I had to take Eric Clapton's Slowhand back 3 times before I got a copy which wasn't warped, the warping was so bad the stylus jumped out of the grooves on all 3! I had an argument with the shop they stuck it on their 'Dansette' and said look it plays what's wrong with your player?! I'd a had a gift voucher from a Great Aunt for Xmas for Boots The Chemist, and the one in Cardiff where I was a student also sold LPs & Cassettes - I never bought an album from them ever again!
My copy of “In-a-Gadda-da-Vida” has a piece of paper embedded in the grooves. It’s in a pretty noisy part of the song (but what part of the song isn’t?), and it doesn’t make the stylus skip, but if you know it’s there, you can certainly hear it.
The only noticeable off-center record I have is my 45 of “You Were on my Mind” by We Five. It definitely shows up in the final chord, which lasts about three or four revolutions, so there’s a slow tremolo that’s not in the original mix.
Synesthesia is a real thing. It’s not common in the general population but it’s not all that rare either. Laura Nyro had it, as does Billy Joel, for example. Whether or not we would call such people “normal” is a topic for debate. I can’t imagine what it must feel like to experience but that is true for a lot of experiences that I’ll never have. I can’t imagine what the experience of pregnancy and childbirth is like but we all know that it’s not rare.
yep. Just not for me apparently. Well there was the Purple Haze....
G, stop hallucinating. I at least hope that it was an enjoyable trip!
Ive had morocccan ganja "green" that defn gave me synesthesiasynesthesia? like on an acid trip?
Wouldnt surprise me in the least from those mt suits filthy robbers
I don't know if the Mods would allow this one to be added, but it gets the point across:
Where'd you get a bust of my old friend Sam?
