Oh yeah all vinyl all 80's 
 
 
Paul Anthony Changing The World Back To Vinyl Records
 
http://www.youtube.com/wa...o&feature=youtu.be

Why?

Well... if you saw Shaun of the Dead, you would know why we need vinyl albums. They could save your life someday!

Becuase it's fun and it's reminds me of my child hood.

Or we can debate warmth over digital. But I don't know about all that I just like it.


Oh ... And it has to be 80s.


80s vinyl only ... Unless it's fleetwood Mac


Hahahaahaha

I am getting dizzy watching the round thing spin

Interesting from over the summer

http://www.nytimes.com/20...g-a-comeback.html?_r=0



And this from September http://www.voanews.com/co...-comeback/1757080.html


Wow .... Didn't even know it ..... I just bought some records just for fun today is all

I don't have to be reminded of my childhood.  I'm still in it (albeit minus the parts that were annoying or creepy). 

Hi Paul, I like the intro sequence to your video blog. I believe in smiling, I enjoyed watching it and it made me smile.
 
best regards,
mike

Paul, I enjoy your videos.
Perception is cool in that we can gain ideas.
 
The way I see it since my collection of vinyl albums contains
many mint and virgin vinyl (that has never seen a needle) is
having a table that I would spin them on.
Don't get me wrong. I don't mind what you spin yours on but
a Numark, or whatever that was, is not going to cut it.
 
I'm looking forward to seeing your video about bringing back
the affordable tables worth spinning a "real" vinyl album on.
 
Now I do have an almost complete collection of Beatles jukebox 45s (missing a rare red one)
that have never been played so if you include nice jukebox selection that would be great too.
(not to mention many Beatles 45s that the jukebox would never see but a nice table would.)
 
So maybe...vinyl isn't really dead...just protected from a screwed up hardware marketing issue...for some of us.
 
Including isolation, balance, aligning and stylus info would be a great addition if you go for a video series on the subject.
 
 

Digital videos claiming to be bringing back vinyl.
 
Genius.