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Printablethekidsgirl said:  I live on the opposite side of the country from L.A.
Anybody know some good little spots in the Baltimore/DC area? Along with the other excellent suggestions above,I would add Record Shows,Thrift Stores.. theCraigs List has worked too. 
The hardest vinyl to get was "Diamonds&Pearls"..and "Come" It looks like your off to a good start.  my phone is heavy | |
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Hi, i love Prince and collect all his vinyls.. but not 7" format,, Just albums and 12"..
tHE HARD 2 get records 4 me is TGE on album and teh original 12" gotta stop messing around" i got the double lp "rave " and now soon i´m gonna get "3121". so my question 2 u guys is.. are u an serious collector:)? if u are . lets talk about the hard 2 get" vinyls  !    | |
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I only have a couple of vinyls, but if I wanted to start, there's stores out here in the Bay Area that have it all. Amoeba Music has EVERYTHING "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." | |
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thekidsgirl said: vainandy said: I have all my vinyl albums bought back in the day through "Sign O The Times". I also have all my 12 Inches bought back then through "New Power Generation" and many of the 45s.
pardon my ignorance, but whats a 45s? 45s were 7 inch vinyl records with a big hole in the middle. The were called 45s because that was the speed of the record the way 33 was for albums. Before all that, there were 78s.....but that's for the real old people.
45s were the "singles" back then. When vinyl faded out, they were replaced with cassette singles and later CD singles. Speaking of singles, I don't see singles on any format in record stores anymore. I guess they've been replaced by internet downloads.
. . [Edited 3/20/07 16:40pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: 45s were 7 inch vinyl records with a big hole in the middle. The were called 45s because that was the speed of the record the way 33 was for albums. Before all that, there were 78s.....but that's for the real old people.
45s were the "singles" back then. When vinyl faded out, they were replaced with cassette singles and later CD singles. Speaking of singles, I don't see singles on any format in record stores anymore. I guess they've been replaced by internet downloads.
. I have the Black Sweat/BLB single--but's it on a 12", does that count? But yeah, I don't see any new 45s. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: vainandy said: 45s were 7 inch vinyl records with a big hole in the middle. The were called 45s because that was the speed of the record the way 33 was for albums. Before all that, there were 78s.....but that's for the real old people.
45s were the "singles" back then. When vinyl faded out, they were replaced with cassette singles and later CD singles. Speaking of singles, I don't see singles on any format in record stores anymore. I guess they've been replaced by internet downloads.
. I have the Black Sweat/BLB single--but's it on a 12", does that count? But yeah, I don't see any new 45s. Yeah, that counts. You must be in Europe or somewhere to have seen that, or did you have the record store special order it? When I was referring to no singles being in record stores anymore, I was meaning....not even CD singles either. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Yeah, that counts. You must be in Europe or somewhere to have seen that, or did you have the record store special order it? When I was referring to no singles being in record stores anymore, I was meaning....not even CD singles either. I'm in NYC...I got it last March during the NYC Org invasion. Anx took us on a wrecka stow walking tour and a bunch of us got them at Rebel Rebel. It's a US picture disc (WB/NPG). I also got CD singles of Te Amo Corazon, Black Sweat, and Fury at the Tower near Lincoln Center before they went out of business. 
Too bad the good ole days of extended versions and b-sides not on the album are long gone. 
square/center same diff... [Edited 3/20/07 20:35pm] The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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Once you get started , there's no stopping. It's like an addiction. LP's, 7 inches, 12 inches, picture discs, shaped picture discs, special limited editions, promo's, casetttes and casette singles, 3 inch and 5 inch cd singles, different prints, tracklist, editions, and whatsoever.
But... how about this one: anyone also has the laserdiscs (remember those ones?) of all prince videos/dvd's ( as far as released )?  | |
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ThataintFunky said: If you wanna know what's released on vinyl:
http://sleevographia2.fre...ercher.htm hey... THANKS for that link!!! | |
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