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afrokock 
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dont get me started on records.
and good morning folks
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 2:37am |
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dont get me started on records.
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good morning!! i was gonna say you're up early; turns out that i'm just up late. 
and go ahead, get started on records. did you build your collection? was much of it given to you? what genres make up the bulk?
i had a few and a friend of mine gave me the bulk. it's mostly music from the 40s-60s. lots of instrumentals like mancini, some bossa nova, a bit of cugat & puente, and very "american songbook"-- perry como, sinatra, nat king cole and the like.
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 2:46am |
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To wash my leave out tonight or in the mornign before work is such a hard decision. Of course i should do this tonight.. but everything in my being is saying to wait until the morning...when I'm rushing to get ready
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 2:58am |
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Adults shouldn't get nightmares
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 3:01am |
nekamarie83 wrote:
afrokock wrote:
dont get me started on records.
and good morning folks |
good morning!! i was gonna say you're up early; turns out that i'm just up late.
and go ahead, get started on records. did you build your collection? was much of it given to you? what genres make up the bulk?
i had a few and a friend of mine gave me the bulk. it's mostly music from the 40s-60s. lots of instrumentals like mancini, some bossa nova, a bit of cugat & puente, and very "american songbook"-- perry como, sinatra, nat king cole and the like.
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your friend was awfully nice http://forum.blackhairmedia.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=351284&PN=1&title=what-the-bloody-hell
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 3:12am |
he's a sweetheart. his uncle passed away and he had ZERO interest. they're yours baby. keep em, sell em-- your decision.
aaaah-- you're contemporary. yeah, that will set you back. there seems to have been a resurge in the demand for vinyl.
it never went away, thank you dj's and club kids, but it seems to be serious out there these days.
i'd imagine the sound is dynamic on pressings these days. "aural sex on a platter" some would say.
i may need to make a project of getting all of a recent artist's work on plates. so far my prized record is sgt pepper-- has all the paper badges and everything.
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 3:13am |
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bless you!!
that is a no win situation.
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 4:01am |
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more like team milk on your nose really...
with your young ass!
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Posted: Apr 29 2013 at 4:05am |
nekamarie83 wrote:
he's a sweetheart. his uncle passed away and he had ZERO interest. they're yours baby. keep em, sell em-- your decision.
aaaah-- you're contemporary. yeah, that will set you back. there seems to have been a resurge in the demand for vinyl.
it never went away, thank you dj's and club kids, but it seems to be serious out there these days.
i'd imagine the sound is dynamic on pressings these days. "aural sex on a platter"some would say.
i may need to make a project of getting all of a recent artist's work on plates. so far my prized record is sgt pepper-- has all the paper badges and everything. |
yup pretty much. its fun though addictive and can be very expensive. i never understod why people were so into looking for vinyl, and why hole in the wall shops dont go out of business when its so much easier to just go on line and buy what you are looking for. now i do though. i really really do!!
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