Starsky wrote:
I store way more than 7,000 in shed
It’s been a few years and they are still fine
But yes it’s definitely been considered
What Are You Listening To?
Ok now I’m scared
Starsky wrote:You are an immigrant who is storing things that define your self-worth in a shed outside. Minari is a cautionary tale.
Ok now I’m scared
I will say I'm a bit surprised that anyone who values music and the physical form at such a high level stores their media in a shed. I mean, I didn't like storing my lawn mower in my shed back when I used to have a shed.
Yada wrote:I mean, I agree with you but where’s he supposed to put them. All “932 sq ft” house jokes aside, most people don’t have an entire extra room to store records. What’s he supposed to do — rent a temperature controlled storage space?
I will say I'm a bit surprised that anyone who values music and the physical form at such a high level stores their media in a shed. I mean, I didn't like storing my lawn mower in my shed back when I used to have a shed.
Julian, wrote:Yada wrote:I mean, I agree with you but where’s he supposed to put them. All “932 sq ft” house jokes aside, most people don’t have an entire extra room to store records. What’s he supposed to do — rent a temperature controlled storage space?
I will say I'm a bit surprised that anyone who values music and the physical form at such a high level stores their media in a shed. I mean, I didn't like storing my lawn mower in my shed back when I used to have a shed.
Personally, I could picture hutch sleeping surrounded by mounds of vinyl…
Well I pick the ones I want in my home but I just can’t keep more in my home.. I mean many of those in the shed are fairly worthless records I have no interest in….should I keep five copies of Rappers delight in my house?
It’s actually very common for people with large collections to keep part of it boxed up….you have to make choices…
In my old house I kept them all inside and what happens then is the records you really love are overrun by records you find kind of interesting or bought for next to nothing just to listen to once… some of those are pretty banged up….it doesn’t make sense… I have thought of renting storage many times but it’s just not worth it
My idea is to get rid of many of them…and I have already started doing that…
When you spend twenty years collecting records this is what happens… I always thought I would have a massive record library at home but it’s just not going to happen
It’s actually very common for people with large collections to keep part of it boxed up….you have to make choices…
In my old house I kept them all inside and what happens then is the records you really love are overrun by records you find kind of interesting or bought for next to nothing just to listen to once… some of those are pretty banged up….it doesn’t make sense… I have thought of renting storage many times but it’s just not worth it
My idea is to get rid of many of them…and I have already started doing that…
When you spend twenty years collecting records this is what happens… I always thought I would have a massive record library at home but it’s just not going to happen
Starsky wrote:I'm not here to tell you how to live your life, but yes.
should I keep five copies of Rappers delight in my house?
This was released a bit earlier this year and has been making some waves…a melange of minimalism and spiritual jazz…
One of my favorite album LP covers and a tremendous album….
Led Zeppelin had 1-4, this is Pappo’s Blues 3
https://m.youtube.com/results?sp=mAEA&search_query=pappo%27s+blues+3+
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pappos-blues/vol-3/
technically Led Zep had only 2, 3, and untitled
first one is self titled and not considered Led Zeppelin 1
first one is self titled and not considered Led Zeppelin 1
https://www.discogs.com/master/189703-Willie-Nelson-Wynton-Marsalis-Two-Men-With-The-Blues
I been listening to this one a lot lately…nothing much crazee happens…it’s super comfortable sort of Willie backed by a classic almost traditional New Orleans jazz band or maybe a 1930s Ellington…a song or two are perfunctory (Stardust unfortunately…) but then there are some that Willie just kills it with his behind the beat singing (Night Life)… the guy has the absolute best timing as a singer… there’s a reason Miles Davis was such a fan of his already in the late 1960s!
And this brings to mind another thing I love about Willie. He will record with anyone in almost any type of music. You almost have the feeling if you called him and said “Hey Willie I am going to be in town, can I drop by and we can play and sing some tunes….oh yeah I can’t play or sing” he’d be like “Sure man…let’s do it.”
I been listening to this one a lot lately…nothing much crazee happens…it’s super comfortable sort of Willie backed by a classic almost traditional New Orleans jazz band or maybe a 1930s Ellington…a song or two are perfunctory (Stardust unfortunately…) but then there are some that Willie just kills it with his behind the beat singing (Night Life)… the guy has the absolute best timing as a singer… there’s a reason Miles Davis was such a fan of his already in the late 1960s!
And this brings to mind another thing I love about Willie. He will record with anyone in almost any type of music. You almost have the feeling if you called him and said “Hey Willie I am going to be in town, can I drop by and we can play and sing some tunes….oh yeah I can’t play or sing” he’d be like “Sure man…let’s do it.”
I'm looking forward the Willie - Poppy album…the demand is there
https://www.discogs.com/master/303585-Dwight-Yoakam-Dwight-Sings-Buck
One of the rare tribute albums that makes the legacy of both greater
Like many humans I have a limited tolerance for the “Bakersfield sound” but I enjoy the length and width of this one…
I really got to see Dwight next time he rolls through town ….I just wish it’s at the 930
One of the rare tribute albums that makes the legacy of both greater
Like many humans I have a limited tolerance for the “Bakersfield sound” but I enjoy the length and width of this one…
I really got to see Dwight next time he rolls through town ….I just wish it’s at the 930
Underworld- Drift (cd 5)
This box set album is amazing. Hope they reschedule tour and add DC or I may have to travel….
This box set album is amazing. Hope they reschedule tour and add DC or I may have to travel….
There is an underworld curated cd where they include Marvin Gayes’s T plays it cool (from Toubleman) with one of my favorite drum breaks ever played by Marvin himself
And sure enough “Tree and two chairs” on Drift includes a very similar drum break
Most people don’t even know Gaye was a seriously talented drummer
And sure enough “Tree and two chairs” on Drift includes a very similar drum break
Most people don’t even know Gaye was a seriously talented drummer
Been too long since I listened to Brel! I know this sounds really weird but my body really needed it.
The music and singing is so fantastic I can only imagine being extra blown away if I had a better understanding of French.
https://www.discogs.com/release/683492-Jacques-Brel-4-Ces-Gens-Là
Exactly what are you doing to yourself with those LP's? Never mind…don't need to know.
Starsky wrote:
I know this sounds really weird but my body really needed it.
https://www.discogs.com/release/683492-Jacques-Brel-4-Ces-Gens-Là