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My wife would totally love this, she's so into birds. I remember once I saw some punk band on one rectangular flexi-disc and I still regret not buying it
Very interesting. I've seen lots of flexi discs, or sound sheets as they are sometimes known, but I've never seen flexi discs that big before. They look cool and I actually thought they sounded quite good despite a few clicks here and there, that's probably just a bit of surface noise. Hearing the birds on that record reminded me of a vinyl LP my mum had when I was a kid. It was called Bird Sounds In Close Up, recorded by Victor Lewis. It was released here in the UK on PYE records in 1969. My mum's one was a 1973 reissue on the Hallmark label. Great memories. Thanks for sharing.
Reminds me of the band... Middle of the road.. They did a song called chirpy chirpy cheep cheep.. Back in the seventies.. Think it was them anyway...wonder how your bird would react to these sounds... Interesting show... Cheers.. Ade
Talk about bird songs on flexi-discs, here's a bunch of them from the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology (with a few vinyl LPs): www.discogs.com/label/759441-Cornell-Laboratory-Of-Ornithology I know I have, at least, one LP somewhere in my house. Maybe it's this one. I'll know for sure whenever I find it: www.discogs.com/Donald-J-Borror-Common-Bird-Songs/release/2346938
You said that this set of records were sent to you by one of your viewers. Why don't you give a shout out to who sent these to you by mentioning them by name?
Wouldn't it be bizarre if this generated a copyright strike?
My wife would totally love this, she's so into birds. I remember once I saw some punk band on one rectangular flexi-disc and I still regret not buying it
Very interesting. I've seen lots of flexi discs, or sound sheets as they are sometimes known, but I've never seen flexi discs that big before. They look cool and I actually thought they sounded quite good despite a few clicks here and there, that's probably just a bit of surface noise. Hearing the birds on that record reminded me of a vinyl LP my mum had when I was a kid. It was called Bird Sounds In Close Up, recorded by Victor Lewis. It was released here in the UK on PYE records in 1969. My mum's one was a 1973 reissue on the Hallmark label. Great memories. Thanks for sharing.
I Listened to return of the Jedi from the reading program for the Blind on 8rpm fllixdisc.
Reminds me of the band... Middle of the road.. They did a song called chirpy chirpy cheep cheep.. Back in the seventies.. Think it was them anyway...wonder how your bird would react to these sounds... Interesting show... Cheers.. Ade
I looked that up lol!
I have that same set of records. Got them back in high school.
yeah that is unique
It would be funny if you got nailed for copyright by youtube for bird calls :) Big Brother is always watching. Take care...
Talk about bird songs on flexi-discs, here's a bunch of them from the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology (with a few vinyl LPs):
www.discogs.com/label/759441-Cornell-Laboratory-Of-Ornithology
I know I have, at least, one LP somewhere in my house. Maybe it's this one. I'll know for sure whenever I find it:
www.discogs.com/Donald-J-Borror-Common-Bird-Songs/release/2346938
I have a National Geographic flexi-disc of the sounds of humpback whales that originally came from one of its magazines from the 1970's. :)
I can recall seeing these some time ago ( about 35 years or more). * Am sure McDonalds did a flexi-disc at some point?
They did!
@@Recordology I have one of those Mcdonalds flexi. those bird flexis are the biggest I've seen, very cool.
What are the vinyl records behind the backround?🤔
All kinds of goodies!
Are the bird calls copyright?
I hope not! :)
LIKE number 3 which I did with glee. :)
You said that this set of records were sent to you by one of your viewers. Why don't you give a shout out to who sent these to you by mentioning them by name?
I did when we unboxed these.
@@Recordology That is Awesome! Thank you for your reply.
Not to be "that guy", but:
KEEP YOUR FINGERS OFF OF THE GROOVES, please.
Its a flexi-disc of bird calls.
@@Recordology LMAO
Fair enough.