(02-17-2011 08:06 PM)Pink Flow Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 07:56 PM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  There's just something about taking the record out of the sleeve, putting it on the turntable, moving the arm, and then setting the needle. It's relaxing. You can't fast-forward, you can't rewind. You have to sit there and listen to it.

+ 1 !

+ 2
My turntable is older than most of you here. But it's still working and still used more than the CD-player.
I like my old "proggies".

(02-18-2011 09:22 AM)silverpot Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 08:06 PM)Pink Flow Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 07:56 PM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  There's just something about taking the record out of the sleeve, putting it on the turntable, moving the arm, and then setting the needle. It's relaxing. You can't fast-forward, you can't rewind. You have to sit there and listen to it.

+ 1 !

+ 2
My turntable is older than most of you here. But it's still working and still used more than the CD-player.
I like my old "proggies".

+ 3!

I recently ordered Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat's newest album on vinyl. I really, really can't wait.

Ya I have my Ipod (Classic 160g) just for pure music. I don't need games and stuff and you can't really have vinyl anywhere but in a house so for car rides and stuff ive got my Ipod :D

Yeah, same. I'd enjoy oldschool stuff, but I don't have access to anything of the kind.

(02-18-2011 09:42 AM)Arno Sluismans Wrote:  

(02-18-2011 09:22 AM)silverpot Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 08:06 PM)Pink Flow Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 07:56 PM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  There's just something about taking the record out of the sleeve, putting it on the turntable, moving the arm, and then setting the needle. It's relaxing. You can't fast-forward, you can't rewind. You have to sit there and listen to it.

+ 1 !

+ 2
My turntable is older than most of you here. But it's still working and still used more than the CD-player.
I like my old "proggies".

+ 3!

I recently ordered Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat's newest album on vinyl. I really, really can't wait.

If an artist releases their album on vinyl as well as CD, I'll get the vinyl. I know Bruce Springsteen has done that with the last two of his most recent albums.

(02-18-2011 12:50 PM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  

(02-18-2011 09:42 AM)Arno Sluismans Wrote:  

(02-18-2011 09:22 AM)silverpot Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 08:06 PM)Pink Flow Wrote:  

(02-17-2011 07:56 PM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  There's just something about taking the record out of the sleeve, putting it on the turntable, moving the arm, and then setting the needle. It's relaxing. You can't fast-forward, you can't rewind. You have to sit there and listen to it.

+ 1 !

+ 2
My turntable is older than most of you here. But it's still working and still used more than the CD-player.
I like my old "proggies".

+ 3!

I recently ordered Kiss The Anus Of A Black Cat's newest album on vinyl. I really, really can't wait.

If an artist releases their album on vinyl as well as CD, I'll get the vinyl. I know Bruce Springsteen has done that with the last two of his most recent albums.

My father always buys the collector's editions, or whatever they're called. Do those exist on vinyl, too?

No, usually collector's editions have bonus video footage, or other goodies that are best suited to CDs rather than vinyl albums.

Quite a few artists these days release their albums on vinyl as well, such as Katy Perry and Lady Gaga. Not my type of music, but it's nice to see some modern artists giving a little respect to the format.

Geez, I really need to go buy a turntable.

If not online, where can I get a turntable?

Any place where electronics are sold, one would think. It would probably behoove you to call first and ask if they carry them, and if not, if any other stores would carry them elsewhere.