Re: The Vinyl Thread: Still Listen On Wax, Don't Use The CD
Posted: Fri April 02, 2021 5:21 pm
the new location of Amoeba records opened yesterday after being closed for over a year..i need to get there soon
I grabbed as many as i could on RSD. My absolute favorite album so i wanted a life time supply!verb_to_trust wrote:You have quite a few duplicates. Three copies of Stereo? It's also weird to see every Pearl Jam album ever and no In Utero when you get to Nirvana.
You do have some tasty titles though.
if you like bobby hutcherson on the pearson album his albums Happenings and Patterns are a good listentragabigzanda wrote:yep, the reissue. Very groovy! Though the first two tracks are the real mindblowers, everything after that is more laid-back (which is just fine).doug rr wrote:i love that duke pearson album...did you get the tone poet reissue?
and of course pharaoh sanders is awesome
Every time i see a barcode on something now (clothes, food, whatever) I have this urge to pull my phone out, open up discogs, and scan the barcode.ghost wrote:Weather's been shitty this week so I've been working on putting most of collection on discogs. Kinda cool to see how much they value it at. Binaural is #1 by a significant margin.
I have a ton of old classic rock records without bar codes from my father in law. Pain in the ass looking those up. And they expect me to know which factory it was pressed in? Madness.Strat wrote:Every time i see a barcode on something now (clothes, food, whatever) I have this urge to pull my phone out, open up discogs, and scan the barcode.ghost wrote:Weather's been shitty this week so I've been working on putting most of collection on discogs. Kinda cool to see how much they value it at. Binaural is #1 by a significant margin.
Its a sickness!
It's so wild that i would spend 25 minutes figuring out what factory my kris kristofferson records were from....alas....i did it.ghost wrote:I have a ton of old classic rock records without bar codes from my father in law. Pain in the ass looking those up. And they expect me to know which factory it was pressed in? Madness.Strat wrote:Every time i see a barcode on something now (clothes, food, whatever) I have this urge to pull my phone out, open up discogs, and scan the barcode.ghost wrote:Weather's been shitty this week so I've been working on putting most of collection on discogs. Kinda cool to see how much they value it at. Binaural is #1 by a significant margin.
Its a sickness!
Shit, you can actually tell by looking at it? I've just been guessing. Somewhere some poor collector is getting notifications because I just logged an ultra-rare pressing of "Wichita Lineman."Strat wrote:It's so wild that i would spend 25 minutes figuring out what factory my kris kristofferson records were from....alas....i did it.ghost wrote:I have a ton of old classic rock records without bar codes from my father in law. Pain in the ass looking those up. And they expect me to know which factory it was pressed in? Madness.Strat wrote:Every time i see a barcode on something now (clothes, food, whatever) I have this urge to pull my phone out, open up discogs, and scan the barcode.ghost wrote:Weather's been shitty this week so I've been working on putting most of collection on discogs. Kinda cool to see how much they value it at. Binaural is #1 by a significant margin.
Its a sickness!
Yea, its really hard to read some of those etchings too.
There are worse hobbies...
All the information is on the record and within the packaging. Just gotta look. Patience indeed...ghost wrote:Shit, you can actually tell by looking at it? I've just been guessing. Somewhere some poor collector is getting notifications because I just logged an ultra-rare pressing of "Wichita Lineman."Strat wrote:It's so wild that i would spend 25 minutes figuring out what factory my kris kristofferson records were from....alas....i did it.ghost wrote:I have a ton of old classic rock records without bar codes from my father in law. Pain in the ass looking those up. And they expect me to know which factory it was pressed in? Madness.Strat wrote:Every time i see a barcode on something now (clothes, food, whatever) I have this urge to pull my phone out, open up discogs, and scan the barcode.ghost wrote:Weather's been shitty this week so I've been working on putting most of collection on discogs. Kinda cool to see how much they value it at. Binaural is #1 by a significant margin.
Its a sickness!
Yea, its really hard to read some of those etchings too.
There are worse hobbies...
This place was fantastic! I could have spent all day there.tragabigzanda wrote:Those out of the way shops are often the best