Quoted from SteveO:The first album I got was in 1973: Deep Purple- Made in Japan. It still sounds great after all these years.
My favourite Deep Purple album. Saw them a couple years ago sans Blackmore. Still great
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Quoted from SteveO:The first album I got was in 1973: Deep Purple- Made in Japan. It still sounds great after all these years.
My favourite Deep Purple album. Saw them a couple years ago sans Blackmore. Still great
Quoted from selektor6:Appetite cover done by Robert Williams. Definately my favorite artists. Proudly low brow art, and I think he started juxtaposition art magazine.
http://www.robtwilliamsstudio.com
I have the same record mint.
I remember that Robert Williams artwork was featured in Heavy Metal magazine in March 1983, (I think I still have it somewhere), and the title was indeed "Appetite for Destruction". Now we know where GnR got the idea for the title of their first album
Quoted from Fulltilt:Turned 62 today. Had to find the right bday tune
Happy Birthday! I turned 52 yesterday. This was my choice.
Quoted from emkay:Great album, love the phone too! Western Electric 500DM?
Thanks! The only info embossed on the phone, (which actually works), is Northern Telecom 1970. Prolly Canada's version of the Western Electric.
Quoted from rolandthoms:Happy to have my vinyl listening room complete
Inspired, in part, by the good dudes of Pinside
Sweet set up. I bought the Okki Nokki a year or so ago. Worthy investment for getting your old vinyl back to sounding great.
Quoted from vid1900:Americans got a much more conservative cover ......
Wow I wasn't aware of this artwork version of Lovedrive. In Canada we got the original art on the sleeve.
Hey Vid that's odd I've never seen the first Virgin Killer sleeve. We had the second one in Canada as well! I gotta admit though that first one is pretty graphic so prolly why Canada didn't allow it either.
Quoted from Chisox:Record cleaner is a must. All new vinyl gets a pass or two on this before playing.
It definitely makes a pretty big difference and noticeable improvement when you wet clean your vinyl, even new pressings. I use the Okki Nokki and really like it.
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Quoted from waldo34:Just looked up the Okki Nokki, that thing sounds like DaBomb of cleaners.
It's a pretty basic concept, and kind of expensive, but it gets the job done. Of course if your records have deep scratches or warps it won't fix those issues lol!
Quoted from Rascal_H:I’m totally obsessed with Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk right now.
Also, another Pinsider recommended this affordable IKEA shelving that is a great storage solution for my album collection.
The Kallax is a great solution for vinyl storage!
image (resized).jpegQuoted from bob_e:What model is your Yamaha, black face, receiver ?
I have a R9 that is not being used
It's the AX500U integrated amplifier. I bought it new sometime in the late 80's. I love the sound quality from this amp, but I will probably replace it someday with an older Yamaha, the CA-800, or CA-1000, both of which I own, but both need restoration.
Quoted from Fulltilt:I love that Neil Diamond album!
Me too!! I have two favourite Neils. One's American, and one's Canadian. Lotsa great music out there.
Quoted from HoakyPoaky:Love your Jason Edmiston print dude! I have a couple myself. One of my favorite artists
Thank you, and thanks for recognizing it! I love it too, and hope to get more of Jason's work. Would you believe almost nobody has ever mentioned it when I have people over? I mean it's the Bride for god's sake, not the mother in law!
Quoted from Fulltilt:This group is good. There is the top of a speaker seen in the pic.
Anyone that can name the speaker I'll send a very nice copy of Springsteen's Born to Run album. (:
I'll take a stab. Bose 901
Quoted from pacmanretro:Who here has decoded the writing on this LP jacket?!
No cheating!! Lol.
I think I still have it written on a paper in mine, but I don't recall off hand.
I once decoded the script on the inner sleeve of Diary of a Madman, so I'll assume it's the same script. I'll have to check it out!
Quoted from Fulltilt:It’s worked great for 45 years and going strong.
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I think we have the same audio stand lol!
image (resized).jpegQuoted from electricsquirrel:How does the Okki Nokki work?
Does it have a vacuum?
It works very well. Yes it has a vacuum and a pretty strong suction. By the end of a cleaning session I'm always amazed at the extremely dirty solution that gets dumped down the sink. You should even clean new vinyl they say, and I do.
YouTube has some good Okki Nokki videos if you're interested.
Quoted from Fulltilt:And a little Torn and Frayed.
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My absolute favourite Stones LP. That and Let it Bleed. Huge fan of this era of their music.
Quoted from Fulltilt:Keep a pack around. You don't think about them till you need them.
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I clean all my vinyl eventually and after that I throw away the paper sleeves and replace with the MoFi sleeves. If the inner sleeve is printed with lyrics or artwork I keep it empty in the jacket.
Quoted from Fulltilt:Santana. One of my first and most favorite rock albums.
Borboletta one of the most spiritual and moving.
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I love this one too! Got the re-issue last year. It's fun discovering all the hidden people in that painting. I almost don't even see the lion anymore haha
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