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I should clarify. I answered based on, "The first album you ever bought with your own money" I already had all the Beatles albums, having got Mom to buy them for me, before I actually bought my first album with my own money.revolver-the beatles
Same here, my older half-brother had all the steppenwolf, Elvis, Buddy Holly, all the metal, all of what then was called "hard rock" and all that. My parents had all the country stuff. And I had the Beatles for starters in my own collection.Right, I want to see what you all bought for the first time with your OWN money! I got lucky, because I inherited my sisters albums before I started adding to my own collection.
I just remember thinking how cool I was when I got home, because I went into the record store and payed for that album with my own money.
yeah, we used this stuff called "cash".
del has his first turntable in his avatar!
shows how much you know, it's my third.
Yes! And I still have some! AND a turntable to play them on. I actually, also professionally digitize vinyl records into CDs for folks. Or into mp3's for ipods, etc. When I digitally remaster records, you cannot tell in the finished product. No pops, rumble, nothing but pure sound!People used to buy them?
Yes! And I still have some! AND a turntable to play them on. I actually, also professionally digitize vinyl records into CDs for folks. Or into mp3's for ipods, etc. When I digitally remaster records, you cannot tell in the finished product. No pops, rumble, nothing but pure sound!People used to buy them?
I can do the remastering WITH the pops and rumble.Yes! And I still have some! AND a turntable to play them on. I actually, also professionally digitize vinyl records into CDs for folks. Or into mp3's for ipods, etc. When I digitally remaster records, you cannot tell in the finished product. No pops, rumble, nothing but pure sound!People used to buy them?
Oh man, there is NOTHING better than the sound of a record on a turntable. I love all those pops and rumbles, there's just something so, oh, I don't know, cool about it I guess. Good Memories of times gone by maybe?
Yes! And I still have some! AND a turntable to play them on. I actually, also professionally digitize vinyl records into CDs for folks. Or into mp3's for ipods, etc. When I digitally remaster records, you cannot tell in the finished product. No pops, rumble, nothing but pure sound!People used to buy them?
Oh man, there is NOTHING better than the sound of a record on a turntable. I love all those pops and rumbles, there's just something so, oh, I don't know, cool about it I guess. Good Memories of times gone by maybe?
