Here is a picture of Baby's on Fire (view from the corner next to the entrance).  The two walls that are not pictured are lined with tables.  Their selection was not huge, but they did have a few gems (used and new).

so when it comes to original pressings of early stones or dylan lps, what is more desirable - mono or stereo?
maybe i mean "valuable".