boardgamebreakdown, to vinyl
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Listening to some #FutureIslands while we plan out our meals for this coming week as we wade back into the diet game.

Not so much a diet because we know it is more about sustaining good eating habits. We were very successful last year, I lost almost 20 pounds and Linds lost around 40 but we fell off the wagon somewhere around late summer. So, back to it and shed these extra pounds we've put on!

#vinyl #records #NowSpinning

prcutler, to vinyl

Today in 1990, They Might Be Giants released their classic album, Flood. Featuring Birdhouse In Your Soul, Istanbul (Not Constantinople), and Particle Man, it's probably their most well loved album.

xfts, to music
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Journey - Frontiers vinyl, now playing.

Got this record from one of my coworkers along with many others. It's the original 1983 pressing!

#nowspinning #nowspinningonvinyl #nowplaying #music #physicalmedia #vinyl #records

boardgamebreakdown, to minipainting
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stevenray, to vinyl
@stevenray@sfba.social avatar

Today’s post on my account, Eve Of Destruction by Barry McGuire (1965)

What, too soon?
https://metapixl.com/p/45rpm/647536736257742111

Follow for more goodies here: @45rpm

boardgamebreakdown, to vinyl
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Working from home the next two days so getting to spin some while plucking away at my keyboard

boardgamebreakdown, to vinyl
@boardgamebreakdown@mas.to avatar

#NowSpinning #PaleHorses by #mewithoutYou

I don't think there is a bad time to jam some #mwY

#vinyl #records

ai6yr, to vinyl

Weather station at the National Weather Service Oxnard (NWS Los Angeles) recorded 2.71 inches of rainfall today, Dec. 21, 2023. That breaks the old record of 0.75 inches set in 1945. (!!!!) #rainfall #records #CAwx #LosAngeles

RARohde, to climate
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Berkeley Earth November Temperature Update

The warmest November since measurements began in 1850, with records for both land and ocean individually.

Essentially certain that 2023 becomes the warmest year, and very likely to exceed 1.5 °C in our dataset.

https://berkeleyearth.org/november-2023-temperature-update/

RARohde,
@RARohde@fediscience.org avatar

In November 2023, monthly temperature averages set new record highs in 12% of the Earth's surface, including large parts of South America, North Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, the Atlantic, and North Indian Ocean.

Near record cold occurred in Eastern Antarctica.

4/

publicvoit, to vinyl
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

These are important #documents for your #records: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ-rLmwiswY 🤣
"When the Government gives you stuff"

#JulieNolke as good as always and this time with a #PIM topic: keeping #files so that you can re-find them later.

#fun #retrieval #archive #PIMfun

caravan, to vinyl
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Time to break out the . This one is so good, it deserves more than one week a year out of the stacks. @vinylrecords

SrRochardBunson, (edited ) to random
JohnBloor, to vinyl
madvinyl, to vinyl
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Klaus Schulze - Trancefer

boardgamebreakdown, to boardgames
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Jamming some "Draw Down the Moon" while I put the on my latest video on

boardgamebreakdown, to wildlife
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skinnylatte, to SanFrancisco
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I've been tentatively exploring the world of music from Latin America, as part of my interest in learning Spanish and in spending more time in that part of the world (eventually).

As part of that exploration, I've been spending much more time in Calle 24, mostly because it has my fave restaurants, and also because it has a fantastic vinyl record store that specializes in music from Latin America and the Caribbean.

https://www.kqed.org/arts/13931586/discodelic-brings-latin-vinyl-home-to-the-mission-district

mattotcha, to climate
@mattotcha@mastodon.social avatar

Here’s how 2023 became the hottest year on record
This year didn’t just shatter records. It changed the scales.
https://www.sciencenews.org/article/climate-heat-hottest-year-record-2023

stevenray, to vinyl
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Today’s post on my vinyl account, Bus Stop b/w Don’t Run And Hide by The Hollies (1966).

https://metapixl.com/p/45rpm/637031830920807008

Follow for more goodies here: @45rpm 😊

boardgamebreakdown, to vinyl
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just hit different in the winter time.

This pressing of the self titled came with the Sun Giant EP so starting there

exploreyourarchive, to archive
@exploreyourarchive@hcommons.social avatar
Tristananthony, to vinyl

Discovering the Cocteau Twins was a very 80s thing to do. Blue Bell Knoll.

BigJesusTrashcan, to Metal
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DaSkinny1,
@DaSkinny1@newsie.social avatar

@apophis @VoronoV @BigJesusTrashcan @TheMetalDog

Yep, the "record" actually played.

I remember getting a "record" grooved into the back of a cereal box, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", it also somehow played.

dominicumile, to vinyl
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“I showed up the following Monday promptly at two to find the bar mostly empty and miraculously quiet. The bartender handed me a card that listed the six he'd be playing with informative and well-written descriptions, a kind of record menu for a session titled ‘Spiritual & Ambient Jazz’” — A largely fruitless search for an American “kissa” https://www.stereophile.com/content/brilliant-corners-8-can-kissa151jazz-listening-parlors151work-us-page-2

45rpm, to vinyl

We Got The Beat b/w How Much More by Go-Go’s (1980)

Original U.K. recording on Stiff Records. Later rerecorded for inclusion on their album Beauty and the Beat. The latter version made it to number 2 on the U.S. charts.

Originally an L.A. punk band, after a couple of lineup changes, they veered toward their well-known power pop sound and became very successful (and with staying power; they’re still together). Written by Charlotte Caffey, We Got The Beat marked the beginning of their switch away from a more punk sound.

This initial version of the single was released as part of their 1980 UK tour with Madness and the Specials.

Side B. A photo portrait of the band, dark background with the members lit up by flash. Dressed in punk attire common for 1979 - 80. Photo framed by teal color with white lettering on the mar

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