Music Free-for-all

[Suranis]

Bit of a different mood.

[Kendra]

Once upon a time decades ago I owned the boxed set of Live from Carnage Hall, vinyl.

I’ve still got mine

Icut all my vinyl loose a few years ago. No turntable or storage

[Uninformed]

I think my son “borrowed” most of mine for sampling

[Kendra]

*fingers crossed* this FB link works for all. Carol Burnette + Cher =

[Foggy]

Bond (not stirred)

I liked that one, pjhimself.

[pjhimself]

Bond (not stirred)

I liked that one, pjhimself.

Truth be told, we all did.

[neonzx]

Bond (not stirred)

I liked that one, pjhimself.

Truth be told, we all did.

It's gotta be shaken, not stirred. But I just drink beer, and shaken gets messy.

[Kendra]

[Notaperson]

The percussion is what makes this beautiful for me...

[Kendra]

The percussion is what makes this beautiful for me...

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=H1eQo_ygSCw

[neonzx]

Icut all my vinyl loose a few years ago. No turntable or storage

There is the "everything old is new again" thing -- there is a market.

[AndyinPA]

Icut all my vinyl loose a few years ago. No turntable or storage

There is the "everything old is new again" thing -- there is a market.

We have more than I can count. My husband never gets rid of anything.

But we still have at least one turntable.

[pjhimself]

Take a load off:

[keith]

Icut all my vinyl loose a few years ago. No turntable or storage

There is the "everything old is new again" thing -- there is a market.

We have more than I can count. My husband never gets rid of anything.

But we still have at least one turntable.

I cataloged all my records on Discogs last year so I could tell the insurance man how much he owes me if the house burns down.

1250 LPs about a third of which have no valuation on Discogs because they haven't been sold on Discogs => $42,000 and rising.
980 CDs about half of which have no valuation on Discogs because they haven't been sold on Discogs => $12,000 and rising.

These are the MAX values of course, the MEDIAN values are about half that.

SWMBO was shocked, I was merely surprised. Even at its peak, our wine collection didn't get near there.

[keith]

We have more than I can count. My husband never gets rid of anything.

But we still have at least one turntable.

If you want to get rid of them you can ship them to me.

I have 2 turntables (except that one is in the shop) and 2 usedtoturntables.

One of the usedtoturntables is from a vintage stereogram that I might spend money on one day to get it running so I can play 78s, but I'm in the process of giving my 78's as few as I have, to a National Trust House (ever watch Phrynie Fisher Mysteries? - not her house, but the mansion house they use).

The other usedtoturntable is a vintage one I bought for parts when I was thinking of building my own TT. I lost interest in the self build, so now the facebook group that supports the table brand is encouraging me to restore it.

[neonzx]

There is a small percent of younger aged persons "discovering" vinyl albums, turntables and the snaps/pops of a stylus. It's kind of encouraging.

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

Firstborn son is a musicholic. He got his first turntable at age 3 or 4 when Hubby found a Sears product on sale - turntable and cassette deck in one! He loved 60's and 70's music. At his wedding, the groom's cake was a turntable. The mother - son dance was to "Loves Me Like a Rock" by Paul Simon. He is a drummer and Dee Jay with two turntables and all sorts of gadgets. One of my favorite pictures is of 3 year old granddaughter with headphones on turning the vinyl.

[Uninformed]

[Kendra]

Carly Simon & James Taylor - Mockingbird
(Madison Square Garden, New York, 1979)

Hope the FB link works, works for me

[northland10]

Recently I have posted Organ music and Pow Wow songs so now, in keeping with my limited stylistic choices..

Music of Henry VIII. This song, Pastime With Good Company I knew back in high school (this is what happens when your mother is a recorder teacher and plays in old music groups) and I learned to play it on recorder (Soprano and Alto) along with crumhorn so I could play it for a class presentation I was making.



I don't do as well with posting pop music here. If I did it would probably be a bunch of Doors stuff which is actually before my time but basically my favorite pop group.

I could do Medieval music, but really, Guillaume Du Fay has never done much for me. Maybe a retrospective on Medieval and Renaissance masses that use the song L'Homme Armé (The Armed Man) as a cantus firmus or base the melody off of L'Homme Armé.

[SlimSloSlider]

Take a load off:

Fiftieth anniversary version:

[RVInit]

That was special. Truly.

[Foggy]

Learned a new word - crumhorn.

[Tiredretiredlawyer]

That was special. Truly.

[neonzx]

R.I.P.
We can still dance.