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Frontiers on vinyl

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:25 am
by MrsPerry
Just getting around to spinning my copy of frontiers on vinyl. Yes i dont have the best turn table or speakers and whatnot....but GAWD ALMIGHTY!...this is a fucking AWESOME RECORD....so so so warm!.......and i swear to God 'faithfully' is done in a different key here. (and that is for the better). or maybe it is just me. Perry sounds so YOUNG! ...(and yes smartasses, i have it on the right speed)


Saweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet 8)

Re: Frontiers on vinyl

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:34 am
by steveo777
MrsPerry wrote:Just getting around to spinning my copy of frontiers on vinyl. Yes i dont have the best turn table or speakers and whatnot....but GAWD ALMIGHTY!...this is a fucking AWESOME RECORD....so so so warm!.......and i swear to God 'faithfully' is done in a different key here. (and that is for the better). or maybe it is just me. Perry sounds so YOUNG! ...(and yes smartasses, i have it on the right speed)


Saweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet 8)


Ya ought to hear Frontiers on my Fisher 500c tube amp and my Technics SL-1300 TT on my Bose 901's. My vintage audio gear sounds way better than most of the crap you buy today. :D

I've had this stuff since I was in high school and my amp was stored for many years. I just had it refurbished a year ago.

Re: Frontiers on vinyl

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:35 am
by MrsPerry
steveo777 wrote:
MrsPerry wrote:Just getting around to spinning my copy of frontiers on vinyl. Yes i dont have the best turn table or speakers and whatnot....but GAWD ALMIGHTY!...this is a fucking AWESOME RECORD....so so so warm!.......and i swear to God 'faithfully' is done in a different key here. (and that is for the better). or maybe it is just me. Perry sounds so YOUNG! ...(and yes smartasses, i have it on the right speed)


Saweeeeeeeeeeeeeeet 8)


Ya ought to hear Frontiers on my Fisher 500c tube amp and my Technics SL-1300 TT on my Bose 901's. My vintage audio gear sounds way better than most of the crap you buy today. :D



I picked this turntable up for very little, second hand, for as much as i listen to it, it works. I have very limited space in my current digs. one of these days when i have the space, i want the whole work up. So does this mean i can bring my records over? ;)

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:47 am
by brywool
The first release of the CD was anything but warm. Blech. LP blows it away.

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:56 am
by steveo777
brywool wrote:The first release of the CD was anything but warm. Blech. LP blows it away.


Nothing sounds as warm as an LP played thru a vintage tube amp. Going digital was actually a downgrade IMO.

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 4:26 am
by stevew2
steveo777 wrote:
brywool wrote:The first release of the CD was anything but warm. Blech. LP blows it away.


Nothing sounds as warm as an LP played thru a vintage tube amp. Going digital was actually a downgrade IMO.
I agree ,i spin vinyl as much as i can,Id put the fucker in my car if i could

PostPosted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:10 am
by xflajrnylvr
I love my copies of all albums on VInyl

PostPosted: Fri Oct 30, 2009 10:48 pm
by Cris
I still have Frontiers LP. Enjoy it.

PostPosted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:50 am
by KDOUBLEU
I have all of the Journey Lp's but nothing to play them on :(

PostPosted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 3:49 am
by MrsPerry
KDOUBLEU wrote:I have all of the Journey Lp's but nothing to play them on :(




You can get a turntable for really reasonable these days, them gaining popularity again...I priced one at Radio Shack, and they most inexpensive one they had was about $70

PostPosted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 4:29 am
by WykkedSensation
KDOUBLEU wrote:I have all of the Journey Lp's but nothing to play them on :(



I know the feeling. I have to sort this problem out very soon :(