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   Margueritem said, 6 months ago

   Sigh…

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   JFri said, 6 months ago

   Mines worse than that….Chuck Berry, the Beach Boys, Jan & Dean….

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   fmalcus said, 6 months ago

   It was some years ago that I came home and met my oldest son telling me that he had been fixing the “big CD player”… it was the record player… the son is now 18…

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   hamsterface said, 6 months ago

   Lol I have records that play medieval music.

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   pschearer said, 6 months ago

   The IRS says I have to maintain records for at least three years. My 78’s are a lot older than that.

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   Jaws2z said, 6 months ago

   When I tell people I have over 3000 45’s they think I’m a gun collector.

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   Northwoodser said, 6 months ago

   For him to understand how things develope, first you have to explain the correlation between a chicken and an egg.

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   Bill Case said, 6 months ago

   The only box set I have is one of Frank Sinatra. EARLY Frank Sinatra!

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   Doctor Toon said, 6 months ago

   I always seem a step or two behind the technology curve. I had only just begun to switch over from cassettes to CDs when digital music was becoming the thing. Still don’t have an IPod.

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    Dry said, 6 months ago

    Hey, don’t forget the Eagles! Greatest concert I ever saw was Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles together, live, in North Carolina. Oh those were the days!

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    cleokaya said, 6 months ago

    I have many favorite concerts (Chuck Berry and Led Zeppelin), (Pink Floyd in surround sound, in a small theatre, with an unknown comedy act named Cheech and Chong filling the mid-concert break) (Jimmy Buffet at an open mike an Key West, a year before he hit it big) (John Mayall and Johnny Winter) (The Green Peace Concert with James Taylor, Judy Collins, Phil Ochs, Peter Asher and Chilliwack). The list goes on.

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    Yukoneric said, 6 months ago

    Some day I’ll get around to putting my vinyl on cd. Bob Dylan set only played twice. Beatles that wasn’t imported to the U.S. Oh, so many, oh, so little time.

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    The Knight Who Says ... said, 6 months ago

    Oh boy…this strip set all the oldies to a-ramblin’…

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    plus4 said, 6 months ago

    Starting converting vinyl to CD in 2001… finally finished in 2007.

    One of my kids, as a toddler, tried to play one of my “big CDs” by slipping it into what looked like a suitable slot – actually the space between the amplifier & the table.

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    cleokaya said, 6 months ago

    The Knight Who…watch your comments there. I resemble that remark. LOL

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    chromosome said, 6 months ago

    My dad even has ediphone cylinders.

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    Craigor said, 6 months ago

    I think it is great that they have recently started selling turntables that plug into the computer’s USB port for easy transfer/copying.

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    Tigger said, 6 months ago

    Much Better than CD’s Wow! Miss the Artwork on LP Covers.

    I have Peter, Paul and Mary, Simon and Garfunkel, The Beatles, The Stones, Cheech and Chong, Harry Chapin, Styx, The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac (Rumors) and the list goes on.

    Jaws, do you have over 3,000 Spindles as well?

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    donkeymom said, 6 months ago

    I still have my 1972 record player. Still sounds great. Carol King, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Willie Nelson…..

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    donkeymom said, 6 months ago

    I still have my 1972 record player. Still sounds great. Carol King, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, Willie Nelson…..

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    MoParMitch said, 6 months ago

    Indeed, sigh…………

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    Radical-Knight said, 6 months ago

    I don’t even think I’ll discuss my 78 RPM records.

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    Furienna said, 6 months ago

    Isn’t Jason smart enough to know what a record is?

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    Shikamoo said, 6 months ago

    Hi chromo et al. I didn’t think anyone else would have an ediphone cylinder. We had one that played “I’d like to see the Kaiser with a Lily in his Hand”. We had 78’s, 33’s and 45’s, 8 tracks, cassettes and…..a grammophone with a porcupine quill needle (No kidding!)

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    Leshka said, 6 months ago

    I love how people think that LP’s are only for the oldies (or classic rock, etc.) My husband and I (both 30) had a bunch of electronic music only released on LP. And I’m a David Bowie fanatic who has a bunch of his stuff only on LP. The technology is making a comeback.

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    4deerinmyyard said, 6 months ago

    @ JFri, hamsterface, Jaws2z, cleokaya, Yukoneric, Tigger, donkeymom, & Radical-Knight: May I come over to your house?