Bunkermagnet
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It's easy to have a big increase on sales when there was almost none before. Vinyl is just a blip, people just dont have the turntables anymore to play it.
Vinyl it's the future.
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Crazyface
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And it's rubbish! Snap crackle pop! oh and hisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Norrin Radd
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Tashyboy
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CF you need to get the fluff off your needle mate.
And outta his belly button.
I've still got some great, unplayed, picture discs, Bowie, Madness and loads more, got all my T-Rex singles still with original covers, full LP collection of Bowie & Queen and loads of Cream, Floyd, Alex Harvey, Iron Maiden plus.....
Nothing to play them on though 😞
Nothing to play them on though 😞
richart
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There is an alternative to vinyl ? Still play them on a regular basis. Record player has pride of place in lounge.:thup:
Still play them on a regular basis. Record player has pride of place in lounge.:thup:
HDID Kenny
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Liverbirdie
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There is an alternative to vinyl ?
Why have I just pictured "Abigail's party"?
Crazyface
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I've still got all my vinyl. Offers?
richy
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When I used to DJ there was an art to packing your record bag to cover all basis.
Now you can just take a CD wallet or memory stick with far more music on. Easier on the back but rare gems are harder to come by now. I used to love the fact I was the o lay person with a certain record.
Now you can just take a CD wallet or memory stick with far more music on. Easier on the back but rare gems are harder to come by now. I used to love the fact I was the o lay person with a certain record.
richart
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I hate Demis Roussos.
Tashyboy
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Nah then richy, to cover all basis with your records. Would that include the jive bunny box set for the weddings. Daft as it seems I was the roadie one night for a DJ and that was the records he played to fill the dance floor. Then moved onto the classics. :rofl:
JohnnyDee
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The resurgence in vinyl sales is nothing more than a trendy fad in my opinion.
I still have 300+ vinyl albums and wild horses would not drag me anywhere near to buying a turntable to play them on.
I think the often peddle idea that vinyl sounds better is cobblers. I have listened to music and played in bands for 40 years and digital is every bit as good - it's not better but it is just as good and so much more versatile and user friendly
The current market-hyped Vinyl fad will be very short-lived and once more consigned to the scrap heap of nostalgia very soon.
I still have 300+ vinyl albums and wild horses would not drag me anywhere near to buying a turntable to play them on.
I think the often peddle idea that vinyl sounds better is cobblers. I have listened to music and played in bands for 40 years and digital is every bit as good - it's not better but it is just as good and so much more versatile and user friendly
The current market-hyped Vinyl fad will be very short-lived and once more consigned to the scrap heap of nostalgia very soon.
richart
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Cobblers, vinyl sounds much better. You are just trying to make out you are young and trendy.:ears:
richy
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I think we may be talking about different music genres tashy
Jive bunny wouldn't be seen within 100 meters of my record bag
richy
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The resurgence of vinyl could be down to the fact that there are more vinyl only labels now so if you want to play the music you have to buy the record. This is mainly house music though.
JohnnyDee
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I am young and trendy. I'll have you know that there was once a time when I liked nothing better than playing Hawkwind on my Toshiba Music Centre. I was 3 at the time.
But either way I'm going to get a Dolby Souround Sound APP for my Spotify account and then I'll have the best of both worlds.
JohnnyDee
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I fear that House Music being only available on vinyl suits me wonderfully well as I don't posess a turntable any longer and therefore don't expect to have to endure it.
Also the word "Music" used in this context seems to me to break the trades description act
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Still got all my vinyl and still have my rega planner RP to play them on.
Not bought any new records since 1995, was hoodwinked like everyone else to switch to CD. Record companies convinced us CD where better and the price would come down..... They didn't, last vinyl I got was £4.99 for a new release...CD s still £10 20 years later
Not bought any new records since 1995, was hoodwinked like everyone else to switch to CD. Record companies convinced us CD where better and the price would come down..... They didn't, last vinyl I got was £4.99 for a new release...CD s still £10 20 years later
richy
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I fear that House Music being only available on vinyl suits me wonderfully well as I don't posess a turntable any longer and therefore don't expect to have to endure it.
Also the word "Music" used in this context seems to me to break the trades description act
If you say so grandad
