I started a joke

[highup]

Any Bee Gee fans out there?
PBS is showing a concert right now filmed at the MGM Grand in I believe 2003, just before Maurice died.
Great stuff.
................. I don't dance and never have but those guys always made my foot start tappin.
I forgot how many songs they had over the years........ pretty cool show.

 

[Nick]

I burned most of their songs . I'll look around and see if i can find them and send you some CDs .

 

[highup]

I burned most of their songs . I'll look around and see if i can find them and send you some CDs .

Wish I could convert my own LPs so I could listen to them.
I think I have three of the Bee Gees. albums.
I had literally forgotten how good they were.

 

[FYIfloors]

Pretty sure they still make record players, look in the second hand shops for a bargin. Nothin beats vinyl.....nothin

 

[highup]

Pretty sure they still make record players, look in the second hand shops for a bargin. Nothin beats vinyl.....nothin

I still have a lateral arm that I bought from Radio Shack, but I put a disk player in it's place.

Nothin beats vinyl.....nothin

You sound like Raymond's dad.
You are right tho.

 

[Ernesto]

I saw a record player that can burn the LP to a CD all for $100. I'd like to get one myself. I have about 300 LP's. I do have an old Yamaha record player cept the little eject thingamajig wont lift the arm up and it's will scratch the record.

Just a few years ago when my youngest was looking through my records he ask....how does music come out of these. So then I had to find a new cartridge and needle.

PBS had a neat Folk Music fund raiser on last night with Pete Seger and others. That was cool.

 

[Darol Wester]

Aren't they making vinyl again? Thought I heard that somewhere. I still have my Hitachi turntable. I'll listen to an oldie album occasionally. Some Ten Years After, Cold Blood or maybe a little Leon Russell/Hanks Back, to get my feet hoppin around.

 

[Floorist]

I still have an old turntable and some 45s from the 60's.