Need Favor from someone with a Turntable...

[K. Roman]

I could do it, send to: pm

[rusnak]

lemme see if this posts...hammacher schlemmer website


http://www.hammacher.com/publish/z71860.asp

[dad911]

Costco has usb turntables starting at $100
http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?whse=BC&topnav=&prodid=11274236&ec=BC-EC877-CatHome&pos=7&lang=en-US

[cashflyer]

You could just download it from iTunes.

[Joeaksa]

What is the artist? Possible that one of us already have it on our hard drives!

[Rikao4]

Don't know the artist, song is 'Muskrat Love'
Wayne

[71T Targa]

Originally Posted by Joeaksa

What is the artist? Possible that one of us already have it on our hard drives!

Severinsen,Doc - The Best of Doc Severinsen and His Orchestra

Rating: 8.0, with 1 vote.
Catalog Number: MCA2-4168
Label: MCA
Year released: 1982
Playing time: 65 minutes
Style: Jazz
Language: English
Country: U.S.
Submitted By: schultz@mwt.net

Tracks:

01. Blues In The Night
02. And The Angels Sing
03. Cry Me A River
04. Bluesette
05. My Funny Valentine
06. I Can't Get Started
07. Sleepy Lagoon
08. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
09. Ja-Da
10. Stormy Weather
11. St. Louis Blue4s
12. Don't Worry 'Bout Me
13. You Made Me Love You
14. The Sidewinder
15. Lonesome Road
16. Sugar Blues
17. I Cried For You
18. Stardust
19. Love For Sale
20. A Night In Tunisia

[TerryH]

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-8388534-5511858?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=doc+severinson

MP3 here
http://www.amazon.com/Very-Best-Doc-Severinsen/dp/B000QZR0PM/ref=dmusic_cd_album?ie=UTF8&qid=1213108121&sr=8-1

[competentone]

Originally Posted by Rikao4

Don't know the artist, song is 'Muskrat Love'
Wayne

LOL!

(But I guess we know who will be banned today!)

[the]

I've got 2 turntables (and a microphone).

[TerryH]

I hooked up my 30 year old Technics turntable last year just to listen to a couple old LP's I uncovered. Got mostly feedback. Messed with the grounds and stylus and decided it wasn't worth the effort. Old vinyl is just going to sound crappy anyway. I know there are purists that would argue....

[Super_Dave_D]

Originally Posted by the

I've got 2 turntables (and a microphone).

take me home in my elevator bones!

[dad911]

Originally Posted by TerryH

[url]
.....
MP3 here
http://www.amazon.com/Very-Best-Doc-Severinsen/dp/B000QZR0PM/ref=dmusic_cd_album?ie=UTF8&qid=1213108121&sr=8-1

Finally a way to use those Pepsi Points!

[IROC]

Originally Posted by TerryH

I hooked up my 30 year old Technics turntable last year just to listen to a couple old LP's I uncovered. Got mostly feedback. Messed with the grounds and stylus and decided it wasn't worth the effort. Old vinyl is just going to sound crappy anyway. I know there are purists that would argue....

I would argue!! I just bought a brand new Audio Technica turntable and have been listening to some old albums. Even my wife (pretty much a product of the digital music age) agrees that they sound wonderful. Definitely warmer and more musical than CDs.

I have some albums that are over 30 years old and they still sound great (but I've always been meticulous about caring for them).

[Super_Dave_D]

I noticed this in Sundays paper.

[HardDrive]

I can easily do this for you Wayne. I will remaster them if you like as well.

PM me if needed.

[TerryH]

Originally Posted by IROC

I would argue!! I just bought a brand new Audio Technica turntable and have been listening to some old albums. Even my wife (pretty much a product of the digital music age) agrees that they sound wonderful. Definitely warmer and more musical than CDs.

I have some albums that are over 30 years old and they still sound great (but I've always been meticulous about caring for them).

The very nature of a needle riding on vinyl is one of erosion. Every time the needle touches that record, it is removing material. The very first time an LP is played, it performs at 100%. Every time after, there is performance loss.

Musical terms like warmer, could be muddy, might be muted. If you prefer bass to treble, then warm is good. Warm is easy to listen to, but not necessarily the way the artist intended it to sound.

To each his own, I like vinyl, but prefer digitized music now for consistency. CD's can have their own losses, but that is another topic.

[carnutzzz]

Originally Posted by the

I've got 2 turntables (and a microphone).

"that was a good drum-break..."

[KaptKaos]

Phew...

I was worried we'd be playing something backwards for you. Paul is not dead.

[ramonesfreak]

the beck humor is cracking me up

Andelay joto, your popsicles melting