Vinyl

Not me... Didn't they halt production like 15 years ago?

 

I've been thinking about getting all the Beatles albums in vinyl for a while now.

 

my dad has a full cabinet full of them. he has all The Beatles albums. lots of Frank Zappa, Pink Floyd, Cream, Rolling Stones, you know that kind of stuff.

 

no they are not hard to find if you go to the right places. my dad got alot of them at a place called "Vintage Stock." they are all high in price though. he got some off ebay also.

 

Vinyl Pance!

 

-Beatles-Magical Mystery Tour
-/Early Beatles
-Rolling stones-Sticky Fingers
-/Some Girls
-/Hot Rocks
-Clash-Give'm Enough Rope
-/The Clash
-Art Ensemble of Chicago-The Third Decade
-Laurie Anderson-Big Science
-Stereolab-Dots and Loops

-Elvis Costello-My Aim Is True
-/ This Years Model
-/ Armed Forces
-/ Get Happy
-/Trust
-/ Almost Blue
-/ Imperial Bedroom
-/ Punch The Clock
-/ Goodbye Cruel World
-/ Blood and Chocolate
-/ (and the limited pressing interview E.C. picture disc.)

-Duke Ellington-The Duke at Tanglewood
-Phil Ochs-Tape from California
-United States of America-'self titled'
-Replacements-Tim
-/ Let it be
-/ Pleased To Meet Me
-Vincent Bell-Pop goes the Electric Sitar (electric sitar music covering the beatles, etc)
-Lou Reed-Transformer
-/ Berlin
-/ New York

-Joe Jackson-Steppin' out
-Jesus & Mary Chain-Psychocandy
-Blondie-best of...
-Thelonius Monk-Straight, No Chaser
-The Smiths-Hatful of Hollow
-The attractions- Mad About the Wrong Girl (just the band- sans elvis)
-The Tower Recordings-Rehearsals for Roseland
-/furniture music for evening shuttles
-The Cure-Seventeen Seconds
-/ The Head On The Door

-The Fall-Seminal Live
-The Cars-iShake it Up
-/ Heartbeat City
-Talking Heads-'77
-/ More Songs about Buildings and Food
-Devo-New Tranditionalists(kinda sucks)
-Killed By Death-vol 3(comp of rare british d.i.y. punk rock )
-Television-Marquee Moon
-/ Adventure
-Ornette Coleman-Broken Shadows

-The Who- Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy
-Live Stiffs Live Stiffs Live...-( compilation album)
-The Sweet-Desolation Boulevard
-MerseyBeats-beat...
-David Bowie-Pinups
-/ Changes
-/ Lodger
-/ Station to Station
-The Waterboys-This is the Sea
-The Velvet Underground-And So on...

-Patti Smith- Horses
-Mott the Hoople-Self titled
-/ All the Young Dudes,
-The Shaggs-Philosophy of the World
-Dave Clarke Five-Glad All Over
-Billy Bragg-Back To Basics
-New Order-Power, Corruption and Lies
-/ Brotherhood
-The Golden Calves-money band
-Kicking Giant-Alien ID

-Daniel Johnston-Hi, How are you?/i]
-The Sea And Cake-The Fawn
-Bruce Springsteen--/Greetings from Asbury Park
-/The Wild, The innocent and the E Street Shuffle
-/Born To Run
-/Darkness At The Edge Of Town
-/Nebraska
-/The River
-Pretenders-self titled
-Django Reinhardt&Stephane Grappelly-with the Quintet of the Hot Club of France

-Wire-Document and Eyewitness (rare live album)
-Pram-Gash
-The Original Modern Lovers-(the kim fowley produced one...not the one everyone knows.)
-Charlie Parker's All Stars-1950
-Superchunk-No Pocky For Kitty
-Crime and the City Solution-Just South of Heaven
-Henry "Red" Allen-Nice!
-Brian Eno-Discreet Music
-/ Another Green World
-The Supremes-Where Did our Love Go?

-Eric Burdon and The Animals-Eric is Here
-Prince and the Revolution-Purple Rain
-Turn On-(Stereolab side project)
-Cannonball Adderley sextet-Jazz Workshop revisited
-Gary Numan-The Pleasure Principle
-Gary Numan and Tubeway Army-Replicas
-Bix Beiderbecke-The Bix Beiderbecke story
-X-More Fun in the New World
-Beatles-Abbey Road

-Genesis-The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
-Xanadu-(soundtrack)- one of the first records i ever bought with my own money. gulp!
-The Beach Boys-Endless Summer. --(This is one of the first records i remember from my childhood. i used to stare at the inside album cover while listening to "in my room" and "little deuce coup" when i was probably about 3 years old.)

and so on.....

 

thanks. i've got a lot more- but those are the ones i already had in a file that i could easily copy and paste.

 

I got a bunch of old Beatles stuff that i just threw in my closet

 

I have every album by the Beatles, Cream, a copy of Taking Back Sunday's first album, a copy of Underoath's latest album, and a copy of ACDC Back In Black

 

Yeah Why? They worth money?

 

I'm still a vinyl connoiseur....

While I own about 100 CD's, I have over 600 Lp's and about 400 singles.

I'll go out of my way to pick up a new vinyl release (if it's available) as opposed to simply getting the all-too accesible CD.

Vinyl still rocks.... CD's are for wimps.

Cheers...

 

You just described everything I aspire to

Does anybody know where one could pick up a record player at a relatively cheap price?

 

The mother ****ing Butcher cover?!

Are you kidding?!

That's worth a ton!

 

I own about 700 or 800 cds, but I made a pact with myself a few months ago never to buy a cd again if possible.
I'll download mp3s to try stuff out, and if i like them i'll buy the vinyl (when available). there's just no point to buying music in a digital format.


what are some of your favorites, manofbat?

 

Just the new ones by the bands i like picture disks are cool

 

Rick Springfield- Working Class Dog
Rush- Fly By Night
Queen- News of the World
Styx- Pieces of Eight
Steve Martin- Let's Get Small
Journey- Identify
Simon and Garfunkel- Bridge Over Troubled Water

I would have like 50 more but my grandma chucked my uncle's old records and my dad is to lazy to pick his up.

 

Poophead, I'm not a wimp!

 

I buy vinyl at yard sales for 5 cents a pop to decorate my basement family room


I try to get old 50-60's vinyl to keep "in Theme"