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Record Store Day This Saturday!
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24-04-2012, 11:05
Well one of my fvourite record stores is a little shop in southend on sea called camel it is only open for about three days a week because the guy is a dj ..he sells and buys second hand records of all types any record you want he can find its marvelous like an alladins cave... lol
25-04-2012, 12:33
I love record stores, there's two in particular that i enjoy shopping in.
The first one is quite big and always has a large number of afordable CD's while the other one is smaller, a bit more expensive, but it also has the best atmosphere and a large number of old and new LP's. So i kind of switch between the two acording to how broke i am..lol 
25-04-2012, 14:13
My favorite record store is in Marietta, Georgia. It's fantastic! Too bad it's an 8 hour drive.
"I said, I found the secret to life, I found the secret to life
I'm okay when everything is not okay, is not okay" ~Tori Amos, Upside Down 
25-04-2012, 16:22
danielkr94 Wrote:I love record stores, there's two in particular that i enjoy shopping in. Don't we all! I miss the old vinyl albums - and even though downloads can be accompanied by lavish animations and videos and God knows what on a band's web page it still does not have the tactile element. It's empty.
'The purpose of life is a life of purpose' - Athena Orchard.
25-04-2012, 16:52
Jerome Wrote:Don't we all! I miss the old vinyl albums - and even though downloads can be accompanied by lavish animations and videos and God knows what on a band's web page it still does not have the tactile element. It's empty. preach it brother 
25-04-2012, 19:22
Yes I miss the warmth of vinyl also! I recently discovered an artist The Caretaker(James Kirby) from Stockport, England! His recordings are unique in that he uses old 78s and vinyl recordings with that endearing "surface noise" of vinyl. He released an album in 2011 called An Empty Bliss Beyond This World made up of old pre-war parlour and ballroom songs along with his own "modern" touch! It's a great album..very entertaining to listen to!
The ultimate connection is between a performer and its' audience!
26-04-2012, 03:13
Jerome Wrote:Don't we all! I miss the old vinyl albums - and even though downloads can be accompanied by lavish animations and videos and God knows what on a band's web page it still does not have the tactile element. It's empty. so true, so true!
"BTO....Bachman,Turner,Overweight
They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.
26-04-2012, 10:25
Jerome Wrote:Don't we all! I miss the old vinyl albums - and even though downloads can be accompanied by lavish animations and videos and God knows what on a band's web page it still does not have the tactile element. It's empty. There is something about the good old vinyl record ,something that mp3s or cds will never have.
27-04-2012, 15:34
Jerome Wrote:Don't we all! I miss the old vinyl albums - and even though downloads can be accompanied by lavish animations and videos and God knows what on a band's web page it still does not have the tactile element. It's empty. You never forget your first love 
"I said, I found the secret to life, I found the secret to life
I'm okay when everything is not okay, is not okay" ~Tori Amos, Upside Down |
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