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who is worth checking out in hip-hop . my better half like it and i want to get some to put on our i-pod .
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Yma Sumac "Mambo." On the original Capitol Records vinyl.
And new vinyl doesn't sound that great. I don't know what formulation they are using for creating records nowadays, but most of what I've heard is pretty poor compared to most of my collection, which I started in 1964 and stopped only when they stopped issuing vinyl (circa 1994) and went to CD. Which leaves me with 5,000 albums and lots of 45s I bought when I was a teenager in the 60s.
Not to mention the irony that, when the record companies started mass-producing CDs, they swore to the public then that, "They'll be cheaper than vinyl since we can make them more easily!" One of the great record label lies of the of the 20th century. Albums, as late as 1994, costs $11.98. (Maybe $14.) CDs, by 1992 started climbing up to $14, $17 and $20. And now that vinyl has made a comeback, the albums cost EVEN MORE, at $25???? If they sounded at least as good as 80s vinyl (which was the very WORST decade of vinyl discs: so thin you could almost bend it in half, compared to 60s albums, which were so solid, you could put a coffee cup (with coffee in it!) on the far side of an album, and it would barely bend. And certainly wouldn't fall off! Electra Records had the most heinous sound: no bass, thin-sounding midrange and screechy high frequencies. They were the worst of the worst. Poor Anita Baker. Started out on Beverly Glen records (and her voice on her first album "Songstress" was gorgeous) and then she ended up on Electra - and promptly became famous. Glad she did: great voice. But Electra records sucked, sonically speaking.
Does anyone have an album they think represents good sounding vinyl? Again: SONICALLY SPEAKING. I'd love to hear one that sounds good just to compare.
And new vinyl doesn't sound that great. I don't know what formulation they are using for creating records nowadays, but most of what I've heard is pretty poor compared to most of my collection, which I started in 1964 and stopped only when they stopped issuing vinyl (circa 1994) and went to CD. Which leaves me with 5,000 albums and lots of 45s I bought when I was a teenager in the 60s.
Not to mention the irony that, when the record companies started mass-producing CDs, they swore to the public then that, "They'll be cheaper than vinyl since we can make them more easily!" One of the great record label lies of the of the 20th century. Albums, as late as 1994, costs $11.98. (Maybe $14.) CDs, by 1992 started climbing up to $14, $17 and $20. And now that vinyl has made a comeback, the albums cost EVEN MORE, at $25???? If they sounded at least as good as 80s vinyl (which was the very WORST decade of vinyl discs: so thin you could almost bend it in half, compared to 60s albums, which were so solid, you could put a coffee cup (with coffee in it!) on the far side of an album, and it would barely bend. And certainly wouldn't fall off! Electra Records had the most heinous sound: no bass, thin-sounding midrange and screechy high frequencies. They were the worst of the worst. Poor Anita Baker. Started out on Beverly Glen records (and her voice on her first album "Songstress" was gorgeous) and then she ended up on Electra - and promptly became famous. Glad she did: great voice. But Electra records sucked, sonically speaking.
Does anyone have an album they think represents good sounding vinyl? Again: SONICALLY SPEAKING. I'd love to hear one that sounds good just to compare.