Spinning on the Turntable now...

[bgf1973]

 

[Clement]

Oui! C'est une bonne idée.

Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire De Melody Nelson

 

[Quad Linda]

Here Stands Fats Domino UK LP

The Summit UK K-Tel LP
comp feat Zep, ELO, Wings, Bad Co, Clapton. Elton, Floyd, Yes, & more!

https://www.discogs.com/release/2621106-Various-The-Summit

 

[bgf1973]

 

[PurpleMoustache]

A lil bit of Bjork to start a lazy Sunday (woke up at like 10:30)

 

[Clement]

Another of me mum's records that i rescued from Arizona . . . memories . . .

Jim Weatherly - The People Some People Choose To Love

 

[Clement]

My mother's copy of this classic! I guess she was cooler than i realized! I'm going to call her and let her know!

Stevie Wonder - Songs In The Key Of Life

 

[Clement]

Monophonic magnificence from my father's record collection! This one is a lot of fun!

David Carroll - Percussion In Hi-Fi

 

[kap'n krunch]

sealed with hype stickers, about $10..IIRC , this LP was VERY expensive a few years ago cause I tried to get it but, hey...the economy...
Produced by Mike Stone...sounds like Asia!
I remember the title track from back then.. I guess this LP is not in the "package" for 80s FM stations....
On my 80s bright sounding pressings tangent....
NOT translucent, though

 

[Clement]

Yet another Vinylmepleasekillaliciouspressing bumped through the SM v.2! As always, dolls sold separately!

OutKast - Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik

 

[Jeffrey Michael]

sealed with hype stickers, about $10..IIRC , this LP was VERY expensive a few years ago cause I tried to get it but, hey...the economy...
Produced by Mike Stone...sounds like Asia!
I remember the title track from back then.. I guess this LP is not in the "package" for 80s FM stations....
On my 80s bright sounding pressings tangent....
NOT translucent, though

She’s shooting him in the head for making a bad album.

 

[Clement]

I guess, like Biggie, he's r e a d y xxt o xxd i e

The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die

 

[Clement]

And now for something completely different–another of my mom's records:

Anne Murray - Let's Keep It That Way

 

[kap'n krunch]

She’s shooting him in the head for making a bad album.

I wouldn’t say it’s a bad album, I like it…even though it sounds like ASIA!

 

[Clement]

Another one of my mom's LPs! My mom went to see her in concert–Get down! What a fun show!

Bette Midler - Live At Last

 

[Quad Linda]

Foursider - Baja Marimba Band 2 LP
Made in Japan - Deep Purple 2 LP
Focus con Proby UK LP
The Movie Album - Ramsey Lewis
Blood, Sweat & Tears II dbx LP

 

[kap'n krunch]

started off with something for a friend...the 4th LPfrom THIS boxset...a bit weird!

then on to more Salvation Army Rescues!
...found THIS inside a Frank Sinatra jacket (the Mono Strangers in the Night).. it's in STILL playable shape... pretty dirty but I saw it's a translucent brown copy and those can take some serious punishment and still sound great...which it DID! I used to play this when I was a DJ...CHOCK FULL OF HITS! am missing the cover but a quick trip to ebay usually gives me plenty of pics of the inner sleeves as well cause the ones on Discogs are too small!!!

then to a rescue from TODAY...got a BUNCH of Classical stuff in MINT condition and this one was one of them...great cover too!

and now something out of left field...did not know who Jeffrey was but it seems he had some GREAT connections back in the 80's! Produced by George Duke and featuring Brian May on one song, and a who's who of session musicians...this one was another translucent vinyl one, LOVE me those translucent babies!

 

[kap'n krunch]

...AAAND for some Wolfie...bought a 1984 CD DG version with Karl Bohm conducting as one of my first CDs EVER...this one sounds great too, very similar to Karl's

 

[Clement]

What a GREAT album! And it sounds fresh and powerful through the SM v.2!

Squeeze - Argybargy
https://www.allmusic.com/album/argybargy-mw0000194401

 

[GOS]

What a GREAT album! And it sounds fresh and powerful through the SM v.2!
View attachment 92219 Squeeze - Argybargy
https://www.allmusic.com/album/argybargy-mw0000194401

I was a relentless child of 70's rock and then graduated into hard rock- of the 80's. Bands like Squeeze (or any British New Wave)...I totally snubbed as rubbish. I never gave any of them 1 second of my time.

As a result, I wouldn't know Squeeze song if it were staring me in the face. I just got an education, on WIKI. Sure didn't know Jools Holland was in the band. Listened to Argybargy on youtube. Simply excellent, catchy, quirky pop..I could easily get into that.