used vinyl. the search for 'LP's
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Jim Hankins
- Posts: 227
- Joined: 14 Nov 2003 1:01 am
- Location: Yuba City, California, USA
I found these four records recently in a little store where a kid who ran it catered to the punk rock people: under "hill billy music"; A Ton Of Steel (Jimmy Crawford), Remmington Rides Again, S`Wonderful (Chalker)and Bobby Caldwell meets Zane Beck! Since I had never heard any of those, it has to be my best used LP find.
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Chris Brooks
- Posts: 1408
- Joined: 28 Feb 2000 1:01 am
- Location: Providence, Rhode Island
I am like Walter, who said:
"Maybe I am the only one in the world, but I love the smell of these old record jackets, they smell like...old, ancient, vintage...hard to describe."
I would add (being an amateur artist) that an LP cover can feature art, design, and typography in a more presentable format than is possible on a CD . . . think of the album covers of Miles' "Sketches of Spain," Bill Evans' "Undercurrents, " or Wes's "Incredible Jazz Guitar."
These are darn near frameable.
Chris
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Carter SD-12 Extended E-9 with 5 & 6; Peavey N 112; Small Stone, Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere.
"Maybe I am the only one in the world, but I love the smell of these old record jackets, they smell like...old, ancient, vintage...hard to describe."
I would add (being an amateur artist) that an LP cover can feature art, design, and typography in a more presentable format than is possible on a CD . . . think of the album covers of Miles' "Sketches of Spain," Bill Evans' "Undercurrents, " or Wes's "Incredible Jazz Guitar."
These are darn near frameable.
Chris
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Carter SD-12 Extended E-9 with 5 & 6; Peavey N 112; Small Stone, Hughes & Kettner Rotosphere.