limr said:
Found a record store and got the following 10 pieces of vinyl for the grand total of $53:
1. The Door - 13
2. Simon and Garfunkel - Bookends
3. Iggy Pop - Real Wild Child
4. James Taylor - Sweet Baby James
5. Janis Joplin - Greatest Hits
6. Dave Brubeck - All-Time Greatest Hits
7. Cheap Trick - Dream Police
8. David Bowie - David Live
9. The Beatles - Abbey Road
10. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
NICE! Some most excellent music you bought! Score! A little over five dollars on average over the 10 discs. Sweet! I have six of those albums myself. Ones I do not have would be numbers 1,2,3,and 5. Of course, when I moved earlier this year, I got rid of all my vinyl (donated it to my brother) and all of my "albums" are in .MP3 format on drives and CDs or computer discs.
I do have a large digital library of music, but there's something about dropping that needle on a record that is so satisfying, and there are records that I have had for most of my life that I couldn't get rid of (you'll have to pry my copy of Rush
2112 out of my cold dead hands!) So a few years back, I got a small turntable and started collecting some more records. I'm at the point now when I feel like I need to get a proper system that sounds better.
The ones I got in VT weren't in the best shape, of course, but none of them are warped so they all sound the way they should, and I find it very meditative and relaxing to once again sit on the floor, listen to a record while looking at the cover art or liner notes, just like I did as a kid