#discog

[johnnycashhistorian]

"(Ghost) Riders In The Sky," written by Stanley Jones. Track #5 on Silver (1979).

#johnny cash #(ghost) riders in the sky #country music #outlaw country #silver #1979 #stanley jones #isaac.txt #mp3 #discog

[xigrif]

This one is for all the imps who fujxcking became roaches out there

#comic #poetry #discog #my characters #clancy #cressida #pd'l #bugs #insects

[grimmiearchive]

21st February 2016

Side A by Christina Grimmie is released

Tracklist:

Snow White

Anybody's You

Deception

Without Him

#christina grimmie #side a #music #discography #discog #ep

[weakfleshwillingsoul]

kallax fail

#r/vinyl #discogs

[ithisatanytime]

(Uhoh Oops)

#SoundCloud #music #Uhoh Oops #compilation #discog #light sleepr #nightcore #soundcloud

[katsuyukinakagawa]

"Mike Donald is a professional salesman - a fact he makes good use of in these songs. He was born in Scunthorpe, educated in Hull, and now works for an educational publishing concern in Leeds. For ten years Mike has clocked up 40,000 miles par year selling confectionery, washing machine and, more recently, audio-visual equipment. Mike has visited most towns and villages between the Midlands and the Scottish border, and has entertained in Working Men's Clubs, Folk Clubs, hotels, churches, on ferryboats on the Humber, and even on specially charted trains to Wales and Scotland, as well as radio and TV. His musical background is varied, with experience in Skiffle, Rock, and Rhythm and Blues groups, and dance bands. Mike has used his Yorkshire upbringing and wide musical background to produce his own material, which he describes as 'not quite folk': this is his third record. NORTH BY NORTH EAST, a book containing most of songs on this record, is published by Galliard Ltd." WHITEHARE’S VINYL COLLECTION (part 30) NORTH BY NORTH EAST MIKE DONALD Galliard Ltd GAL4020 UK Original Pressing (Released 1972) #mikedonald #northbynortheast #scunthorpe #traveler #salesman #galliard #vinylrecord #vinylrecordcollection #record #ogvinyl #ogvinylcommunity #instavinyl #recordcollection #picturedisc #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #rarevinyl #vinyljunkie #analog #discog #cratedigging #lp #33rpm #whiteharesvinylcollection https://www.instagram.com/p/CeqXqnMpvmT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#mikedonald #northbynortheast #scunthorpe #traveler #salesman #galliard #vinylrecord #vinylrecordcollection #record #ogvinyl #ogvinylcommunity #instavinyl #recordcollection #picturedisc #vinylcollection #vinylcollector #rarevinyl #vinyljunkie #analog #discog #cratedigging #lp #33rpm #whiteharesvinylcollection

[romanticwrld]

✮₊˚⊹ 𝑑𝑒𝑓𝑡𝑜𝑛𝑒𝑠 – 𝑤𝘩𝑖𝑡𝑒 𝑝𝑜𝑛𝑦 ₊˚⊹ ✮

#deftones #white pony #music #discogs #album art #cds #nu metal #00s #fav album #romanticwrld

[leonardcohenofficial]

vinyl + turntable basic info / general tips

while i am by no means a real audiophile or vinyl expert here are some tips that have worked for me over my almost two decades of collecting!

turntables + speakers

do not buy suitcase players. i cannot overstate this enough. do not buy suitcase players. the all-in-one players are generally cheaper, but there isn't enough support from the platter because they are smaller than 12 inch LPs. this can lead to shitty sound quality, the needle can fall out of the groove, and you can actually break your records. save up and pay a little more and get a proper turntable

there is a lot of debate about belt vs. direct drive turntables (belt drive turntables use a belt to spin the turntable while direct drive turntables have the motor directly under the platter) and which is better. very generally speaking if you want better sound quality, belt drive is the way to go; if you want a player that's a little easier to use that's also a little more durable, direct drive is a better option (most DJ turntables are also direct drive, as a side note)

i currently have three turntables and they are all audio-technica, which is a well respected brand (especially for beginners)—i have an AT-LP60X ($149) which is a belt driven player, as well as two AT-LP120XUSB ($349 each) which i use for practicing DJing/selecting. i also have a stanton M.203 mixer (insane to me that it's listed for $350 on amazon, i paid eighty bucks for mine on ebay), audio-technica ATH-M20x headphones (they were a gift but are listed for $49 on amazon) and a set of edifier R1280DB bluetooth speakers ($149). the speakers are hooked up directly into my mixer, but because both the speakers and the AT-LP60X are bluetooth, i can also play records on that turntable too

change your needle! general rule of thumb is to replace your needle every thousand hours of listening; for the average person if you change it once a year you should be good, i'm on the cautious side and change them every six months

i really like my setup; it's on the cheaper side when it comes to "grownup" gear but true audiophiles would probably scoff at my basics. regardless of what you end up getting, a decent turntable that doesn't have the speakers built in that fits within your budget and a good set of speaker or headphones is all you need

buying records

any time that you can, i recommend buying vinyl directly from the artist! whether it's through bandcamp their website or at a show i think it's better to buy direct when you can (and often times it's cheaper than buying through a third party)

when you can, buy local. not only is it good to support independently owned shops, developing a relationship with local music people is great and if they're good they'll start to know you/your tastes. it also allows you to get good at crate digging, because you never know what you're going to find in a dollar section

utilize listening stations if the store has them! people can be pretty fast and loose with grading used records, so it's better to listen to it and see if the audio quality corresponds with the price (i don't always buy mint/nearly mint records and can tolerate a fair amount of noise but not if i'm being ripped off lmfao)

look things up on discogs to see if you're getting ripped off. not only is discogs great for keeping track of your collection (also you can friend me here!), the online marketplace is great for checking average sale prices for a given release. also handy for seeing how rare a release is!

buying records on discogs can be a crapshoot, ebay even more so. read seller's reviews; if there's feedback that they generally grade conservatively, that's a good thing

i have such a large collection that maintaining a record of what i have is really necessary; discogs is really fantastic for this. you can even scan barcodes on specific releases to find them through the discogs app! it's super handy for me as sometimes i forget that i have certain albums already and end up buying multiple copies and having to get rid of them (i need to get better at cataloguing immediately after i get new stuff, i currently have about forty five records i still need to add lmfao)

storing + maintaining records

keep your records clean! get a good cleaning kit and have microfiber cloths on hand to keep your vinyl as dust free as possible. also use those storage sleeves, it makes a different in keeping your records cleaner longer

a general rule of vinyl storage that i learned from the owner of the shop that i've been going to since i was nine years old is to store them in less than 70 degrees F environments with less than 70% humidity (funnily enough this is apparently the same rule for cigars)

i recommend those ikea square storage bookcases, as they're generally study, aren't too expensive, are pretty easy to put together, and hold a lot of records (do not store your records in milk crates long term)

actually listen to your records! there are very few releases i keep sealed for the sake of keeping them in mint condition. vinyl can be a very expensive habit (800+ records later i am living proof lol) but it's no fun to keep them sitting around. have fun collecting and play your music!

#vinyl #music #records #sorry this took a minute ben lmfao #also folks are welcome to share / please feel free to friend me on discogs!

[5starcartel]

Teri Moïse - Fais Semblant (1998)

#discogs

[pikslasrce]

its good to be mildly obsessed with a band that makes terrible music (and to be aware that its terrible). keeps you humble

#superiority complex? i listen to vice grip discog and its gone #piksla.txt

[sleepnoises]

i and my boyfriend went to an antiques/garage sale last month where i was like i'm not gonna impulse purchase another chair. and then got another chair ($15). but that's not the point of this story. the point is that he got the lord of the rings soundtrack on vinyl unopened for a dollar, we forgot about it until today, and he has just opened it and promptly discovered in quick succession 1) it's the soundtrack to the 1978 animated movie,* 2) it still has the "mail in for free color poster" / "for $5 join the fellowship, based in berkeley, CA" paper inserts 3) if you don't open it it's worth $100 on ebay. so that's the L of the saturday

the mail-in paper bits are nearly worth it

*yes noticing this sooner would have been smart but there was astonishing font vibe consistency with the peter jackson adaptations (don't ask me why i thought this was more likely!!!)

#apparently discogs dot com calls the sound quality of the pressing ''not good'' #someday we will listen though #i think it's nice to buy and use things and also this will teach us to respect antique sales a little more.

[johnnycashhistorian]

Live performance of "A Boy Named Sue," written by Shel Silverstein, at San Quentin State Prison in San Quentin, California on February 24, 1969. Track #8 on At San Quentin (1969).

#isaac.txt #johnny cash #country music #mp3 #outlaw country #country #a boy named sue #at san quentin #san quentin state prison #discog

[xigrif]

#my gifs #poetry #discog #my characters #clancy #pd'l #alcohol #gif #flickering images

[crescend0ll5555]

#discogs

[thekidsarentalright]

young & menace medley on night one and now wilson as the 8 ball tonight... mania babygirl is finally coming back to us. all scars are healing. they're doing what they want and what they find fun with absolutely no fears or stipulations huh. fall out boy forever

#praying hoping manifesting that for these last 8 shows they just go absolutely crazy. mania soul punk truant wave deep cuts popular ones idc #i just. seeing them celebrate EVERY corner of their discog FINALLY is so so so so special man. my god #txt

[royb0t]

#my discogs scans #mtv's amp #mtv amp #y2k #y2k aesthetic #big beat #breakbeat #breaks #acid #electronica #idm #digital hardcore #3d design #90s #neon #discogs #my scans #crucial listening