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Quoted from Fulltilt:Raise your hand if you remember Mathew Southern Comfort.
It was a “cut out” at the time. I think they used floppy disc punches. (:
I bought several Albums that were "cut outs" Kraftwerk's Autobahn was one of them.
I was told they were returns to the distributor.
Quoted from emkay:the perfect money laundering setup.
I thought Laundromats were the perfect setup....
Quoted from emkay:Not a sports fan but we watched the game in the office because Villanova. There are a few upsides to working 2nd shift.
Bonus was finding this waiting for me:
What model Pioneer reicever ?? SX-750 or 850
I have a SX-950 85 watts rms per channel
the kind i shook the windows with... my neighbors windows
Quoted from emkay:Oh. My. God. I'd never heard of him but my wife had an autographed cassette in her car when we first started dating, apparently she heckled him enough at one of his shows that he came over and said 'hi' afterwards. I'll have to show her this, she'll get a huge kick out of it.
He still does shows! at 73 years old!
www.johnvalby.com even has u-tube videos you can watch
has been making CD's forever. I saw a list on wiki.. I ordered these back in the early 80s.
Quoted from emkay:You ain't kiddin. I'm even off that night...
Franklin Township Fire Dept
Lehighton, PA 18235
Show Start 8pm
Good lookin' out, her mind will be blown. Maybe other things will also.
how far of a drive?
Some place on line had these vinyl placemats for sale
https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0079ODP2K/20140001-20 Note: out of stock
Quoted from pacmanretro:Did you ever see the thanksgiving 2015 PBS special? That was neat. Arlo doing a 50th anniversary special concert including talking about and singing Alice's Restaurant.
A few years ago he did a concert at a Casino, in Mt. Pleasant. Hr stated he was NOT going to do Alice's Restaurant because he want his kids to get more stage time playing their new material. So I passed on going, and a 2 hour drive.
Quoted from electricsquirrel:That was my go-to album for cleaning my pot, in college!
I used to go to post softball game parties. A girl there used a Led Zeppelin album to clean and roll on.
Quoted from shock_me:The Kallax is a great solution for vinyl storage!
What model is your Yamaha, black face, receiver ?
I have a R9 that is not being used
Quoted from Chisox:Come on Bob, give us some stereo porn pics.
The bedroom system Has a:
Yamaha natural sound R-9 receiver at 125 watts/channel,
Sony CD 5 disc changer,
DBX 3BX,
Carver C-9
Lafayette Criterion 2002+ speakers
Quoted from vid1900:How badass is the stepfather's system in HBOs Sharp Objects?
I don't know never seen Sharp Objects.
Quoted from Rascal_H:Should I get this?
Yes, but at half the price. $500 is WAY TOO much. Shop around.
Quoted from Chisox:Did somebody say boy-band?
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I would not call ELP a "boy band"
Would anyone in a boy band know how to set up a MOOG modular synthesizer?
Quoted from waldo34:Classic new arrival. Also, for anyone with the audio-technica lp120 finally pull the digital preamp out sounds even better.
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A Classic, Dark Side.
I added a DBX 3BX series II to my Sansui rack to awaken the tracks
Quoted from gearheaddropping:Not vinyl, but about the same age. Just got back in to RTR.
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is that a Marantz 2325 ?
Quoted from MMP:One of my receivers from the 80s has died. Do any of you have budget suggestions for replacement? Was hoping to find a decent replacement for $500 or less.
Marantz 2275
Pioineer SX-950 SX-980 with 80 watts RMS per channel should less than 400
Quoted from MMP:Power just turned off while I was using it and it won't power back on. I did the easy checking to see if power fuse had blown but that was not it. Definitely lived a long and useful life. At this point I am thinking may as well update.
what was your receiver? you may find a place to repair it.
Classicaudio.com is a bit pricey on the restored units they sell.
Quoted from waldo34:Recently I have been wondering how an older receiver would sound vs my Onkyo tx-nr3007, found a local Yamaha CR-820 for $165. Worth picking up? Seems like I could resell and break even if I hate it.
very good price, buy It, and it has 55 watts RMS per channel into 8 ohm load..
Test it out, bring your own speakers if you have to
Quoted from Fulltilt:SWEET! I have great memories of my old "Natural Sound" Yamaha. Looks so good and controls were very smooooth. Enjoy!!
My Yamaha R9 receiver no longer holds memory for radio stations. internal battery???
Quoted from Jason43:Take a look at the late 70s NAD receivers. Great build, great sound, great phono stage, still affordable compared to other vintage brands.
+1
Today Marantz, Sansui and Pioneer are over valued. I bought 2 Pioneer SX-980 receivers for about 200 each a few years ago.
Quoted from Madmax541:Wanted everyone thoughts on putting this stereo combination together
Realistic STA-2000D (75 watts)
Snell E IV (15-150 Watts)
Was considering the following
Pioneer SX-780 45 watts Scott R337 42 watts
Didn't think 45 watts would be enough. Thoughts?
Looking for recommendations for turn table name model?
I haven't purchased anything yet.
How big of a room are you filling? how loud do you like your music?
Some speakers need a lot of power..,.
My Ohm Walsh II speakers are great in all the rooms I have hade them in and have 85 watts RMS to drive them.
Quoted from ralphs007:Long story short. I'm planning on moving and I'm decluttering my house.I told my wife I'm not taking this junk and storing it in the new house.I came across a bunch of Lp albums from the 70/80's.
Is it worth my time to take them somewhere and sell them? If they're only worth a dollar a piece,I'll just toss them in the trash.
You could sell the lot on Facebook or Craigslist real cheap.
Or donate them to a Salvation Army Store.
Quoted from LukyDuck:I still have a few unique albums. Wish I had all of the ones I owned as a teenager.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]
RUSH I saw the live at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit a long time ago...
Quoted from pacmanretro:I know I know...not vinyl. But this is my main music thread so wanted to toss this out there.
Shame me for probably posting in wrong area, it's okay
Just enjoyed it's bluntness and was worth sharing.
Maybe you should have added a note of F bombs.
Quoted from pacmanretro:My apologies. No intent to offend anybody. I respected it's bluntness. But I will do so shortly.
I laughed my butt off too. and sent it to some friends who would be OK with the content.
Quoted from pacmanretro:The turkey stuffed ME
Feeling like late nap time, but I HAVE to get up and dig out some Alice's Restaurant asap!
Thanksgiving Day is absolutely not complete without some Arlo!
I have the CD, but while doing errands I heard it on a local radio station, from the very begining. The dogs wondered why we stayed in the truck for 5 minutes after getting home.
Now to check our movie providers for the movie
Quoted from Fulltilt:You must have been near the end of the song. (:
We heard all of it but I don't think Jack and Eddie understood.
EDDIE ADOPTED (resized).jpgSFF: Symphonic Pictures arrived today and gave it a spin... There guys are far from mainstream. A friend of a buddy put us onto SFF in the early 80s. We made a trip to School Kids Records in Ann Arbor MI to order some vinyl. We had then delivered to their other store in Birmingham MI. We proceed to Almas Hi-Fi a high end stereo store. The salesman put on of our new record on the latest linear tracking turntable with a moving coil cartridge, McIntosh pre & power amps. Speaker were M&K wiith a sub woofer. My guess about 10K system. It was amazing and absolutely no noise between tracks as well.
Schicke & Führs & Fröhling biography ( from google / wikipedia )
SCHICKE, FÜRHS & FRÖHLING is one of the most amazing prog acts to ever come out of Germany. Instilling their symphonic sound with elements of space rock, avant-garde electronics and fusion, their style turns out to be very rich and dynamic, combining light and shade in a perfect balance.
Eduard SCHICKE (drums, percussion, moog drum) and Heinz FRÖHLING (guitars, bass, synthesizer, mellotron), who had already been colleagues in the recently split SPEKTAKEL (one of the major German prog acts at the time), met keyboardist Gerard FÜHRS playing electric piano in a music store, sometime I nearly 1975. A few conversations led to instant chemistry, and furthermore, to the formation of the SCHICKE, FÜRHS & FRÖHLING trio. Six months later, they had a full repertoire of their own, on-stage experience (including the 1975 German Rock Festival in Munich) and a record deal signed with the Metronome label. Their debut album "Symphonic Pictures", an undisputed classic of German prog, was released in 1976, selling about 12,000 copies. The trio gained popularity among local prog fans, mostly for their stunning live performances, which many critics described as magic and overwhelming. Two more studio recordings followed, "Sunburst" (1977) and "Ticket to Everywhere" (1979). Though not as impressive as their debut, these latter albums show the band exploring their musical vision further, with a genuine will to evolve. You can also notice the band bearing a tendency toward a lightening of their sound, especially concerning the third album (the last one, indeed), which bears a bigger tendency toward appealing tunes and catchy arrangements that lean somewhat close to jazz-fusion and jazz-pop, with the symphonic factor not remaining the main focus anymore. In between, "Sunburst" still managed to capture the density and pompous atmospheres that had made the best of "Symphonic Pictures" while containing new rooms for jazz-rock oriented ideas. A year before SCHICKE quit the band, his partners had started working as a duo in parallel: with SCHICKE's leaving, the trio just dropped off. In fact, the "Ticket to Everywhere" was mostly conceived as a studio project more than as an effort by a 'live' band. In the early 90s, a double CD comprising all three albums plus two live tracks was released - the item was dedicated to the memory of Gerard FÜHRS, whose untimely passing occurred on Nov. 3rd, 1992.
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Quoted from Fulltilt:Back when I denigrated my albums by posting my name all over them.
Light up or leave me alone!!
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Did Steve Winwood play woodwind instruments?
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Nice AAR CUDA !!! I hope to see a few of these on Woodward tomorrow
Have you posted on: Pindside car club thread?
Quoted from whoknowsgoi:anyone have any old punk rare records?
I think I still have Chipmunk Punk
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