classix metal lp's
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Brooks
Eyes Wide Open
Tide In Mind Out
ct_thrash
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ms. anthrope
back off, mofo...
Psychonaut
God Of Emptiness
Entombed - Left Hand Path
Metal Church - Metal Church
Crimson Glory - Crimson Glory
Autopsy - Severed Survival
and my fav:
I have the Metal Church on vinyl but would have bought all of those, ESPECIALLY the Agent Steel. Nice grab!
DarkNoise
Grotesque Butchery Rabbit
I saw the re-release(?) of Metallica's Kill Em All on vinyl at Fred Meyer this morning... I was confused.... is there really enough people with a turntable nowadays to warrant making those?
I personally prefer vinyl occasionally, but .... wow
I personally prefer vinyl occasionally, but .... wow
Kiss The Void
Captain Awesome
Psychonaut
God Of Emptiness
My dad just gave me his stereo system from the early 70's so I busted out my vinyl from the 80's (yeah, BEFORE CDs) and have been buying some classic stuff on vinyl like Floyd, Camel, Yes, and Tull. The turntable he gave me needed some minor repairs, but it's a really nice one.
MegadeV
Member
CYP450
Member
Are these newfangled Long-play disk(ettes?) not produced on some type of so-called plastic, not a metal?
What a new age of technology we live in where we can produce such things from oil no less!
derek
Grey Eminence
I have several Maiden LP's in storage, along with tonnes of Megadeth singles (Hanger 18 unplayed and with the patch, as it happens), the first three Ozzy albums, the first three Metallica albums, as well as an incredibly expensive "blue" print of Led Zep one.
neal
wizard in black
Metalmilitia2000
UM's Resident Asshole
Hell yea, now we are speaking my language. I don't have a lot of vinyl, only about 130, but what I do have I consider my most prized possessions. My personal favorites are my Iced Earth Alive in Athens 5LP Boxset and my Fight War of Words white vinyl, paid a lot of money for those two.
derek
Grey Eminence
I have Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds LP from back in the day, it's worth a bit now too. I'd never invest in one now, I'm not interested in paying 1000s for a prize, but it's all good when something I got a while back for not too much suddenly becomes worth something.
Brooks
Eyes Wide Open
derek
Grey Eminence
Y'know LP's have a certain charm to them, but tapes have absolutely nothing going for them. Except that face beside them.
Brooks
Eyes Wide Open
Not true:
You can throw a tape across a room, and it'll play just fine.
You can step on a tape. Not too hard, but if you step just right, you can walk across the floor all on tapes.
You can get a boom box and play a tape. More convenient than an LP, more consistent than a CD.
You can shake said boom box, and the tape will continue.
Mix tapes.
Masking tapes.
Tapes cost $1 at the thrift store, and you can find badass ones if you look.
You suck.
You can throw a tape across a room, and it'll play just fine.
You can step on a tape. Not too hard, but if you step just right, you can walk across the floor all on tapes.
You can get a boom box and play a tape. More convenient than an LP, more consistent than a CD.
You can shake said boom box, and the tape will continue.
Mix tapes.
Masking tapes.
Tapes cost $1 at the thrift store, and you can find badass ones if you look.
You suck.
