MJ

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Vinyl nonsense https://youtube.com/@bongolia Formerly @vinyldigs on Twitter

Just caught a bit of Al Jazeera, and currently Canadian economist Armine Yalnizyan is being interviewed from home (presumably) in front of what looks like an impressive record collection

Screenshot of the Al Jazeera live feed showing a woman in a red top in the corner of what looks like a room full of vinyl

Not found much lately but did find a few nice early stereo classical LPs yesterday. Asked if they had any more in case there was more of a collection out the back, but not. Was also a Michael Rabin (w/orchestra) but it was only mono

David Oistrakh Beethoven Violin Concerto on blue/silver Columbia Rubinstein Beethoven Piano concertos 3 & 4 on RCA Living Stereo, Backhaus Beethoven piano concerto 5 on Decca, Klemperer Beethoven 4 on blue/silver Columbia

I’ve been steadily acquiring items from a huge local jazz collection. The main interest being transcription discs that the previous owner made bespoke sleeves for. Here are 9 more. These sleeves are not prints. The last four have collage elements, but the Jelly Roll’s are entirely hand painted.

I owned this for years without playing it, then eventually discovered it had the wrong record inside. Found another copy and it turns out to have a surprisingly nice version of "Black Is The Colour of My True Love's Hair" on... youtu.be/DETpiVH4_yY

Bob Blaine and the Aloha Hawaiians - Black Is The Colour Of My True Love's Hair [folk]

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𝐃𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐀𝐠𝐧𝐞𝐬 𝐆𝐮𝐚𝐧𝐨@agnes-guano.bsky.social · 3w ago

Bob Blaine and The Aloha Hawaiians – Hawaiian Honeymoon

I should re-read Ray Bradbury, read sci-fi almost exclusively when young and loved his stuff (not so much the horror/weird Mexican ones I probably didn't understand). Can't find the text online, but there's a similar depressing theme in Ward Moore's "The Flying Dutchman" written around the same time

T H E VV O R S T@milfparade.bsky.social · 4w ago

A few weeks ago I realized that tomorrow is the date the Ray Bradbury story “There Will Come Soft Rains” takes place. It’s a shame science fiction from 75 years ago isn’t relevant anymore

Only have been about three records I've ever regretted selling, and that Guerillas on King is one of them. Was only going for about 20 or 25 quid when I sold it. It's not amazing but it's an unusual kind of folky sound

Birmingham 81@birmingham81.bsky.social · last mo.

Omega is holding an auction of covetable Northern Soul singles next week. Here's a playlist of many of the more expensive 45s that are up for grabs with estimates from £150-£1,500 each 💃▶️ open.spotify.com/playlist/61i...