You are so right about Fair Warning great LP! Most people don’t know but if you can find a promo, they were done on virgin transparent vinyl and sound absolutely amazing. The one thing I can say about Van Halen records they were all produced and mastered incredible.
Chriss from Acrylic Prism..Love Yes "Fragile," and David Bowie "Hunky Dory" as well as Lou Reed"Transformer" and Steely Dan "Pretzel Logic".Guess what? I couldn't get "Gaucho" on compact disc..
No classic rock collection is at all complete without a Zeppelin album (or 5). I can't believe you left out the one band that completely ruled the entire 1970's!? Yet Carly Simon is in there. Gee wiz! Lol
Bob Segar and Boston really enjoy. I would suggest Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac over the other two on this list. In the end we all get to choose so thats what makes it fun collecting.
You sound like me. I’m chasing all the albums I couldn’t afford while I was young. I was a poor kid. I believe you are right. You can find great records for a very reasonable price if you are willing to do the hunt.
Great review and really nice to help your niece and share your passion. It’s not easy to fit 10 record titles in, of course we could fit 10,000 given the chance Lol. I recently got a copy of that Bob Seger in a Mofi wow such a game changer of sound and lyric quality. Nice Shirt Thank You!
That is, without a doubt, an immaculate collection of records any aspiring record collector, in general, could find. It hits the bullseye for me personally. Unfortunately, here in Canada the purchase of all 10 records that match those demonstrated in the video will fly far north of $200. The market has become extremely exclusive here for premium vinyl. Dealers are in the loop about the market locally and elsewhere. If you don't keep your guard up they'll push for the maximum dollar every time.
@University Of Vinyl. Maybe you should search around for some of these albums sir: "Montrose" - Montrose (first album, just 38 minutes of essential rock!) "Live And Dangerous" - Thin Lizzy "Bridge Of Sighs" - Robin Trower "Machine Head" - Deep Purple If you play these vinyl record loud enough, then your neighbours will get to like them too....... Thank you for your videos. You and yours stay safe and well.
Hi, good recommendations. I would tell them to buy the cheap, used ones first, like Alan Parsons, Cars, Dire Straits, Police, Santana, Supertramp and so on. They will save a lot of money for buying more expensive ones later. Greetings
No Steely Dan. No Prince album. I totally hate purple rain. No Bob seager. Hate bruce springsein. Dire straits i got all. Boston i got one. That one. No Beatles in my collection. Rolling Stones i got some of them. No carly Simon. No Rush here. Van halen i got. My choice. 1 ac dc 2 black Sabbath 3 iron Maiden. 4 Judas priest 5. led Zeppelin 6 megadeth 7 pink floyd 8 ufo 9 uriah heep 10 who.
Fun video and challenging list based on the limits in question. Personal preference, I'd select Dreamboat Annie or Little Queen by Heart over anything Carly Simon, and certainly they can be found at a good price point used. I just find Carly more "Singer/Songwriter" than Classic Rock. Semantics I guess. :-) Separately, if we're talking about great sounding LPs to play (particularly with headphones) I don't see how The Who's Who's Next or Quadrophenia aren't considered. You can still find good clean copies at $20 or less here in the NW US. Lastly, ZZ Top Tres Hombres. Just about any of their 70's to early 80's catalog can be found clean in the $8 to $16 range in the U.S. and they all sound good to my ear. I just think Texas Boogie and Classic Rock go hand in hand. Thanks for the vid!
Bob Seger System is where I draw the line. Aerosmith, LZ IV, Moving Pictures, My Beatles collection is 70% Purple Capitol labels, my dirty little secret for a long time. Heart and Pretenders rock too old man!!!! Hahaha. Always enjoy your unpretentious vids.
Note on the Steely Dan - Aja. There are copies of AB 1006 that have the B scratched out and an A etched in it's place. I think they are leftover stampers from the original run and they also sound amazing. Edit: The copies I am referencing have AA-1006 on the cover and labels but AA ̶B̶ -1006 in the deadwax.
I would take the 200 bucks and buy as many cheap records of bands I liked with 150 of it, just to have a few to play. I'd take the other 50 and buy a couple nice ones to start a collection of nice records. If you have a record store near you I'd buy from them to save on shipping cost. I don't really like Steely Dan so I'd pass on that as a first choice. Another thing to decide is if you want to collect all old pressings from the day or do you want to collect new pressings? The original Rubber Soul record does not have Drive my car on it.
Tim- I truly enjoy every one of your videos. Music is subjective, and for each of us is personal. However, the $20. rule shouldn't matter, it's the $200. limit you were using as a final cost. As you said, some will be a bit pricier than others- but doing research on pressings/re-issues and some good old fashioned crate digging are the best way to go. However, I think you missed the mark on a few here. Personal choice- I hear ya- Some of my choices for classic rock "starter collection" would be Lynyrd Skynrd- anything with Ronnie Van Zant, but my choice would be Second Helping or Street Survivors. Queen- News of the World, Bad Company- their first self-titled LP, Aerosmith- Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic or Rocks, and of course Elton John- nearly anything from his 1970's heyday. Other no-brainers are Tom Petty/Heartbreakers, ELO, The Doors, Deep Purple. VG+ or better copies can be found with a bit of work. I have 1500+ LPs, and over 10K 45s, so I'm fairly selective at this point. Not surprised your subscriber base is growing- keep up the great videos!
I give this a like so I will check deadwax to see what I got. Steely Dan Gaucho found clean for $2. Need that Aja album, Prince Purple Rain I have. Other Bob Segar lps have left from after made had to do purges. They are Bob Segar System and Mongrel. Born To Run- Bruce Springsteen have. Boston have found clean good for $2. Beatles Rubber Soul have on cd. Rolling Stones Tattoo You have the vinyl. Yea I think I need that Carly Simon. Loved You're So Vain. Have other Rush from 70s some other later on cds, but Moving Pictures currently have on cassette. Van Halen currently have Fair Warning on cd. The only VH have on vinyl currently is Women and Children First clean and good for $2 I found. Dire Straits I would prefer getting Money For Nothing. Im no starter but good idea to help new upcoming collectors. TC Tim.
Please, please, love your channel BUT vinyl is what records are made from, they are records, albums, LP's they are made out of vinyl, picture discs are plastic which is why they sound terrible. Or do you have steel, concrete or paper records? Used Aja, Goucho, Purple Rain are virtually unobtainium in the UK
For Steely Dan, There Steely Dan's Greatest hits shouldn't have been left out. Or Can't buy a thrill. The Stones, Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks and Fazed Cookies. Rush 2112. You left out Pink Floyd and,personally I thought they sure sucked out loud live; but studio knobs turned, they were fabulous Fleetwood Mac. You also left out the band responsible for more number one hits than any other band or performer Hall and Oates.
Aja is obviously the WORST choice. Aja is their worst sounding album - remember they fucked up their mix-down or master tape and nobody could save it. Gaucho is the better recommendation.
Prince isn't Classic Rock. I had Steely Dan in my Classic Rock section - well, the two albums of theirs that I have, The Royal Scam and Countdown to Ecstacy - but moved them over to Oldies/Easy Listening because they're often called "Yacht Rock," which suggests "easy listening." Is Steely Dan really Classic Rock?
Steely Dan most certainly Classic Rock and frankly tired of them frequently being pigeon holed as Yacht Rock. Yacht Rock is a pretty dumb “broad brush” marketing term. If you think “The Boston Rag” from Countdown to Ecstasy is easy listening I shudder to think how you classify Frank Zappa.
@@Universityofvinyl Well, coming from the individual who calls Prince classic rock, I'll take your comments about my Steely Dan sentiments with a grain of salt, lol. But I actually like the Yacht Rock reference when taking about acts like Al Stewart, Dr Hook, America, Firefly, et al; it's a broad stroke, sure, but it symbolizes what much of this music "feels" like. As such, I always felt like "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" and Dan stuff like that was kind of easy listening/yacht, so that's why I threw Royal Scam and Countdown into the Easy Listening/Oldies section of my collection, even though those songs I mentioned aren't from those albums. If you're confident in recommending The Royal Scam and Countdown to Ecstasy for Classic Rock, I'll move them....
I think it's important to point out that all these albums are excellent and essential even if they don't have the deadwax signature the Prof is espousing. Buy whatever you can get your hands on and then upgrade later
Very true. This is how I approach things - in fact I have never looked at the dead wax when purchasing second hand records. Nor have I felt the need to upgrade, except occasionally where a record is unacceptably noisy.
Hey, UV... Good stuff, here.... I especially like the American heartland category!... I mean, that's pretty much a whole separate(beast of a) genre onto itself(perhaps the next video to explore! ) ---I always liked Bob Seger's "The Distance" (1982) (Shame On The Moon/Even Now are wow) and Tom Petty/Heartbreakers `"Southern Accents"(1985)--both are the underrated gems in their respective catalogs... Again, totally awesome pix by u... Take Care, Ghostrider Rick
Tim- one thing I did not hear you talk about are compilation albums. I think they are looked down on a bit which is too bad. For someone just starting out and wants to hear a lot of great music, comp albums are really enjoyable. Appreciate your knowledge and take.
Great starting list. Here is a few more and can be bought new - Jimi Hendrix Are you experienced - new on Legacy label under $20 all analogue re-mastering. Nirvana Nevermind New also under $20 BG AAA. Plus 2 albums that are $25 new all analogue but can definitely find used under $20 are Neil Young Harvest and Paul Simon Graceland.
Wow! Neil Young Harvest for $20. Here in the UK ,a new copy , is retailing at £54.99 would you believe? Needless to say I'm sticking with my old 70's copy! ✌
@@svenjosefsson8007 I’m in Australia and it’s $58aud new. But I know he was talking to his US audience where it is $25usd. But in saying that can easily be found used for $20aud all the time here in Oz.
@@love2spinvinylNot that easy here I'm afraid. Most shops ,even the charity shops, are pretty clued up about the vinyl market. Still its cool you can buy a copy for a reasonable price in both Australia and the US. Have a good day ✌️
VINYL COLLECTING IS GREAT IF 1. YOU DON'T MIND SCRATCHES,POPS,CLICKS,AND KNOWING THAT YOUR LP PHYSICALLY DEGRADES EVERY TIME YOU PLAY IT DUE TO NEEDLE TO SURFACE WEAR 2.YOU CAN DEDICATE A WHOLE ROOM FOR STORAGE OF AN LP COLLECTION OR HAVE THE SPACE FOR CRATES OR BUCKLING WALL SHELVES 3.HAVE THE TIME TO CONTINUALLY TRANSFER VINYL TO FILES SO YOU CAN PLAY THEM IN YOUR CAR OR ON THE GO 4.HAVE NO PROBLEM PAYING $25 OR MORE FOR NEW VINYL RELEASES, 5. YOU LIVE IN A FANTASY WHERE ANALOG IS SUPERIOR TO DIGITAL.6. HAVE THE TIME AND MONEY TO INVEST IN HIGH QUALITY TURNTABLES AND STYLUS OTHERWISE GET A CD PLAYER AND AVOID THE STORAGE ISSUES, PORTABILITY ISSUES,AND SOUND QUALITY AND DEGRADATION ISSUES OF VINYL.IT NEVER GOT BETTER THAN CD. FIRST THERE WAS VINYL WHEN THATS ALL WE HAD. THEN CASSETTE,A STEP UP IN PORTABILITY BUT NOT SOUND,THEN WE HIT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS WITH CD. SOUND QUALITY,DURABILITY,AND PORTABILITY. THE LAST COLLECTIBLE HANDS ON FORMAT.THEN NOTHING AFTER THAT. PLAYLISTS AND DOWNLOADING MUSIC. FILES AND ALL THAT NONSENSE. ANY SO CALLED PROGRESS SINCE CD. ONE STEP FORWARD AND NINE BACK.
What are CD`s? Are they something like small records? Can i play them on my turntable? Do you need a special player if you listen to them outside your house or do you take the player and speakers from your home with you? And last, what means digital? Thank you.
You are so right about Fair Warning great LP! Most people don’t know but if you can find a promo, they were done on virgin transparent vinyl and sound absolutely amazing. The one thing I can say about Van Halen records they were all produced and mastered incredible.
Chriss from Acrylic Prism..Love Yes "Fragile," and David Bowie "Hunky Dory" as well as Lou Reed"Transformer" and Steely Dan "Pretzel Logic".Guess what? I couldn't get "Gaucho" on compact disc..
No classic rock collection is at all complete without a Zeppelin album (or 5).
I can't believe you left out the one band that completely ruled the entire 1970's!?
Yet Carly Simon is in there. Gee wiz! Lol
$20 rule….
@@Universityofvinyl...ok, you do have a point there.
Bob Segar and Boston really enjoy. I would suggest Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac over the other two on this list. In the end we all get to choose so thats what makes it fun collecting.
Any of Steely Dan's work with Stuart "Dinky" Dawson working on the sound is where it is at.
You sound like me. I’m chasing all the albums I couldn’t afford while I was young. I was a poor kid. I believe you are right. You can find great records for a very reasonable price if you are willing to do the hunt.
fair warning!! I’ve always loved that album. I was finally able to snag one at my local shop last week!!
Great review and really nice to help your niece and share your passion. It’s not easy to fit 10 record titles in, of course we could fit 10,000 given the chance Lol. I recently got a copy of that Bob Seger in a Mofi wow such a game changer of sound and lyric quality. Nice Shirt Thank You!
That is, without a doubt, an immaculate collection of records any aspiring record collector, in general, could find. It hits the bullseye for me personally. Unfortunately, here in Canada the purchase of all 10 records that match those demonstrated in the video will fly far north of $200. The market has become extremely exclusive here for premium vinyl. Dealers are in the loop about the market locally and elsewhere. If you don't keep your guard up they'll push for the maximum dollar every time.
Then don't buy them and the price will drop.
@@sammencia7945 You obviously don't follow the market around here.
@University Of Vinyl. Maybe you should search around for some of these albums sir:
"Montrose" - Montrose (first album, just 38 minutes of essential rock!)
"Live And Dangerous" - Thin Lizzy
"Bridge Of Sighs" - Robin Trower
"Machine Head" - Deep Purple
If you play these vinyl record loud enough, then your neighbours will get to like them too.......
Thank you for your videos. You and yours stay safe and well.
Thanks Mark 👍🏻
Great collection of albums, Fair Warning from Van Halen is my favorite from them as well.
My favorite is Fair Warning but to start I’d recommend VH 2 !!! Covers all the basis!! Hard- Soft and Spanish Fly
Hi, good recommendations. I would tell them to buy the cheap, used ones first, like Alan Parsons, Cars, Dire Straits, Police, Santana, Supertramp and so on. They will save a lot of money for buying more expensive ones later. Greetings
That was my thought as well....
No Steely Dan.
No Prince album. I totally hate purple rain.
No Bob seager. Hate bruce springsein.
Dire straits i got all.
Boston i got one. That one.
No Beatles in my collection.
Rolling Stones i got some of them.
No carly Simon.
No Rush here.
Van halen i got.
My choice.
1 ac dc
2 black Sabbath
3 iron Maiden.
4 Judas priest
5. led Zeppelin
6 megadeth
7 pink floyd
8 ufo
9 uriah heep
10 who.
Just skimmed thru and this guy is obviously an easy listening kind of guy ...very idiosyncratic set of selections
Check out some other videos.....decidedly NOT your typical "easy listener". And part 2 of this video is coming soon. Thanks
Nice McIntosh.
Was waiting for FM Rumours and a Pink Floyd...DSOTM (maybe over $20.)...
Yep….had the $20 limit in mind but both are essential!
According to Mike at In Groove in Phoenix AZ those are his 2 top sellers!
Miss Ewe watched this 👀
Fun video and challenging list based on the limits in question. Personal preference, I'd select Dreamboat Annie or Little Queen by Heart over anything Carly Simon, and certainly they can be found at a good price point used. I just find Carly more "Singer/Songwriter" than Classic Rock. Semantics I guess. :-) Separately, if we're talking about great sounding LPs to play (particularly with headphones) I don't see how The Who's Who's Next or Quadrophenia aren't considered. You can still find good clean copies at $20 or less here in the NW US. Lastly, ZZ Top Tres Hombres. Just about any of their 70's to early 80's catalog can be found clean in the $8 to $16 range in the U.S. and they all sound good to my ear. I just think Texas Boogie and Classic Rock go hand in hand. Thanks for the vid!
Some excellent points, thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏻
Bob Seger System is where I draw the line. Aerosmith, LZ IV, Moving Pictures, My Beatles collection is 70% Purple Capitol labels, my dirty little secret for a long time. Heart and Pretenders rock too old man!!!! Hahaha. Always enjoy your unpretentious vids.
Note on the Steely Dan - Aja. There are copies of AB 1006 that have the B scratched out and an A etched in it's place. I think they are leftover stampers from the original run and they also sound amazing.
Edit: The copies I am referencing have AA-1006 on the cover and labels but AA ̶B̶ -1006 in the deadwax.
True.
I would take the 200 bucks and buy as many cheap records of bands I liked with 150 of it, just to have a few to play. I'd take the other 50 and buy a couple nice ones to start a collection of nice records. If you have a record store near you I'd buy from them to save on shipping cost. I don't really like Steely Dan so I'd pass on that as a first choice. Another thing to decide is if you want to collect all old pressings from the day or do you want to collect new pressings?
The original Rubber Soul record does not have Drive my car on it.
Lovely show....thank u
Tim- I truly enjoy every one of your videos. Music is subjective, and for each of us is personal. However, the $20. rule shouldn't matter, it's the $200. limit you were using as a final cost. As you said, some will be a bit pricier than others- but doing research on pressings/re-issues and some good old fashioned crate digging are the best way to go. However, I think you missed the mark on a few here. Personal choice- I hear ya- Some of my choices for classic rock "starter collection" would be Lynyrd Skynrd- anything with Ronnie Van Zant, but my choice would be Second Helping or Street Survivors. Queen- News of the World, Bad Company- their first self-titled LP, Aerosmith- Get Your Wings, Toys in the Attic or Rocks, and of course Elton John- nearly anything from his 1970's heyday. Other no-brainers are Tom Petty/Heartbreakers, ELO, The Doors, Deep Purple. VG+ or better copies can be found with a bit of work. I have 1500+ LPs, and over 10K 45s, so I'm fairly selective at this point. Not surprised your subscriber base is growing- keep up the great videos!
Part two is coming…….👍🏻
Music on Vinyl- Boston!!!!
Prince is classic rock?
At this point I'd have to say yes, especially regarding Purple Rain
He is NOT - he belongs in Pop/Rock, which is where I keep Purple Rain (in my case, the section it's in is called Pop/Rock/80s).
I give this a like so I will check deadwax to see what I got. Steely Dan Gaucho found clean for $2. Need that Aja album, Prince Purple Rain I have. Other Bob Segar lps have left from after made had to do purges. They are Bob Segar System and Mongrel. Born To Run- Bruce Springsteen have. Boston have found clean good for $2. Beatles Rubber Soul have on cd. Rolling Stones Tattoo You have the vinyl. Yea I think I need that Carly Simon. Loved You're So Vain. Have other Rush from 70s some other later on cds, but Moving Pictures currently have on cassette. Van Halen currently have Fair Warning on cd. The only VH have on vinyl currently is Women and Children First clean and good for $2 I found. Dire Straits I would prefer getting Money For Nothing. Im no starter but good idea to help new upcoming collectors. TC Tim.
Great list but where is Fleetwood Mac Rumors, some Pearl Jam, Nirvana ect! Cant forget the "grunge"! Hahah! Great video!
$20 rule…… thanks!
Speakers Corners- Carly
Please, please, love your channel BUT vinyl is what records are made from, they are records, albums, LP's they are made out of vinyl, picture discs are plastic which is why they sound terrible. Or do you have steel, concrete or paper records? Used Aja, Goucho, Purple Rain are virtually unobtainium in the UK
For Steely Dan, There Steely Dan's Greatest hits shouldn't have been left out. Or Can't buy a thrill. The Stones, Hot Rocks and More Hot Rocks and Fazed Cookies. Rush 2112. You left out Pink Floyd and,personally I thought they sure sucked out loud live; but studio knobs turned, they were fabulous Fleetwood Mac. You also left out the band responsible for more number one hits than any other band or performer Hall and Oates.
Aja is obviously the WORST choice. Aja is their worst sounding album - remember they fucked up their mix-down or master tape and nobody could save it. Gaucho is the better recommendation.
Sorry, you are thinking about Katy Lied, there was the Dolby noise reduction issue. aja, mastered by Bernie Grundman, is a sonic masterpiece
Let me know where you're shopping dude! I haven't seen mint copies of these records in years! Unless you have a time machine! 🚀
In and around Fort Collins, Colorado - just found a NM Steely Dan's Greatest Hits two days ago for $12
Mick Jagger sings background on Your Son Vain
Prince isn't Classic Rock. I had Steely Dan in my Classic Rock section - well, the two albums of theirs that I have, The Royal Scam and Countdown to Ecstacy - but moved them over to Oldies/Easy Listening because they're often called "Yacht Rock," which suggests "easy listening."
Is Steely Dan really Classic Rock?
Steely Dan most certainly Classic Rock and frankly tired of them frequently being pigeon holed as Yacht Rock. Yacht Rock is a pretty dumb “broad brush” marketing term. If you think “The Boston Rag” from Countdown to Ecstasy is easy listening I shudder to think how you classify Frank Zappa.
@@Universityofvinyl Well, coming from the individual who calls Prince classic rock, I'll take your comments about my Steely Dan sentiments with a grain of salt, lol.
But I actually like the Yacht Rock reference when taking about acts like Al Stewart, Dr Hook, America, Firefly, et al; it's a broad stroke, sure, but it symbolizes what much of this music "feels" like.
As such, I always felt like "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" and Dan stuff like that was kind of easy listening/yacht, so that's why I threw Royal Scam and Countdown into the Easy Listening/Oldies section of my collection, even though those songs I mentioned aren't from those albums.
If you're confident in recommending The Royal Scam and Countdown to Ecstasy for Classic Rock, I'll move them....
@@Universityofvinyl Just as an FYI update, I have moved both Steely Dan albums I own over to the Classic Rock section.✌️
2,000 albums in my collection
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Great idea for a video. Nice job Tim.
I think it's important to point out that all these albums are excellent and essential even if they don't have the deadwax signature the Prof is espousing. Buy whatever you can get your hands on and then upgrade later
Fair point👍🏻
Very true. This is how I approach things - in fact I have never looked at the dead wax when purchasing second hand records. Nor have I felt the need to upgrade, except occasionally where a record is unacceptably noisy.
Hey, UV... Good stuff, here.... I especially like the American heartland category!... I mean, that's pretty much a whole separate(beast of a) genre onto itself(perhaps the next video to explore! ) ---I always liked Bob Seger's "The Distance" (1982) (Shame On The Moon/Even Now are wow) and Tom Petty/Heartbreakers `"Southern Accents"(1985)--both are the underrated gems in their respective catalogs... Again, totally awesome pix by u... Take Care, Ghostrider Rick
Tim- one thing I did not hear you talk about are compilation albums. I think they are looked down on a bit which is too bad. For someone just starting out and wants to hear a lot of great music, comp albums are really enjoyable. Appreciate your knowledge and take.
Ditto! 👍
Great starting list. Here is a few more and can be bought new - Jimi Hendrix Are you experienced - new on Legacy label under $20 all analogue re-mastering. Nirvana Nevermind New also under $20 BG AAA. Plus 2 albums that are $25 new all analogue but can definitely find used under $20 are Neil Young Harvest and Paul Simon Graceland.
Wow! Neil Young Harvest for $20. Here in the UK ,a new copy , is retailing at £54.99 would you believe? Needless to say I'm sticking with my old 70's copy! ✌
@@svenjosefsson8007 I’m in Australia and it’s $58aud new. But I know he was talking to his US audience where it is $25usd. But in saying that can easily be found used for $20aud all the time here in Oz.
@@love2spinvinylNot that easy here I'm afraid. Most shops ,even the charity shops, are pretty clued up about the vinyl market. Still its cool you can buy a copy for a reasonable price in both Australia and the US. Have a good day ✌️
@@svenjosefsson8007 thanks mate 👍
With only 10 picks it was tough…..a used copy of Harvest can likely be found for around $20 here as well as Some Petty albums….
For the ladies, you could have went with Janis Joplin or Betty Davis. You need some Fleetwood Mac in there.
@Autumn Aarilyn - Not to mention, the legendary / iconic / illustrious *Ms. Carole King* & her 1971 release *Tapestry.*
VINYL COLLECTING IS GREAT IF 1. YOU DON'T MIND SCRATCHES,POPS,CLICKS,AND KNOWING THAT YOUR LP PHYSICALLY DEGRADES EVERY TIME YOU PLAY IT DUE TO NEEDLE TO SURFACE WEAR 2.YOU CAN DEDICATE A WHOLE ROOM FOR STORAGE OF AN LP COLLECTION OR HAVE THE SPACE FOR CRATES OR BUCKLING WALL SHELVES 3.HAVE THE TIME TO CONTINUALLY TRANSFER VINYL TO FILES SO YOU CAN PLAY THEM IN YOUR CAR OR ON THE GO 4.HAVE NO PROBLEM PAYING $25 OR MORE FOR NEW VINYL RELEASES, 5. YOU LIVE IN A FANTASY WHERE ANALOG IS SUPERIOR TO DIGITAL.6. HAVE THE TIME AND MONEY TO INVEST IN HIGH QUALITY TURNTABLES AND STYLUS OTHERWISE GET A CD PLAYER AND AVOID THE STORAGE ISSUES, PORTABILITY ISSUES,AND SOUND QUALITY AND DEGRADATION ISSUES OF VINYL.IT NEVER GOT BETTER THAN CD. FIRST THERE WAS VINYL WHEN THATS ALL WE HAD. THEN CASSETTE,A STEP UP IN PORTABILITY BUT NOT SOUND,THEN WE HIT THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS WITH CD. SOUND QUALITY,DURABILITY,AND PORTABILITY. THE LAST COLLECTIBLE HANDS ON FORMAT.THEN NOTHING AFTER THAT. PLAYLISTS AND DOWNLOADING MUSIC. FILES AND ALL THAT NONSENSE. ANY SO CALLED PROGRESS SINCE CD. ONE STEP FORWARD AND NINE BACK.
What are CD`s? Are they something like small records? Can i play them on my turntable? Do you need a special player if you listen to them outside your house or do you take the player and speakers from your home with you? And last, what means digital? Thank you.
@@SCjuisy ever heard of a car cd player?
@@johnricco5366 No, is that a player that looks like a car?
@@SCjuisy to you it might
@@johnricco5366 Thank you. Do you think this futuristic device is affordable for a casual guys wallet?