@icastico@vinylrecords Strangely, no! Not sure why, perhaps my budget was limited at the time. The only other Nina I own is “Fearless”, very different style but equally enjoyable IMHO. Really need to flesh out my collection. That same used record store is thankfully still around. Back to the bins, eh?
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Press a #vinyl/acetate disc with "empty" grooves, i.e. no waveform, just a guide for a stylus and sell it with a bag of dust & hairs.
The listener can then create their individual vinyl - crackle silence experience
@tomorohhidari Hipsters would pay top dollar I'm sure. Can't remember which album came in a sandpaper lined sleeve so you ruined it just taking it out to play. A friend of mine was big into record fayres and bought "the wit and wisdom of Ronald Regan". Completely silent grooves (unfair really as way less competent presidents with zero wit or wisdom came after him)
@emsquared yeah, it's funny how blurry the lines between art and con-man games frequently are.
Iirc the sandpaper sleeve was The Return of Durutti Column.
Many years ago I did some playing around with using sellotape & gluing objects onto cheap fleamarket vinyl discs and use a half broken record player to create sounds/needl-jump loops. Recorded to 4 track.
Seem to have lost the tapes tho before being able to digitize them.
Starting Sunday off with an extremely underrated STP album.
Although they were pretty much done being a regular touring act due to Scott’s “issues” (I was lucky enough to see them three times), they were still able to make really great studio albums, of which I think No. 4 is the last TRULY great one.
It’s a great balance of early raucous STP (Down) and the more moody textural material (Sour Girl, Atlanta). #vinyl#vinylrecords#90s#90smusic
@Whiskeyomega I have all of them, and my pressings of each album sound fantastic so I would never need to re-buy them myself.
However, they ARE in desperate need of a reissue so that they’re readily available for people.
You’d think that any album that’s sold over a million copies would be readily available.
@TheVinylApe The core pressing i just got another world. Its like listening to the album for the first time all over again. My best sounding vinyl. Even people on discogs that seemingly have every pressing say this AP one is the best. Id be interested on your take if you ever hear it. The only thing that came to mind when listening was it was like having your soul rattled.
