Why Buy Vinyl?
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2024
- Why Buy Vinyl?
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Jarrett, you've zeroed in on what has appealed to me all my life concerning the appeal of vinyl records. They're really romantic and quite visceral and downright fun!
I have a classic rock collection from the 70s in good condition, you hit it perfectly on the button!!! Nothing like seeing that shiny black with the haze of pressed grooves!!
I think people buy vinyl for the same reason people by old cars. It's not about how advanced or developed it is, but rather the hobby of taking care of a thing and upgrading your hardware and so on.
i been listening to records and reel2reel cant beat the sound and vintage tube gear
no, its becus vinyl sounds better, everythin else is secondary
ickng456 “vinyl sounds better “😂
@@icekng456 how does vinyl sound better?
@@Aquadood23 implying you think your listening preferences should apply to everyone LOL
As a teenager in the early 80's I used to play my vinyl records for hours. I knew every crackle, pop and hiss and I knew those were unique to my records making the experience solely my own.
Digital music is VERY convenient in so many ways, buy vinyl records have their own magic. It's more like a ritual: crate digging at the store, cleaning the record, setting up the turntable, etc.
For me it's like a way to relax a little after a long day at work and university. I love buying cheap old jazz records from rare artists, it creates a nostalgic ambience in my bedroom that chills me out...
Luminor thats exactly what I do after weeks or months of work .nothing makes me feel good like that . I basically reward myself in life by buying a record
thats dope
Could you recommend me some artists please
Bought 7 records for $4.99 each and under by crate digging
"You can't illegally download a vinyl" - 12 year old hacker
You could plug it into a computer and record the audio cant you?
You can
Ethan Peterson at that point it’s just a music file, not the actual vinyl, so technically you can’t illegally own vinyl.
@@christopherbartleson8918 unless you steal it from someone elses shelf, otherwise exactly
Christopher Bartleson I mean if I steal it from someone I would illegally own it
I like how calm is he, so soothing
Your reasons for buying vinyl are very reasonable and comprehensible! Btw, this channel is great and deserves more subscribers!
Thank you! I know right?! Spread the word!
Why buy vinyl? Because Tool doesn't sell their music digitally.
Or just buy their cd's
+Çerastes its a band
But 10000 Days isn't available on vinyl officially... Pretty shame.
Vinal sounds better than CDs and I enjoy actually owing a Vinal albums
Vinyl
I grew up listening to vinyl record albums and 45's in the 60's and 70's. I have listened to 8 tracks, cassettes, reel to reel, and cd's, but always come back to vinyl. A collection of vinyl albums is like a collection of old friends. After playing an album over a period of time you know exactly where it skips a little or where it has a crackle or a pop due to some minor scratch that occurred during a party or maybe due to a little carelessness somewhere along the way. In some intangible way these imperfections become part of the whole experience and are enjoyable and add beauty rather than taking it away. I know people who didn't grow up during the same time period may not understand but for me that's how I view vinyl.
I got a turntable, audio technica one, forgot the name of it for my birthday, and the first vinyl I got was "In Rainbows" by Radiohead and to have something so amazing to look at really helped change my perspective of how amazing music is. So I started posting it on instagram, and I collected more and more, such as billy joel, david bowie, electric light orchestra, the doors, the beatles. ETC. and I love it to this day, and it's almost become a healthy obsession to love music.
Vinyl displays the art of music at its finest form
ASMR Veggie Sauce aside from live performances?~
I started collecting vinyl when I was 13, here I am, 8 months later, still 13 and I already have 16 records. And it's literally the only thing I spend my money on and I'm pretty proud of knowing that I could also spend it on food or other useless stuff that I'm never gonna need.
Lol that's great to hear... keep up the collecting! Nothing beats vinyl
Update: now collecting for a year and 2 months, now 31 records, 2 records on their way to my house, still going. And yes, nothing beats vinyl.
Nikkie Levert "food or other useless stuff" sure buddy
Gonzalo Diaz Sola well to a 13 year old when that is provided that is useless
Don't do drugs kid, stay in vinyl
This was my only choice and I used to have many records. When the CD came out, I was so excited.. Flawless, no more pops and noise. Now, (especially with older 60's stuff).. those things that used to annoy me comfort me. It's also cool to hang out with friends and listening to an album and it becomes a social thing. Where as everyone with an iPhone has ear buds in and it becomes an isolated thing. I also tend to listen to the entire album, side A and B, and then put another one on the platter. The artwork, liner notes are also such a cool thing and add to the experience. Going to the record store (Vs. an online store) is so much more rewarding. Even though I had gotten rid of all my records and jumped feet first into the MP3 world, it is exciting rebuilding my collection again. I also just upgraded my turntable to a direct drive, and got some really nice Bose speakers.... My man cave gets much more use now.
Yes, I was so happy with CDs. Finally all the flaws of vinyl and tape were gone. And now I'm the same as you 🤣🤣
+blargh Hey! Thanks for checking out my video! I usually use a flat bottomed brush first to clear away larger dust and dirt clumps. I then put the record on my turntable, and while rotating it, I use some RCA D4+ record cleaning solution combined with their RCA brush to give it a nice deep clean. I'll be posting a video about the process very soon!
+Vinyl Eyezz Thanks! Very Helpful videos, btw.
Vinil Eyezz I have a question: I know that vinyl is back and it can sound great. My question is Don't the clicks and pops of vinyl bother you while listening?
TONY STRONG if you clean your LPs and take care of them there are no pops or clicks
Dutchy Packin Thanks, but I think that always will be some clicks and pops no matter how well you clean them.
Totally agree with all your points, LPs mean so much more in vinyl form.
You have absolutely nailed it with your comments, very insightful and extremely well put. Love your videos
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Yeah, better sound does add to the experience.
why troll?
can't be understated
It does not sound better in-and-of itself because of the fact that it's on vinyl/analog. Any "better" sound that you experience with vinyl is most likely the result of different mastering. Especially in rock music, the "Wall of Sound" that has become quite popular with digitized masters for the better part of a decade and a half doesn't translate well to vinyl because, by its analog nature, it cannot capture the full spectrum of sound. As such, when they master a record for vinyl, the lows are mastered higher, and highs are mastered lower. Often times, this gives an overall impression of better sound quality, when in reality, it's just better mastering. A digital version of a vinyl master is probably the best sound, if that makes sense.
If you don't have much to spend a Nu-Force and some Elac B-5. If you have the money , you can definitely lay the smack down with some choice vintage gear with a little research and some modern speakers like LS-50 Kef or 530 studio. Newer does not mean better and good vintage is hard to find and research. That bieng said it is absolutely better. Start in Britain for the deck. The speakers are making people think the electronics we're sub-par when they are absolutely superior $ for $ even with resto cost.(which you can do yourself). Definitely not for the mentally lazy.
A lot of your points (other than the sound) also applies to CDs. The big takeaway here is that there is a definite plus to physical media, over just buying digital files. The booklet (in the case of the CD), the gatefold (in the case of vinyl) add to the experience. If you ever have a chance, check out the first pressing of "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by The Alan Parsons Project. The gatefold has a complete booklet in the middle the full size of the album, with rice paper in between each page. It's truly something wonderful to behold.
I wish you were one of my teachers at school; that one teacher who loves his job and has passion inside
man you have gotten so much better talking to the camera. The new videos really shows your progression
Dude thank you so much, yeah I've really gotten more confident being in front of the camera lol.
@@vinyleyezz Anytime just found your videos ive watched a bunch now. I've got a LP120 coming in thanks to you and 2 active speakers and i know what active means thanks to you. Can't wait to start collecting i got a local record store in the new town i just moved to they have all price ranges some used for 3-4 dollars you think they would even be worth buying or would they be to wore out?
I completely agree with what you're saying here, and I appreciate you saying it. I love the whole experience of listening to and collecting vinyl. In a world where everything is becoming more and more digital and non-tangible, it's nice to have this hobby that is physical and in the moment.
I like vinyl because of the treasure hunting aspect of finding a clean record with master engineer mix of my favorite bands
+Ephraim Duran Nice! Yeah the thrill of the hunt is awesome for sure. I keep digging for the best stuff!
the first reason i actually switched to vinyl was, because i wanted exclusive songs that just werent on any album... especially if you are looking for a specific genre that was spezialized on vinyl and singles. after that i found love in all the other reasons you mentioned... the feel of it, the possibility to influence the music and playback... having the music, like owning it. itz just crazy, but i love it :)
I love it too! It's nice to experience music in a tangible way, instead of just playing iTunes and hitting shuffle!
Your term makes me smile specialized vinyl and singles ... (the singles in particular those were called 45s)
I just found this video. I love the idea of the clean sound that digitally made music provides. My first purchase was a tape, then CD's took off. I've been a CD guy since the 90's and moved to digital streaming services. But I love the interaction with the music that Vinyl adds, it's another dimension to this. Artists seem to make Vinyl their flagship representation of their art. So, I have just started buying vinyl for the first time in my late 30's. I think in terms of the appreciation of audiophile quality, CD's or FLAC files tend to have that over vinyl. But if you want more interaction with the media as the artist intended, I think Vinyl might be what the artist had in mind. To hold. To read. To enjoy, and forcefully interact with. Just my 2 cents. Keep up the great videos, Vinyl Eyezz. You've converted me.
Lol you sound so calm and just relaxed. It shows how much your channel has changed
Very well said.
GWR83 Thank you!
Did not think I would see GWR here!
First ever comment on the first ever video
I buy vinyl because that's what I grew up with. I own a vintage Rockola jukebox and have a fairly extensive collection of 45s. It's all about nostalgia to me. Great video, by the way!
Just got LP120 today and finally I'm able to play my vinyl collections
I started buying vinyl because that damn lateralus vinyl is beautiful
Been watching your vids for quite a while and this one is so far one of the best!
Absolutely agree with your points. I really like the uncertainty of getting a record, putting it on and not knowing exactly what to expect. One extra thing I love is that you can physically see how far through the album you are with the stylus’ journey.
Great video, really enjoyed thanks!
The thing about the memories is so true. I remember buying my first vinyl record (With The Beatles) I remember exactly where I was, exactly how I stumbled upon it and exactly how I heard it for the first time. It still remains one of my most powerful memories and I get reminded of it everytime I listen to it. Great video too by the way.
+Filip D What an awesome story! The Beatles are so classic, it's awesome that they were your first record to listen to! Thanks for watching my videos! More on the way!
Well said Jarrett. I still remember receiving the Star Wars original soundtrack Christmas of 1977 when I was 9. I sat on the floor at my aunt’s house listening to it and being mesmerized by the images on the inner foldout. Pretty cool time.
My dad has a vinyl collection and he used to tell me I shouldnt buy CDs, but vinyl instead. About 3 years ago, November 1st 2014, I got my first vinyl at the age of 15. (it was Modern Life is Rubbish by Blur, cause im obsessed with Damon Albarn, but thats not the point) Since then I started buying more records and now I have a 23-album-collection. As I watched your video, I can say I can relate...
All the reason that you give why buy a record, I agree with you 100%. You know exactly what are you talking about.
From a vinyl lover I can relate and agree to all of these points, great video.
The last step in my audiophile journey begins now.
I've wanted to collect vinyl records for almost a year now. I've told so many of my family members that for either Christmas or my birthday, I want a record player. Just last week, my sisters boyfriend told me I could have his old one. He then took me vinyl shopping and I got five. Expanded my taste of music very fast. I hope to get more.
Your so right about the memories and sound quality. I listen to my iPod classic when I'm doing homework and vinyl in my room. I do notice a quality difference and even remember when I got certain albums. There's a real magic about vinyl.
+sheldon leigh so true! It's definitely magic every time we drop that needle :)
Why do you remind me of Toby Maguire from Spiderman?
I think he kinda looks like Daniel Craig.
If they had a baby, personality of Toby looks of Daniel
TheTaeminator yeah
lol
Well now that you said that I can't unsee it
This is it! Nailed it 100%! If anyone were to ask me why I'm starting to become hooked on vinyl collecting, I couldn't have said it better myself! The nostalgia is real. The fun is real. Vinyl is real! Groove on!
Thank you for this nice video, Jarrett, you're perfectly right IMO, especially #1 - remembering the stage of your life when you bought that record, that's very important and a powerful feeling to me!
Two musts for owning LP's. First, buy a really good turntable, one where the platter and tone arm is mounted separately from the base, and the drive motor is mounted in the base. Second, get a good water based record cleaning system, and a good dry brush cleaner.
I just love that warm crackle and pop
That point about remembering where you were when you bought the record really hit home and I actually didn’t even realize that he was completely correct. I own two vinyl records so far in my collection. The first is Coheed and Cambria’s Afterman: Ascension, which I currently have framed on the wall in my old bedroom at my parents house. I got it from my first ever Coheed concert back when they toured for that record. My friend Steve was with me.
The second record I own is Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon. I just bought it last week at a local Exchange shop. I was with my boyfriend and we had just signed a credit application for our first home. I bought it as a housewarming present and a promise to myself that I’ll eventually get a turntable to play it on in the new house.
I can’t say the same about any of my digital music.
One of the things I like about records is the crackle at the start it just feels warm
I 100% agree with this video! There is an antique store near me that I go to, and they have THOUSANDS of used vinyls, and 90% of them are 1-3 dollars and they’re in perfectly good condition!
All very true.... I actually never thought about it but the memory of the purchase is awesome indeed.
Love these videos; really helpful - great job and keep them up please!
I love finding a record that's has just the right amount of surface noise. It adds a mood to the music when sampleing.
Very thorough and geeky, I love it! Couldn't agree more! Although I have yet to buy a record in a physical shop. I've bought every record online so far.
Wow, you're so chill in this video. I like it. It's relaxing.
Love this video , keep on doing them !
Vinyls with classic rock(my favorites) can teleport you into a magical world✨
Nice to see young people getting into vinyl, you forgot to mention (maybe you didn't know) some records sold in the 60's and 70's included posters, I still have the posters in the sleeve with some of my Chicago records, as one example. Neil Young's Harvest LP came with a fold out sheet (12" x 24") with the lyrics in a handwritten format (was actually hand written back then), and I still have mine in the LP.
Your top five are "RIGHT ON". It's all the reasons I have stuck to vinyl for over 50 years!!! You hit the nail right on the head! Digital Download is so "cold", "Heartless".
I agree with every reason you gave. Funny I started out with albums, lost half in a cellar flood then went to tapes (cassettes) then came the CD age. Then the MP3 age, and here I am back to Vinyl!! Funny how life comes full circle. Anyways, you got a new subscriber to your channel. Keep up the great work! Got the same turntable as you but am using a fairly old Harman Kardon amp.
Awesome! Yeah it's funny how we come full circle. I think that lots of people want to reconnect with their music again and that's why we're seeing a new interest in vinyl! Thanks for subscribing! More great videos on the way!
Why buy vinyl? Plain and simple; I just simply love records. That disc turning round and round on the phonograph. I've been buying records all my life, and I can't be happier. :)
I've lived enough years to have gone through all the phases of recorded music: Vinyl, cassette tapes, CDs and then back to vinyl again (actually I started my collection in the 90s, as everyone was dumping their vinyl for dirt cheap and embracing the CD. I got plenty of CDs too). Although I no longer have time to spend hours listening to records as I used to, I agree that the vinyl experience in my current listening gear at least proves to be more enjoyable, involving and "visceral" than the alternatives. These days you don't *need* a physical format to enjoy your favorite music... but still if I find some piece of music I really like on the Internet, first thing I usually do is look for it on Discogs to see if it has a vinyl release.
Another reason is that L.P's which are great, usually have not only great songs,but the sequencing is vitally important.each song flows on from the previous one and it's the contrast between what you've listened to previously which makes for a great listening experience.
In contrast if you are encouraged to just play the favourites in any order,you miss out on tracks, which at first you think are so,so,but in the end become favourites.
Hey +Vinyl Eyezz i think your channel is going to be really big some day. I truly believe that. I think that as more and more people get into record collecting your channel will grow and grow and grow!
Thank you so much! I really hope so! I'll keep making awesome videos for our growing community!
As a graphic designer my favorite part about vinyl is the artwork. People put so much care and effort into creating the beautiful casing for the vinyl to go in and being able to own the physical artwork is truly an experience!!
I totally agree with all 5 reasons 😊✌🏻
Very good points! Having grown up in an analog world, and having switched to digital, I am researching turntables.
Spectacular assessment!
My first vinyl record was Elton John's Greatest Hits. I still remember buying it and that I paid $5, which was a lot for this 12 year old at the time. I grew up with vinyl in the '70s and bought my first CD player in 1986. I remember being amazed by how crystal clear they were and how effortless it was to move to the next song. I think CDs are like a compromise between vinyl and MP3s. They are physical and have artwork and lyrics, but they don't take up as much space and don't need dusting all the time. Many of my vinyl records were so scratched and warped thaat thy were unplayable so I bought the best ones again.
I love this channel it is so helpful and informative about every aspect of getting a good set up on a budget. All the hints and tips have helped me over the last couple of years. iTunes sucks.
You nailed it. I don't have much memory or excitements when I press on screen buttons when I buy them. I just leave them behind when the song passes its time and fade away as another noise, not much memory behind it. My memory with that particular song or music is pretty much related with playing videos on internet or on radio ( which is lesser practice than before ). Not much invested emotions behind them - just like a stranger that I met or things I adored and abandoned.
Hey man, I love the video. I’m 15 and got a record player for Christmas last year and that’s when the obsession began. I think you perfectly describe why I love Vinyls so much. On a different note, I also love the clips that you use to display the artwork/record on your wall. I’m interested in buying them too to display my collection. My only question is are they easily accessible? I mean In the sense that you can take them on and off the wall as you please the play the records. If you could link the clips you buy to display the record it would be greatly appreciated.
Cool Video. Just found you on YT. Also watched your episode about Cassettes. I'm 50 years old, still have 300 vinyls from when I was younger but added about 3600 vinyls in the past 4 years! And still looking for more! Looking forward to seeing what you have to say in upcoming episodes. Hopefully one of these days I will do videos.
I'm convinced. i want to go buy a turntable now! awesome video man.
It’s been 4 years now, how’s it going?
To retort your last point, one thing Ive started doing with Spotify for the past 2 years or so is titling my playlists with the date they were made. That way i can occasionally go back to that playlist and remember what was going on in my life around the time that playlist was made. Other than that, I do agree with you though.
Two years later but that is a cool idea
Tool. Can't imagine buying a Tool album online and not getting to enjoy the amazing artwork. From the see thru anatomy on Lateralus to the 3D glasses and images on 10,000 days, it's as important as the music. I hope they release a new album soon and have some impressive artwork for us.
Damn! You hit the nail on the head with your top reasons!
I spent every dollar I had on records when I was a kid in the 70s . I stopped buying vinyl with the arrival of cassettes and CDs because of the convenience (I moved a lot) . When I got back into vinyl I was amazed how much better the music I'd only heard digitally sounded. There's a lot more information in an analog sound source compared to compressed digital. Listening to vinyl also involves some ritual and mindfulness. As you mentioned, selecting, cleaning, and listening are all deliberate activities and not something that is done while doing something else. Great video.
Great video dude
Thanks very much,your videos are really helpful
+Tommy Bennett No problem Tommy!
I have a belt driven turntable I have used off and on for years. I just recently bought the same Audio Technica you have. Big difference over my Numark. I just got back into vinyl again. The big thing for me besides the warm sound, is the fact I'm listening to the original recording that has not been altered by being remastered or age. As long as they have been kept safe, records do not lose quality just by being stored. I just opened a record from the 70s that was factory sealed. It plays like new. A tape would have broken down to some degree. The other is finding obscured songs that have been long forgotten. So many focus on the greatest hits, but there is a lot more.
Nice! I'm glad your new turntable is working great for you! I agree, it's nice finding older music that plays like new. That's the fun of crate digging for something special!
I totally agree with you on buying and owning vinyl. I remember spending many hours doing nothing but listening to (being present in) some music. One of the things I really enjoyed about buying vinyl albums was that I could easily see who wrote and produced the music. So many music stars today don't write their own music, which essentially means they are just good singers that look good. It takes talent to consistently write good songs. The producer can also make major contributions to the sound of a song. I could sometimes tell who produced a song even if I didn't know the artist. Vinyl is good!
I love the artwork on vinyl it makes me feel like I’m supporting my favour band.
Colored, clear and marble vinyl are awesome. A friend gave me Anthrax Anthems for Christmas. There was no indication on the packaging, but it was a marble, my first. I also have a clear vinyl of Black Sabbath Vol 4
+Metal Fan Dave Nice!
First video!! Awesome
this video feels like that something happened that motivated you to do this video, idk why but I just feel it. great video man
To me, it’s like listening to a live performance v.s. the studio version of a song. Both are awesome, and if I didn’t have my Apple Music, I’d probably die, but’s it’s that sort of present, unpredictable feel that comes with vinyl that really gets me. I’ve literally only just started getting into it, but it’s such a bizarre experience to try and put into words. Like I’ll just find myself hearing the music in a new light, because after I drop the needle, I just sit there, and experience it. I don’t go off and go about my day, using it as a background noise. It makes me present. I don’t know, it’s like a cool lil meditation.
Awesome video!
what did you use to put the vinyl on your wall like that? looks great
Completely agree with the point about remembering when you buy them. I have a lot and I'm pretty sure I can remember when and where I got them all.
Awesome! Yeah, each one is like a little story!
+Çerastes 😂 didn't say it was important. It's just nice
Why buy CD?
6. The size is nice. You don't need a table or wall for it. You can also take them with you. Vinyls don't have travel players or do they?
5. They are cheap
4. You don't have to pay tens of dollars of postage.
3. Some of the albums are only in CD format
2. They sound clean. You don't hear the messy noises the artist or the band never wanted there
1. You don't have to spend the entire day cleaning one vinyl because it has would have a stain which causes skipping.
I have listened to it. My brother had a vinyl player and many vinyls, including "And Justice for All" by Metallica and "The Last Command" by W.A.S.P. and I actually heard some of "The Rock Cries Out" by Petra. My friend said the vinyl version was better but I didn't notice any difference except for regular needle sounds. In fact many researches scientists have released prove that the effect is not real, only mental. If you believe you are listening to better format, it sounds better. Otherwise not. So - if you pay 100 dollars to see Metallica,. you believe it is the best concert ever. If you would pay only 15 dollars for the same seat in the same Metallica concert, you would say that Lars' drumming was awful, James cannot sing, Kirk is an average guitarist, and Rob's bass guitar sounds a jumping monkey.
Vinyl has some sound which CD doesn't. But it doesn't matter because humans cannot hear them.
That's impossible.
Reijo P. Well you like that, and others like vinyls
@@Rekko82 quite an interesting comparison. I did pay 95 pounds on Beyonce and Jay Z concert and found it somewhat lacklustre and uninspired. I then went to see a Queen tribute band for 25 GBP that blew me away and thought money does not define quality. That said, vinyl sound is just that more warm, its clicks and pops make it more human and sort of complements the music as opposed to CD's cold, digital perfection. It's all down to preference really. The vinyl experience does it for me. The smell, the cover, the joy of holding your favourite record and taking good care of it, the chit chat at the record store before purchasing an album. Priceless.
@@djandreal Maybe you don't like Beyonce/Jay-Z music and you are more a classic rock type. You should try the same concert with two different prices. Well, it is practically impossible so that's why these comparisons are made with two persons - many times. This is actually examined by scientists. I think I would like Queen tribute band more than Jay-Z/Beyonce anyway. Tribute bands are sometimes very good. My friend saw a Genesis tribute band and said it was amazing.
I happen to agree with him on having the physical audio format. That is why I have been starting to collect different formats myself. I like looking at the lyrics and liner notes. I also have to say that now that i have a good stereo I like the sound of my cds better that mp3s.
I have been playing records since I was a kid in the 60's and 70's. Why I like records?I enjoy watching it play. Watching the tonearm slowly move towards the center, as the record turns. You don't get that experience with CD'S and digital music. I also like open reel tape, but never had one as stereo equipment.
How did you hang these LPs to the wall? Looks really neat!
Iam a huge smooth jazz and lofi listener .. thinking about buying a record player to get more into the music.. thanks for the vid mate :)
I agree with you about records sounding better. The records have a crispier sound quality to me. More boom in the bass. Almost like your there at a live concert. Also thanks for helping me pick the right record player for my money. Audio Tech. is great!
totally agree with u, bro, every point.
what u said made me remember the time i listened a lot tapes, the experiences i have been through with them，
thanks a lot for sharing this, and i can see why vinly is back.
Agree with the memory thing, I bought my first LP when I was 11 in 1971, it was Electric Warrior by T.Rex and despite being played to death over the years it still sounds good today😊
for me personally i love music and when i discovered pink floyd it was like discovering fire for me lol but the music really helped me and i had listened to the wall and dark side of the moon and wish you were here and animals and other albums on youtube but only the songs that i "liked" of the album. I just really wanted to has the physical music and it just means more to me now to listen to the songs and watch the record spin and ive discovered new music too like i bought meddle for the echos song but i got the record and found a whole new side with new music that i now love. and thats what i love. buying a record for a few songs that i know i like and then playing the record and enjoying the other song on it too. and like you said its very present, like too often for me at least in high school its all about college and grades and the FUTURE!! but listening to my favorite records gives me a few minutes where nothing matters except for right now listening to the music.
+Jonny Fortino (ZachPlaysGames) very true Jonny, It's all about being fully present in your music. That time when nothing else matters except you and the sound. It can be almost like meditation. Zoning in to an amazing album can take your breath away. Like watching a thrilling movie in the theatre. I've been listening to The Cure - Disintegration on 180 gram 2XLP vinyl lately and it's incredible. I've been meaning to pick up some Pink Floyd as well.
my reasons:
1 because they are so freaking cool
2. that sound they make before the song begins
Carlitox b
I love that sound lol
While watching this video my mom told me "sadly, those records got thrown away"
I had just asked her where my stepdad's vinyl records were in hope of getting them and that was her answer.
I'm sad, but mostly ashamed.
At least I can comfort myself with the fact that I bought some cassettes, VHS tapes, a typewriter and some old electronics from the 80's earlier today, some stuff was even sealed and never been used, everything for a total of 12 $
But still, you can never get enough of the old, physical products, right?
fascinating to see how you have evolved
currently going through a break up with a woman who has been by my side 1/4 of my life and vinyl is helping immensely
norah jones - pick me up the floor is currently hanging on my wall with the backside displayed
everytime i feel like i cant take it, i look at that record and see norah jones stretching her hand out to me
it gives me the feeling of someone trying to pull me out of this mess
it's such a small thing but it has such a huge impact
I just still get a thrill of watching the stylus trace the groove, and knowing that all that marvelous sound comes thru the grooves and stylus to me ears.