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One of JT's I didn't own yet, and never heard. Found it today at my local record store. It's amazing this record came out at the height of the disco era. I had hoped to find This Was but didn't happen. Enjoying Heavy Horses so far. This spin having any connection with the Kentucky Derby is purely coincidental.
S.J.
Forgive me if this has been discussed before... Does anyone replace CD copies with LP copies? I have to resist the urge every time I visit my favorite local independent record store to buy some freshly reissued LP version of something I have on CD.
In full disclosure, sometimes I purposefully do this. Some of my CDs were purchased as placeholders, as it were, until I could find a suitable LP copy. These days, suddenly, suitable LP copies are readily available. In point of fact, I don't have too much trouble with releases issued in the heyday of the CD, say, 1987 through 1994 or so. I do feel compelled to replace anything before that, especially 1960s and 1970s albums.
Feels like a problem. Cuz, of course, I hardly have unlimited music spending coin.
Forgive me if this has been discussed before... Does anyone replace CD copies with LP copies? I have to resist the urge every time I visit my favorite local independent record store to buy some freshly reissued LP version of something I have on CD.
In full disclosure, sometimes I purposefully do this. Some of my CDs were purchased as placeholders, as it were, until I could find a suitable LP copy. These days, suddenly, suitable LP copies are readily available. In point of fact, I don't have too much trouble with releases issued in the heyday of the CD, say, 1987 through 1994 or so. I do feel compelled to replace anything before that, especially 1960s and 1970s albums.
Feels like a problem. Cuz, of course, I hardly have unlimited music spending coin.
Nice score, And lava lamp!