Have too many to list. Still play them. Also have an old Victrola, still play that also. some nice classics other than music. Old radio shows, Amos & Andy. I'm not that old, but still love the old rock and roll mostly.
All of them!
I've got a copy of Ina-Gadda-Davida still sealed in the original cellophane.
I've got a few hundred albums, mostly 60's and '70s rock. The majority of them have only been played once. I made it a habit to record my new albums directly to cassette, and then store them away.
A few I can remember off-hand:
Sgt. Pepper
The White Album
Eat a Peach
Pet Sounds
Leo Sayer (the wife's)
Frampton Comes Alive
Everything Steely Dan ever recorded.
I've got about 300 vinyl LPs (finally a topic about music that we can correctly use the word, "record") - mostly "classic rock" like Led Zeppelin, Yes, The Who, The Stones, Slade, Thin Lizzy, Beatles, Nils Lofgren, Steve Winwood, Traffic, etc.
Problem is when I turn the music up my Klipsch LaScala speakers and Luxman amp make the music so loud that the turntable vibrates and makes the stylus skip on the record
Pushin' about 400+/-
Cheech and Chong's Big Bamboo WITH the rolling paper still intact,
Rare Earth in concert
Peter Frampton - Frampton comes alive
ALL of Bill Cosby's early works
Kansas
Fleetwood Mac
on and on and on
All of them!
I've got a copy of Ina-Gadda-Davida still sealed in the original cellophane.
I've got a few hundred albums, mostly 60's and '70s rock. The majority of them have only been played once. I made it a habit to record my new albums directly to cassette, and then store them away.
A few I can remember off-hand:
Sgt. Pepper
The White Album
Eat a Peach
Pet Sounds
Leo Sayer (the wife's)
Frampton Comes Alive
Everything Steely Dan ever recorded.
I did the same thing. Recorded them to cassette.
I just got tired of hanging on to them.
3 crates of lp's, ranging from Beatles, Aerosmith & Nugent to Peter Gabriel-era Genesis, Yes, ELP & King Crimson & a stack of 45's from the 70's on up to when the first cd's came out. Sooo glad I never chucked 'em!
Pushin' about 400+/-
Cheech and Chong's Big Bamboo WITH the rolling paper still intact...
on and on and on
Pretty funny! Somehow, mine is missing....
Problem is when I turn the music up my Klipsch LaScala speakers and Luxman amp make the music so loud that the turntable vibrates and makes the stylus skip on the record
My Man! Now you're talking my language! I've had my LaScala's since the late 80's and drive 'em with a Carver TFM 25. Back in the day when I used to spin vinyl, I either suspended the truntable from the ceiling, or put it ontop of cinder blocks to dampen the vibration.
Crate full of late 60's and early 70's.
Beatles -very well used & played and scratched up
Eagles
Elton John
Yes
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple
Aerosmith
and..........
God Gettin Funky
lol
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