Vinyl's still hanging on!

[jchitty]

Jun 10, 2008, 3:54am, aimusic wrote:OH MY GOD HALIFAX did call me up to sell me pension plans?!?!?! WHAT IS GOING ON HERE?!?!?! ....Yeah I am secretly Paul - This picture is just photoshopped.... B Feaker - hahahaha that sounds funny (as the brits would say - DAT SOUNDS FUNNAY)!!I love Vinyls.... that's why I love listening to a Glen Miller cd I got coz you can still here the scratches of the vinyl - ya know the whole vinyl converted to cd thang... NICE!!!!!I gotta Glenn Miller vinyl...it's worn out to hell and back.

[aimusic]

Jun 10, 2008, 3:58am, ibanez468 wrote:Jun 10, 2008, 3:54am, aimusic wrote:I love Vinyls.... that's why I love listening to a Glen Miller cd I got coz you can still here the scratches of the vinyl - ya know the whole vinyl converted to cd thang... NICE!!!!!That's a project that I have yet to start (converting albums to CDs). I know it'll take months to complete. Yeah my dad did his collection - like over 100vinyls...and it's really awesome, coz now he puts on his 70's disco in the living room and does his little boogie woogie (mind you that's when I was still living in SA), now without me at home anymore - I'm sure his life is shattered and meaningless... I AM SOOO KIDDING

[aimusic]

GLENN ROCKS!!!!!!!!!

[aimusic]

Well he did Rock

[53mph]

Jun 10, 2008, 3:54am, aimusic wrote: - DAT SOUNDS FUNNAY)!!Yeah? - if the Brits were Arnie in Running Man maybe.

[53mph]

Jun 10, 2008, 3:56am, jchitty wrote:Some of the listening pleasure of music has truly been lost. When I was younger, music was a much bigger part of entertainment than it is now. As a kid, I'd sit in my room for hours, playing the whole album....And the beauty of vinyl was that you couldn't wlk around with it on your Ipod. you had to take time out from the world to listen to it. Sit down with friends to indulge in the songs. Nowdays music is a soundtrack to whatever it is you're doing, not time out from it.

[aimusic]

Where in the history of British people have they ever pronounced words correctly? Specially the youth? They're english is disgusting, and their articulations are something not worth mentioning... oh and they got funny teeth

[jchitty]

Jun 10, 2008, 4:14am, 53mph wrote:Jun 10, 2008, 3:56am, jchitty wrote:Some of the listening pleasure of music has truly been lost. When I was younger, music was a much bigger part of entertainment than it is now. As a kid, I'd sit in my room for hours, playing the whole album....And the beauty of vinyl was that you couldn't wlk around with it on your Ipod. you had to take time out from the world to listen to it. Sit down with friends to indulge in the songs. Nowdays music is a soundtrack to whatever it is you're doing, not time out from it.Hey, exactly, 53. Music was meant to be savored back then....it was a recreational experience, something you made time for. BTW, I really like "This Town", and I listen to it from time to time on your You Tube. Maybe this can be your next vinyl project if it's not already included in your original one. Of course, you couldn't show the video on it. Here's the You Tube in case no one has seen it....I guess you don't mind me posting it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNtY3h6OkrU

[liamkelly]

[/quote]Nowdays music is a soundtrack to whatever it is you're doing, not time out from it.[/quote]So true, 53 Vinyls got such a bad rap back in late 80s and early 90s when the majors were selling us all on the 'higher' quality of CDs. No mention then of the higher margin on CDs of course.And now most of us are listening to MP3s Liam

[aimusic]

what's an mp3? hahahahahaha!