What VINYL ONLY Are Ya Listening To? Thread! ;)

[Kaskade89052]

 

[Kaskade89052]

 

[afterlife2]

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Your system finally????

 

[Kaskade89052]

Your system finally????

Nahhhhhhh....just a generic pic.....sorry........

 

[davidscott]

 

[Kaskade89052]

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LOVE the title track from this -- I have the 7-inch 45RPM single (along with another of my Stewart favorites, "Time Passages")...

 

[lovinthehd]

Posted this in the vinyl news thread, but thought you might like it here too.....but it's NYT so some may have trouble accessing for free

Vinyl Is Selling So Well That It’s Getting Hard to Sell Vinyl (Published 2021)

Left for dead in the 1980s, vinyl records are now the music industry’s most popular and highest-grossing physical format. Getting them manufactured, however, is increasingly a challenge.

www.nytimes.com

 

[MR.MAGOO]

Sunday after noon.

 

[afterlife2]

Beautiful Thrifty A+ mint copy of Marley's Kaya!

No original cover. Who cares vinyl in great shape. Bass TEST! Holy Moly Bass!

Wiki
Kaya is the tenth studio album released by Bob Marley and the Wailers in 1978. The album consists of tracks recorded alongside those present on the Exodus album in 1977.

Musicians

Bob Marley – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, percussion
Aston "Family Man" Barrett – bass, percussion
Carlton Barrett – drums, percussion
Tyrone "Organ D" Downie – keyboards, percussion
Alvin "Seeco" Patterson – percussion
Junior Marvin – lead guitar
Rita Marley – backing vocals
Marcia Griffiths – backing vocals
Judy Mowatt – backing vocals
Vincent Gordon – trombone
Glen Da Costa – trumpet
Winston Grennan – drums

 

[lovinthehd]

Just noticed the thread again, no desire to play anything vinyl for a while, tho. So much music otherwise, tho.

 

[afterlife2]

Steely Dan

Holy Moly I never knew they were the ones who did the song Do It Again!!! I remember hearing it on the oldies station back in the mid eighties as a kid and always liked it. So cool to have this. Found thrifting in mint A condition. I need to get a Blu-ray concert of theirs.

Can't Buy a Thrill is the debut studio album by the American rock band Steely Dan, released in November 1972 by ABC Records. The album was written by band members Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, recorded in August 1972 at The Village Recorder in Los Angeles, and produced by Gary Katz. Its music features tight song structure and sounds from soft rock, folk rock, and pop, alongside philosophical, elliptically written lyrics.
The title of the album is a reference to the opening line of the Bob Dylan song "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry". The album cover features a photomontage by Robert Lockart. It includes an image of a line of prostitutes, standing in a red-light area from Rouen in France waiting for clients, chosen because of its relevance to the album title.

Pop Singles

Year	Single	Catalogue number	Position
1973	"Do It Again" (3:57 edit) (B-side: "Fire in the Hole")	ABC 11338	6
1973	"Reelin' in the Years" (B-side: "Only a Fool Would Say That")	ABC 11352	11

 

[MR.MAGOO]

Wednesday "noon time" Jazz!

 

[MR.MAGOO]

Sunday morning Jazz!

 

[3db]

These two blues artists;

 

[davidscott]

LOVE the title track from this -- I have the 7-inch 45RPM single (along with another of my Stewart favorites, "Time Passages")...

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Nice. I don't even remember that 45 but by then I was exclusively buying LPs.

 

[davidscott]

Steely Dan
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Holy Moly I never knew they were the ones who did the song Do It Again!!! I remember hearing it on the oldies station back in the mid eighties as a kid and always liked it. So cool to have this. Found thrifting in mint A condition. I need to get a Blu-ray concert of theirs.
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Can't Buy a Thrill is the debut studio album by the American rock band Steely Dan, released in November 1972 by ABC Records. The album was written by band members Donald Fagen and Walter Becker, recorded in August 1972 at The Village Recorder in Los Angeles, and produced by Gary Katz. Its music features tight song structure and sounds from soft rock, folk rock, and pop, alongside philosophical, elliptically written lyrics.
The title of the album is a reference to the opening line of the Bob Dylan song "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry". The album cover features a photomontage by Robert Lockart. It includes an image of a line of prostitutes, standing in a red-light area from Rouen in France waiting for clients, chosen because of its relevance to the album title.

Pop Singles

Year	Single	Catalogue number	Position
1973	"Do It Again" (3:57 edit) (B-side: "Fire in the Hole")	ABC 11338	6
1973	"Reelin' in the Years" (B-side: "Only a Fool Would Say That")	ABC 11352	11

That is a GREAT album. I have it on CD.

 

[3db]

Recorded these two gems to cassette last night.... Nice listening session..

 

[davidscott]

Recorded these two gems to cassette last night.... Nice listening session..

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Wow you still have a cassette deck? Which dolby or dbx system do you employ?

 

[davidscott]

And which cassette type do you use standard chrome or metal? Thanks man that takes me back quite a few years.

 

[3db]

And which cassette type do you use standard chrome or metal? Man that takes me back quite a few years.

I use standard cassette recorded in Dolby C for my walkmans that I use when doing my 7.5 mile daily walk and dbx on my chrome and metal tapes strictly to be played on my decks in the home. I dont get that pumping affect with dbx either no matter the genre I record and these tapes play exactly the same across all 4 decks. The one thing I did do this summer was to set the tape speed the same across all 3 decks. The 4th deck, the K1000 is a direct drive and I havent looked into that but appears to be playing the same speed as the one below it.