Vinyl.....

[belly47 61]

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

 

would never part with my vinyl

[Accip74 7,112]

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

would never part with my vinyl

Nice...;-)

[Nik_B 3,791]

 

Love the stuff, have over 3000 albums, but only play the same 300.

Exactly what I wanted to hear ;-) Have you kept your equipment updated or still the same old turntable etc?

 

 

You can buy what was the top of the line technics for peanuts on ebay....they used to cost a fortune

[Nik_B 3,791]

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

 

would never part with my vinyl

 

I have some of those, also 808 state lol

[Accip74 7,112]

 

 

Love the stuff, have over 3000 albums, but only play the same 300.

 

Exactly what I wanted to hear ;-) Have you kept your equipment updated or still the same old turntable etc?

You can buy what was the top of the line technics for peanuts on ebay....they used to cost a fortune

My brother bought his with his first proper wages as a junior reporter. It was a real big deal when he brought that baby home & I took full advantage! ;-)

[Nik_B 3,791]

Since we obviously have a load of old ravers here did anyone ever go to Legends in Warrington in the early 90s?

 

That was amazing

[Waz 4,293]

 

Had loads pinched by an ex, it was the day the music died for me for a few years. Still got a few bits including my The Orb 12"s.

Just bought a few new 12"s last one was The Stone Roses vinyl, ive just not got nothing now to play them on.

Few bands of late been to see their new stuff including on vinyl, nice to see. Used to love rummaging records at boot fairs.

 

Could I buy a turntable that goes through the p.c.? or one with a built in preamp to play through my guitar amp via jack?

Im due another xmas present to myself see

I've got Fools Gold on gold vinyl...;-)

 

 

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

 

would never part with my vinyl

 

 

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

would never part with my vinyl

Nice...;-)

 

 

 

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

 

would never part with my vinyl

 

I have some of those, also 808 state lol

 

'kin hell NICE to all. Fools gold 12" was one of the bits of vinyl I lost to an ex, she loved them as much as me and we used to listen to Sally Cinamon on vinyl together when we first met., the funniest thing was that the person that bought me the Fools gold 12" I ended up spending the next 20 years with LOL, Roses have got a lot to answer for! Am now educating someone else on the roses

[Accip74 7,112]

Since we obviously have a load of old ravers here did anyone ever go to Legends in Warrington in the early 90s?

 

That was amazing

I made it as far as 'hot to trot' in Mansfield, but Oscars all nighters were pretty amazing on clacton pier in the early 90's.......aquarium & amusements were open! Fcuking mental! Edited December 9, 2016 by Accip74

[Accip74 7,112]

 

 

Had loads pinched by an ex, it was the day the music died for me for a few years. Still got a few bits including my The Orb 12"s.

Just bought a few new 12"s last one was The Stone Roses vinyl, ive just not got nothing now to play them on.

Few bands of late been to see their new stuff including on vinyl, nice to see. Used to love rummaging records at boot fairs.

 

Could I buy a turntable that goes through the p.c.? or one with a built in preamp to play through my guitar amp via jack?

Im due another xmas present to myself see

 

I've got Fools Gold on gold vinyl...;-)

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

would never part with my vinyl

 

 

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

would never part with my vinyl

 

Nice...;-)

 

 

I have all the stone roses singles on 7 and 12 inch. I even have the 12 inch of their first single so young/tell me which is vary rare as it was a limited run. there are copies but I have the original.

would never part with my vinyl

 

I have some of those, also 808 state lol

'kin hell NICE to all. Fools gold 12" was one of the bits of vinyl I lost to an ex, she loved them as much as me and we used to listen to Sally Cinamon on vinyl together when we first met., the funniest thing was that the person that bought me the Fools gold 12" I ended up spending the next 20 years with LOL, Roses have got a lot to answer for! Am now educating someone else on the roses

& that's a proper education. I've done the same with my Mrs............she's french, so she really does need a musical education! Haha Edited December 9, 2016 by Accip74

[Lenmcharristar 10,372]

I've meatloafs bat out of hell, an elivs one and a Beatles one on vinyl

[kanny 21,759]

I've got a good few vinyl records stashed away not in great shape they have had some hammer I don't pay em no turntable but its great to look through them at the art work it triggers all sorts of memories. ...vinyl is unbeatable as long as its played on a £3000 + dedicated setup a half decent CD set up will beat anything less ...I think the resurgence is more to do with having a real touchy feely lookey item of your favourite music than it is to do with playing them and that's the quality that cd's or digital music will never have

[Accip74 7,112]

I've got a good few vinyl records stashed away not in great shape they have had some hammer I don't pay em no turntable but its great to look through them at the art work it triggers all sorts of memories. ...vinyl is unbeatable as long as its played on a £3000 + dedicated setup a half decent CD set up will beat anything less ...I think the resurgence is more to do with having a real touchy feely lookey item of your favourite music than it is to do with playing them and that's the quality that cd's or digital music will never have

I don't think you have to spend a lot to appreciate the warmth of vinyl. Tbh I think we all got a bit carried away with sound quality thing. I know I did.

Funny enough, a year or so ago I was in a Bang & Olufsen shop & asked about a turntable & the guy almost laughed in my face. He smugly informed me they hadn't made them in 10 years! Prick....haha...

[kanny 21,759]

 

I've got a good few vinyl records stashed away not in great shape they have had some hammer I don't pay em no turntable but its great to look through them at the art work it triggers all sorts of memories. ...vinyl is unbeatable as long as its played on a £3000 + dedicated setup a half decent CD set up will beat anything less ...I think the resurgence is more to do with having a real touchy feely lookey item of your favourite music than it is to do with playing them and that's the quality that cd's or digital music will never have

I don't think you have to spend a lot to appreciate the warmth of vinyl. Tbh I think we all got a bit carried away with sound quality thing. I know I did.

Funny enough, a year or so ago I was in a Bang & Olufsen shop & asked about a turntable & the guy almost laughed in my face. He smugly informed me they hadn't made them in 10 years! Prick....haha...

A couple of mates had some serious setups 10k plus back then and to be fair the sound was incredible but i never got drawn into that I couldn't afford it i just had a marantz stack that did me fine.

[Accip74 7,112]

 

 

I've got a good few vinyl records stashed away not in great shape they have had some hammer I don't pay em no turntable but its great to look through them at the art work it triggers all sorts of memories. ...vinyl is unbeatable as long as its played on a £3000 + dedicated setup a half decent CD set up will beat anything less ...I think the resurgence is more to do with having a real touchy feely lookey item of your favourite music than it is to do with playing them and that's the quality that cd's or digital music will never have

I don't think you have to spend a lot to appreciate the warmth of vinyl. Tbh I think we all got a bit carried away with sound quality thing. I know I did.

Funny enough, a year or so ago I was in a Bang & Olufsen shop & asked about a turntable & the guy almost laughed in my face. He smugly informed me they hadn't made them in 10 years! Prick....haha...

A couple of mates had some serious setups 10k plus back then and to be fair the sound was incredible but i never got drawn into that I couldn't afford it i just had a marantz stack that did me fine.

I never did spend a lot on my set-up, a bit of a regret really & surprising, considering I've always been such a music junkie & like nice stuff :-) There always seem to be something else to blow money on...

[leethedog 3,071]

Technics 1200s is what I have old school with concord cartridges a good single 1200 would set you back £500 - £800 I paid £250 for a pair back in the day