Seasons1992

If you don't close this guaranteed sale, I am on the next thing burning out of here to do the work for you!

I'm "in" and haven't even seen her yet!

I got a lot of results back with the "Licking Valley" HS football schedule..........

Yes, yes I can. It's REALLY weird to have good music, and then hear the Muppet vocals.......I never thought Jim Henson's voice would come through a turntable in my apartment, at age 41. But it has.

Oh GOD, no way. It's like Adam Gase cross-bred with the head of Grimace from McDonalds.

UNTIL now, yes. I failed to mention the "now."

All regimes after John Butler were really terrible.

I see your Sesame Street, and I raise you my rare splatter vinyl of Fraggle Rock.......

I'll drive to Clarence right now for some of that action.......

I don't see him back at all. For who/for what?

Nang Mwe San? Yes I can! She'll make WAY more modeling anyway.

My orange Aud seats sitting in my living room hope that this is FINALLY the year.

Man, the people responding in this thread are AWESOME music lovers. @Pete bob Marley- catch a fire This isn't a top-10 album in terms of listen time, but it's my FAVORITE physical album I own. I paid way too much for it, and I have the special clear vinyl with smoke inlays. The way it opens and how it looks is unparalleled. And the music is dope. (File photos below, not mine)

? I used to think Sticky Fingers was the their best work. Then I got studio monitor headphones and listened to Exile on vinyl through those......and that was all she wrote. Also, Quadrophenia on headphones is DOPE.

Thanks for clarifying. First off, I have seen that album.........and asked my guy all about it. Fascinating stuff. As for my vinyl that I've listened to the most? I've only had them for nearly two years now, so many of your albums already listed would count, but not for vinyl. I'd say: Pink Floyd, DSOTM Elton John, Madman Across the Water Rolling Stones, Exile on Main Street Black Crowes, Southern Harmony Buckingham-Nicks (self titled, the album they recorded in Sound City when Mic Fleetwood discovered them) David Bowie, Ziggy Stardust Neil Young, Hitchhiker Santana, Abraxas Grateful Dead, Europe '72 Supertramp, Breakfast in America (honestly, the best-sounding album out of them all that I own.) There are SO many more that I've heard WAY more, but not on vinyl. Audio Technica AT-LP120 turntable, with an AT VM540ML cartridge.

My dad also had this picture in his office. I always loved it.

I was '78, and the first one was an Apple II+. There used to be an Apple-only store somewhere in the Northtowns (I think) that my dad would take us to. It was a small house. Choplifter was my favorite game.

As a record collector, this topic is of interest to me. I have a clarification question; is this an "album" that was on tape, CD, or digital, or an actual piece of vinyl? My record store guy LOVES Zappa.......that stuff is SO weird. Technically brilliant, but way out in space.

Nope.

Having been in multiple rickhouses down there, this is not surprising at all. Some of them are REALLY old. Woodford feels like it's from pre-Revolutionary times.

I have a question.......... Will Tom Brady's toy be a wedding present for the bride?

Sounds like a downgrade to me...............