Spinning on the Turntable now...
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Not much time to listen to music lately. I did put this on though. I think I prefer the original non-speed corrected version, but it's good to have both.
Today I got the new album by Razorlight from Assai Records Planet Nowhere. With signed and numbered (009/300) Obi strip, only one signature on it, no idea who's signature it is though, just a squiggle. I've ripped it to mp3 while listening and instantly liked it.
And todays delivery is the new album from Beardfish - Songs For Beating Hearts. Limited transparent orange vinyl with a signed card.
Zombie content, but a little late for Halloween 
The Zombies: oddities & extras. Very good pressing, sounds good. Record store day release.
The Zombies: oddities & extras. Very good pressing, sounds good. Record store day release.
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Years ago I went to the Les Paul estate auction in LA. Indescribable amount of gear and instruments...Mind bogglingly cool. Inspired, I came home and made this one night as my little homage to Les. Can't find it now - don't remember what program material I cut into it.
That is exceptionally cool!
Nice tribute: an innovator of multitrack recording & electric guitar.
I visited his grave & had a drink at Club 400 in Waukesha once. RIP.
Nice tribute: an innovator of multitrack recording & electric guitar.
I visited his grave & had a drink at Club 400 in Waukesha once. RIP.
Very cool. A big regret of mine is not taking the time to see one of his Iridium shows….I just kinda thought he’d be playing there forever…
Yes!! So glad they reunited.
Welp, I knew it was coming, this morning my Marantz 6300, gave up and now can't control the platter speed. Lasted approx 1 yr after coming out of a 40+ yr storage.......
Don't know if it's worth repairing vs replacement.
After the full refurbishment of my 9001, I am not sure which is the right way to go???????
Don't know if it's worth repairing vs replacement.
After the full refurbishment of my 9001, I am not sure which is the right way to go???????
I'm not a big Pain of Salvation fan, but I LOVE this album. I don't just live it, lerve it.
Was at Waterloo Records in Austin yesterday. Wore the original one out in the late 70's...it's been long gone. Found this 3 record set in the bargain bin, unopened. $10 ! !
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I once ran into Robert Plant at the Waterloo on Lamar St. I try to go there every time I'm in Austin. You can find some great deals, if you look. I found a first pressing of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida there for $8. Not just the first pressing, but the withdrawn pressing with the early mix.
I had one of my turntables suffer move damage that I didn’t discover until over a year later. It’s being replaced. but my other, four-speed table needs a bit of TLC from me.
Like I need the projects.
I did what my limit knowledge allowed me to do. Removed the platter and cleaned the spindle well with a Q-Tip & alcohol, put 2 drops of oil in and wiped the spindle with my oily finger. Then turned it over and removed the cover and gave the caps a visual once over. Nothing looked burned or leaking. I have no idea what controls the motor speed.
I certainly got my monies worth out of the Marantz but ofcourse I could never just throw it out.
I have found that AT has the under $1K turntable market pretty well covered.
Really surprised at all the plastic used on tables now, unless I look at the out of my price range tables, 2K and up
Social Security check arrives next Wednesday, Its my monthly play money
yeah- Robert lived here for a couple years while he was dating Patty Griffin. He was pretty accessible then. Waterloo is a great, iconic store here in Austin....still love going in there.
I'm planning on dropping about $2k on my new turntable - I'm trying to get one that will play CD-4s. I went there ( https://www.thestereoshoppe.com/ ) with my decoder, and absolutely no signal came out of the decoder. It's all analog electronics, so it ought to be repairable, but, again, like I need the project.
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