Just wondering. I guess I have a record collection now, was wondering if anyone else on here has delved into physical media collecting. Here’s a snipit of a couple of my better mastered records.
Yes I need a cleaner.
Anybody Here Collect Records?
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69 responses to “Anybody Here Collect Records?”
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I do, I have most of his classics.
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Do you have any Billy Joel records?
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That’s bad.
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and when my perrents saw the lp60?, they accused me of beating it up despite not being able to play my newest record at the time, weekend warriers by ted nugent
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Oh wow!
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And that is the only thing I’ll complain about my LP120X was the packaging. Firstly, Amazon used the retail box as the shipping container which isn’t good when you swear the UPS guy for your area punts packages onto the truck. Because of the lack of good packaging on Amazon’s part and how AudioTechnica puts stuff in the boxes, I have a big ass crack in the dust cover spanning most of the width of the player. It works fine though so I wasn’t gonna attempt a return/replacement, especially since a replacement would likely have the same damage.
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That’s a damn shame, I wonder why? I’ve never seen that happen before. I know there’s some assembley required, nothing like my LP120X though which is a bit more complicated, but its just installing the dust cover and the platter.
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that’s the thing, I got an atlp60, but it fell apart when I took it out of the box
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And as for the Victrola players… yeah, they aren’t made the best, that’s for sure. If you have the space for a tabletop unit, I’d recommend saving up and getting an AudioTechnica AT-LP60X, two-speed unit with a built-in preamp, fully automatic, sounds really good for the price. There was a luggable unit in the Victrola/Crosley formfactor that was similar in spec to an LP60X, the MPK TT270, VWestLife on YouTube did a video about it, but it was seemingly discontinued, sad.
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Nice. I have a song I will send to you Xander on a Pm if you don’t mind.
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About GUns N’ Roses, back around 2020 I bought a reissue of Apetite for Destruction, I wish I still had it, but my mother’s cats she had at the time pissed on everything. At least I still have the MP3s that came with that modern reissue. I need to get another copy.
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Not a Pearl Jam or Tradgically Hip guy, but I do love me some CCR!
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Nice. I have a song I’m going to send you on Pm, you can tell me if you recognize it.
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yes, but they arn’t built verry good, because I had the first one for about 6 months, before baby please don’t go sounded not like music, and about 6 months lator on another victrola player?, its doing a similar thing, but this time, every record I put on, zager and evans?, check, manfred mans angel station?, check, ted nugent?, check
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Man, that is so not fair! I wish they didn’t call you a lyer! I never owned a record player like that before. I don’t know if they are still around any more. The victrola players.
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this happened to the first one, and they called me a lyer, and I always try to explane that victrola record players arn’t built to last, but mom plays the I’v had mine for longer and it still works card, but she played less records in 10 years than I do in 6 months
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Darn it! Thave you tryed telling them that it wasn’t you who broke it? I’m truely sorry for you on this.
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and my perrents will accuse me of breaking it, in my case its playing multiple songs and parts of songs at once
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Wow! I’m sorry your record player stoped working.
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and my zager and evans record just came in the male, accept, a couple days ago, my record player quit working, I sware the universe hates me and ern-kna is the only thing keeping me a tiny bit sane
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Oh and on a side knote, Brandon, You and Xander should start a 2-man band together. How would you like that?
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Okay, now I switch gears to heavey meatl. How about Matallica? I ment hevy meta.l Heavy metal.
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xander has a few acdc, and my grandpaw who died has a a few acdc records to
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Okay, next one. Acdc?
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they have records, but I don’t have any of theres either
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Oh. Sorry if I’m adding so much to this. Also, how about Guns and Roses?
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they have records, but neither me nor xander have any
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Nice. And how about Aprole wine? Do they have records?
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oh yeah, I do have ccr’s greatest hits on tape
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pirl jam is okay, found out about the tradgically hip from xanders station
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Okay, I have 2 other opsions. How about Perl Jam and the Tradglicly hip? Would those be good? And maybe Ccr, if there are any records for those?
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yeah, only have 1 zepelen tape
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If i MAY BE HONEST, NOT THE BIGGEST zEPPOLIN FAN. sACROLIDGE, i KNOW, BUT ITS TRUE.
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Oh, and I forgot Led Zeplan. Sorry I didn’t spell thet correctly.
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The song Jutey blue eyes is my favorite one.
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I’d like to get some Crosby, Stills and Nash, among many other artists, but I’ll have to keep searching in the flea market for those.
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And how did you like it?
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i used too
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Nice. That’s good.
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someone gave me a record of louis armstrong a few years back. I play these all of them my CD player.
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Nice. What about Crosbey, stills, and nash?
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ted fucking nugent?, hell yeah, warren zevont?, that’s what I’m talking about, I have that chicago record to, utopia?, oh hell yeah, tod rundgren?, wow bro, bill withers?, your tastes are on top of it, herp alpert?, just, wow!
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My collection consists of the following: the duplicates are mostly things I found at the flea market before I took on Dad’s collection, though some are duplicates even from within his collection.
Dean Evans – Waterworld SNES Soundtrack
Genesis – Invisible Touch
Weather Report – Black Market
Thin Lizzy – Jailbreak
Chicago Transit Authority – Chicago Transit Authority
Willie Nelson – Always on my Mind
Rod Stewart – The Best of Rod Stewart
Weather Report – Heavy Weather
Loggins and Messina – Loggins and Messina
The Blues Brothers – Made in America
The Blues Brothers (Film Soundtrack)
Dire Straits – Love Over Gold
Mr. Mister – Welcome to the Real World
Allman Brothers – At Filmore East
Rush – 2112
ZZ Top – Tejas
The Charlie Daniels Band – High Lonesome
Reba Mcentire – Reba
Jimmy Buffett – Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
James Taylor – Greatest Hits
The Blues Brothers – Briefcase full of Blues
Was (Not Was) – Born to Laugh at Tornadoes
Player – Player
Styx – Equinox
Steve Miller Band – Greatest Hits 1974-1978
Bruce Springstein – Born in the USA
Blue Oyster Cult – Agents of Fortune
Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
Steve Miller Band – Fly Like an Eagle
Culture Club – Color by Numbers
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Skynyrd’s First And… Last
Lynyrd Skynyrd – One More From the Road
Buffalo Springfield – Retrospective: The Best of Buffalo Springfield
Journey – Escape
The Doors – L.A. Woman
Blue Oyster Cult – Specters
Rush – A Farewell to Kings
Queen – News of the World
Ted Nugent – State of Shock
Kiss – Destroyer
David Bowie – The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
Electric Light Orchestra – Olé ELO
Billy Joel – Streetlife Serenade
Paul McCartney – McCartney
Molly Hatchet – Flertin’ With Disaster
Molly Hatchet – Molly Hatchet
Larry Boone – Larry Boone
Seeburg – Now Sounds Volume I
Miles Davis – Kind of Blue
The Partridge Family – Up to Date
Boz Scaggs – Silk Degrees
Huey Lewis and the News – Sports
Foreigner – Head Games
Benny Goodman – Greatest Hits
Billy Joel – The Stranger
Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon
ZZ Top – Tres Hombres
The Young Rascals – Groovin
Steely Dan – Katy Lied
Blue Oyster Cult – On Your Feet or On Your Knees
Alice Cooper – Lace and Whiskey
Emerson, Lake and Palmer – Emerson, Lake and Palmer
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils – Don’t Look Down
Mike Oldfield – Tubular Bells
Genesis – Abacab
Utopia – Ra
The Alan Parsons Project – I Robot
Simon and Garfuncle – Sounds of Silence
The Doors – Other Voices
Cyndi Lauper – She’s So Unusual
John Denver – Poems, Prayers and Promises
Paul Simon – Paul Simon
The Charlie Daniels Band – Fire on the Mountain
America – A Horse with No Name
Eric Clapton – Slow Hand
The Sound of Music (Soundtrack)
Journey – Departure
Neil Diamond – I’m Glad You’re Here with Me Tonight
Grease (Soundtrack)
Bruce Springstein – Born in the USA (second copy?)
Aerosmith – Night in the Ruts
Billy Joel – Tirnstiles
ZZ Top – Fandango!
Jim Croche – Photographs and Memories: His Greatest Hits
Olivia Newton-John – Don’t Stop Believin
Warren Zevon – Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School
Level42 – Running in the Family
Wang Chung – Points on the Curve
The Charlie Daniels Band – High Lonesome (Duplicate?)
The Who – Who Are You?
The Alan Parsons Project – Tales of Mystery and Imagination
Glen Frey – No Fun Aloud
Foreigner – Doublevision
Queen – Sheer Heart Attack
Electric Light Orchestra – A New World Record
Lyle Lovett – Foolish
Connie Francis – Who’s Sorry Now
Fleetwood Mac – Roumors
Daft Punk – Homework
Jimmy Buffett – Living and Dying in 3/4 Time
Thin Lizzy – Fighting
The Cars – Heartbeat City
Genesis – And Then There Were Three
The Charlie Daniels Band – Nightrider
Metallica – Metallica
Wu-Tang Clan – Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)
Carole King – Tapestry
Top Gun Soundtrack
Styx – The Grand Illusion
Michael Jackson – Thriller
2Pac – The Best of 2Pac (Part 1: Thug)
John Denver – An Evening with John Denver
The Alan Parsons Project – Eve
Jazz Poll Winners
The Doobie Brothers – Minute by Minute
Bill Withers – His Ultimate Hits
Herb Alpert – South of the Boarder
Queen – Greatest Hits
The Alan Parsons Project – The Turn of a Friendly Card
Todd Rundgren – Back to the Bars
Billy Joel – Piano Man
Linkin Park – Meteora
Rush – Icon
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Second Helping
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Pronounced
Eagles – Eagles Live
Mannfred Man – The Roaring Silence
Lynyrd Skynyrd – Street Survivors (with the flames)
Styx – Paradise Theater
Gerry Rafferty – City to City
Crosby and Nash – Wind on the Water
The Big Chill (Soundtrack)
The Mamas and the Papas – Farewell to the First Golden Era
The Blues Brothers – Briefcase Full of Blues (duplicate?)
Culture Club Kissing to be Clever
Huey Lewis – Sports
The Doobie Brothers – What Were Once Vices are Now Habbitts
AC/DC – For Those About to Rock, We Salute You
Chicago – Chicago VI
Eddie Money – No Control
Boz Scags – Silk Degrees (Duplicate)
AC/DC – Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Queen – Jazz
Emerson, Lake and Palmer – Trilogy
Chicago – Chicago VII
Styx – The Grand Illusion (Duplicate) -
I know, it gets on my nerves to, speaking of, I am also into steve miller pre joker, back when it all sounded like a mix between blues and psycodelic rock
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Nice. I’ve never really explored the bluesy side of Steve Miller. But Greatest Hits 74-78 has some issues.
Firstly, if you’re gonna include Fly Like an Eagle, you need Space Intro.
Secondly, they do include Treshold before Jet Air Liner, but they use the single mix of Jet Air Liner, why? And I get it, side length on records or tapes is limiited, but still why?
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that reminds me, called the tape shop crying on the phone for book of dreams, and they only had greatest hits 74-78, got it on a german first tape pressing, and the person who picked it up for me also got steve millers living in the twentieth century, his lator bluesy stuff
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I’ve got Fly Like an Eagle and Greatest Hits 1974-1978, still need Book of Dreams though.
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Very nice. I’ve got everything from Benny Goodman to Wu-Tang. I had maybe about 30-40 records before I took on the good stuff from my late father’s collection, and now I’ve got nearly 130 of them. I need to get multiple crates or something because this got out of hand rapidly.
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oh shit, you have fly like an egol? I have that to, then again, big steve miller fan
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yup, I have a shit ton of records, everything from kiss to tod rundgren, and zager and evans on transet
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