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Happy record store day. Are any of you going? What will you get?
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Post by Lute April 18, 2015 (2 of 13)
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Post by Allen April 18, 2015 (3 of 13)
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hehe, no offense.
I have found this recordmania very entertaining.
Sure, I saw vinyl is in book store again, $30-$40/ea.
Sure, I also know I can buy records from 50' 60' 70' for $0.50/ea in local estate sale.
Sure, I have a yamaha turntable, but I am not using it for listening, just to transfer some record that never got chance to go CD to my computer.
So what is the point?
It is not a mass market, I am afraid, and will never be.
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Post by Marpow April 18, 2015 (4 of 13)
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samayoeruorandajin said:
Happy record store day. Are any of you going? What will you get?
No, won't be going. I went last year to Amoeba in San Francisco, long giant lines, people all holding vinyl. I scoured the shelves for high end discs, and they had hardly anything. What they had, I already had.
Then I went to the local record store in my town, same thing without the lines.
I think key word is Record Store Day, not SACD/BD~A/DVD~A day.
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Post by cupboy April 18, 2015 (5 of 13)
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I went there and checked for the Simon & Garfunkel and Ad-Libs. No luck. I saw Love Is Blue by Jeff Beck. Tempting, but passed. It was $10.
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Post by Iain April 18, 2015 (6 of 13)
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samayoeruorandajin said:
Happy record store day. Are any of you going? What will you get?
wot's a record?
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Went to Silver Platters in Seattle today. Long, long, long lines. What I wanted was minimal and they were only offering 10% off prices.
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Post by Fugue April 18, 2015 (9 of 13)
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Maybe we should be looking for SALPs...:-)
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Iain said:
wot's a record?
Actually, pet rocks were a better investment. At least we knew we were being 'duped!'
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