1. DogButlerPoet

    DogButlerPoet Member

    the needle between
    tracks anticipates the edge
    of a better song
     
  2. Great!
     
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  3. DogButlerPoet

    DogButlerPoet Member

    Thank you, Daniel!
     
  4. Mike Casetta

    Mike Casetta Active Member

    Oh, how I miss a fine turn table, big speakers, and my old vinyl collection. I can hear the needle pops between songs now...exciting.
     
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  5. DogButlerPoet

    DogButlerPoet Member

    Same. I kept about 5, including the first one I ever bought, Meet the Beatles. I tried to sell/donate the rest when we moved, but absolutely no one wanted them. (Mr. DogBulterPoet was unsurprised.)

    I wound up giving them all to a surly gigantic tattooed moving guy in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He probably thought he could sell them on eBay, but I'd rather picture him kicking back with a mug of chamomile tea and queuing up Joni Mitchell.
     
    Last edited: Jul 5, 2023
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  6. Jay Dougherty

    Jay Dougherty A trouble maker

    I have to remind mysef that I don't miss the clicks and pops and upkeep of vinyl. Nor do I miss buying and replacing diamond needles, warped records, and buying albums that come pre-warped.

    We tend to forget the bad and remember the good. That's the very definition of nostalgia, I suppose.

    Now, what I miss are typewriters... ;)