Initial Thoughts Modern High Performance Table Versus A Vintage Machine

[KentTeffeteller]

Indeed, and even when we disagree, I learn something. And enjoy hearing the other person's perspective.

 

[markd51]

Of course AK isn't all bad. I still don't know how this whole thread degenerated into such a pile of crap. There are a lot of assumptions flying around about Mister Pig that are just plain un-true. Oh well, it's every ones loss.

I'll concur, this forum is more than just not a bad place, it is a fantastic place to be, and to enjoy, and I'm "vely vely happy" to be a member here!

We're all sometimes a very passionate group of folks, and in truth, we're all in the "same camp", as we love music.

A few of my posts lately have been adversarial, questionable, debatable, funny, and maybe too with a little sarcasm thrown in to boot.

As for cleaning, care for vinyl, and such, I have to consider that if a person is cleaning their records with Tidy Bowl toilet cleaner, and getting pleasing results, then carry on Montague!

Of course I might be a tad reluctant to let those records get on my player after the toilet bowl treatment!

If your system is $50K, or $50, don't matter. Are you enjoying, and finding peace, and trancendendence with this music you enjoy, and play? If so, then all is well, and great "Karma", and Ju Ju is definitely coming your way!

Mr Pig will be back, I value, and enjoy his presence here, and I know many of you other folk do too. I think he only has gotten temporarily "tuckered out" in his explanations, and he needs to only catch his breath, but truth be told, he will be back with bells on, sharing his love, his passion, and great experiences.

The catch phrase that came to my mind as I wrote this post, was "Roots".

The catch phrase from American Grafitti "Where were you in 1962"?

Here's some music I liked back in the day, one of a million. Enjoy! Mark

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJMwxucTJyo

 

[markd51]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJY&feature=related

Another fav, and look who's in the back, it's Neil!

I was just becoming of age, a teenager when this tune hit the charts.

This man (Steven) was I always felt highly under-appreciated, as one of the greatest lyricists in the 20th century.

 

[markd51]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnOoNM0U6oc

And how in music, we teach how we were shot down in our innocence.

That we can never let such ever happen again by our government.