Record Store Day

[gaz71]

Its RSD tomorrow,anyone queuing early to get any of the rare vinyl thats being released? People have been queuing outside my local record store (Banquet Records in Kingston) since 10.30am!

 

[Grant Fondo]

Not heard about this but my local vinyl shop has got an 80% off sign up so may well bob down in the morning for a ginder

 

[raleighnut]

Some of the new 'pressings' are really good but the prices

 

[midlife]

Going to nip into Carlisle to visit Vinyl Cafe in ten mins.

 

[Brandane]

Haven't heard about this event until now, but I'll be sure to nip down to my local Woolworths later, and join the queue at the record counter to hand over a few shillings in return for whatever is top of the hit parade.

 

[AndyRM]

Last thing I got was Mastodon's Live at the Aragon. It was very disappointing. Have picked up stuff for friends over subsequent years but there's been nothing that has had me interested.

 

[MontyVeda]

Every year, BBC 6 Music spend a week running up to Record Store Day taking to shopkeepers, punters, artists... which is great but somewhat annoying since Lancaster doesn't have an independent record store. We suffered for a decade in which Sainsbury's or Asda were the only new music outlets until HMV returned last year, but still no independent store... so no, I won't be celebrating Record Store Day

 

[Accy cyclist]

I have a pile of LP's here,and loads of singles. They're just collecting dust. There's about 27 Rolling Stones LP's in the pile. There's a shop in Accy town centre that buys and sells vinyl. When i can be bothered i might take them and ask for a few quid for them.

I used to go to the local "electrical shop" on Saturday mornings and buy an ex-jukebox single,with the hole in the middle.

 

[Smokin Joe]

I bought some re-released Beatles vinyl albums last year, and in a fit of nostalgia I also got some old ones down out of the loft. After the initial enthusiasm wore off I remembered what a bloody faff the whole business of using a turntable was and went back to digital.

 

[MontyVeda]

I bought some re-released Beatles vinyl albums last year, and in a fit of nostalgia I also got some old ones down out of the loft. After the initial enthusiasm wore off I remembered what a bloody faff the whole business of using a turntable was and went back to digital.

choose record, place on platter, put needle on record and listen... yeah... what a bloody faff

 

[Saluki]

I have a pile of LP's here,and loads of singles. They're just collecting dust. There's about 27 Rolling Stones LP's in the pile. There's a shop in Accy town centre that buys and sells vinyl. When i can be bothered i might take them and ask for a few quid for them.

I used to go to the local "electrical shop" on Saturday mornings and buy an ex-jukebox single,with the hole in the middle.

Sell them to me, Accy. I will drive up to you and collect.
I am absolutely serious.

 

[midlife]

Unbelievable! We had to queue out the door...... Eldest bought Max Richter Blue Notebook among other things.

 

[Sharky]

Haven't heard about this event until now, but I'll be sure to nip down to my local Woolworths later, and join the queue at the record counter to hand over a few shillings in return for whatever is top of the hit parade.

Some good MFP's

 

[Smokin Joe]

choose record, place on platter, put needle on record and listen... yeah... what a bloody faff

Turn the thing over half way through, want to skip a track and you have to get up and faff about with the arm finding the start of the next one. Compared to touching a button on the remote it is a faff.

 

[DaveReading]

I used to go to the local "electrical shop" on Saturday mornings and buy an ex-jukebox single,with the hole in the middle.

Very wise. I never had much luck trying to play the ones without a hole in the middle.