The Music Thread
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Originally Posted by medicalstudent,Oct 9 2009, 05:50 AM
You sir have EXCELLENT taste in music 
I love Portishead too. I prefer to listening to their stuff on vinyl. Lo-fi with all the record scratches is the best way to listen to them
To go from GWAR to Portishead? You music collection must be as eclectic as mine
I love Portishead too. I prefer to listening to their stuff on vinyl. Lo-fi with all the record scratches is the best way to listen to them
To go from GWAR to Portishead? You music collection must be as eclectic as mine
Rob Dougan's album is pretty good as well. i think everybody has heard this song
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QswD5mIZoE [/media]
every time i hear this song it makes me want to pho-k somebody up
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Originally Posted by Vadster,Oct 9 2009, 01:09 PM
back in the 80's I had it - obviously 45's, etc. But I have not bought a CD in 5 years @ least so I'm not buying vinyl single.
45's, etc. But I have not bought a CD in 5 years @ least so I'm not buying vinyl single.
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Originally Posted by Benn-O,Oct 9 2009, 11:51 AM
i have been meaning to get into the vinyl game. i have heard vinyl and gives it a soothing warm feel to the record. i don't how to put but, it just add something diff. to the record.
My turntable broke and I need to get a new one 
You're absolutely right though. There would be days that I would put a vinyl record on, sit back on my couch, and just listen.
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Originally Posted by medicalstudent,Oct 9 2009, 01:17 PM
My turntable broke and I need to get a new one You're absolutely right though. There would be days that I would put a vinyl record on, sit back on my couch, and just listen.