a song has not pierced through my heart like this since childhood. what a comforting lullaby of a song

my copy sounds mint

How do you stop them from eating the wood?

Wow, the quality of your video is super crisp! What did you use to film this? I looked at your video because I saw one of these doing this on my back deck tonight. Thanks for posting, with as clear as your video is you can see it collecting a little ball underneath its body.

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Thank you. First time listener long time lover. ❤

Available to buy as wav/flac?

Yikes

FAAAAAYYYAAAAAAAAA

Yo BOOMSHAKALAKA on this redux!!! Fire outstanding job on this project!!! Now if you could please do more for the community of bass heads. Thank you for the very hard work into getting this as close to clean as one can with the tools at hand!!! Again outstanding performance!!!

Wow, the picture looks amazing.

I want this Where can get from?

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I remember listening to this as a 10 year old in San Jose in 1974. I loved KBAY radio and had it on all the time in my bedroom. Monty Haas was my favorite personality there, and I actually phoned him one day and talked to him. He was really nice! Those were the days!

tracks on youtube music and spotify are mislabeled check the discogs

amazing

just awesome

Thanks for your thoughtfulness to preserve this beast of a white label. Biggups!!

I meant to make this video, you beat me to it. Still may, just in case. But yup, this is what I already knew. They DO destroy your records. And with quality control on those things they may destroy them even more, or a little less. It's not the tracking force that's the issue in the first place. It's the combination of tracking force, a very badly designed cantilever, bad arm bearing and a badly cut stylus. All of the above. Generally, if you have a record player with a decent cartridge (you often see the AudioTechnica AT-3600L on half decent cheap record players) and a tracking force under 4.5 grams, you are 'okayish'. Also, with a cheap shitty record player like that, you destroy your records while NOT enjoying them. It's a lose-lose.

never gets old , tuff tune. Hold tight...#timeless

Deep dark and heavy just how we like it

Good tune but have heard better mixes

This video is such a great resource for vinyl enthusiasts. Thanks! Do you recall what the tracking force was on each TT?

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I have it on white vinyl, never saw another yet, top track

Thank you for doing this video👏👏👏

"I wonder if my neighbor is okay, he's been playing the same song over and over again"

My copy’s other side is a flat/blank side that I use to properly weight my needles everytime we set up the soundsystem. The choon gets nearly as much use as that too. Proper stonker.

At this point idc I have a Victrola I'll probably get another turntable one day but if my records get messed up I'll just use my records as wall decorations 🤷‍♂️

The only problem with all Dolby’s that low level high frequencies are cut on the levels below -18dB. Other than that - perfect system. That’s said it will not fit same well all the songs. I can hear difference on my speakers. Just a bit but enough to spoil listening.

Awesome mix. Congratulations.

This and Dillinja-Grimey were the tunes of the year for me Round this era

Leave it to Commodore to go from serial to parallel and only go about three times as fast.

Tune ain't heard this for ages wow junglist mix 😎🥳🥳🥳🥳

So the important thing here is having a counter weight and a fresh stylus? Will an entry level turntable ~100€ suffice?

Cheap players does the record wear much more.

Vintage acoustic players and especially the Indian fakes, assembled from different parts does instantly ruin vinyl records. There was a reason, why shellac plastic was used till the 1950's. Before this time, a record had to be durable enough to be played with higher pressure. Flexible discs existed, but weren't popular, you had to use special needles, that the record may survive 10 plays, without you may play it one time only. I speak about "Hit of the week", "Durium", "Phonycord Flexible"

Nice comparison though I thought I heard differences with the more expensive player too.

I have original albums I bought in the late 70s and 80s that I played on an all in one Panasonic stereo. I now play them on much better gears and most of them sound very good.

I’m thinking maybe more dust has collect on the record with your 100th play

Why you do this? Thank you for this! <3

ight it's not noticeable enough for me to care.

What is the turntable on the left?

Killed these things keep going on my playgroud.

Very informative. The problem isn't as bad as you think with old records that have been played on concrete mixers however. A lot of my older records were played back on a Fidelity UA4 autochanger, with a ceramic cartridge, and a penny on the head shell :). Fortunately the primitive conical stylus profiles on these cartridges only affects the upper surfaces of the groove walls, the information buried below will often, dirt apart, be pristine. My turntables, Hydraulic Reference, and Gyrodec, are fitted with a 2M Black, and an AT-OC7 respectively. Their stylus profiles allow me to still play the records I did my best to erase all those years ago, with hardly a pop or crackle.

Glassed Saphire tips increase on the groves more cracks and distortion after a significant number of passages

well i have to say I kind of like it to it does not look bad to me it is different JRo and one more thing this being an automatic it looks better than todays cheap automatic maybe its plastic but I've seen one these on another vid on the inside it looks well built like a typical Dual like a tank I saw mechanical parts were metal not mostly plastic so I think this is a good deal and a great sleeper of a turntable you licked out !!!!! JRo

Okay this is adorable!!

Did you replay the record 100 times consecutively without a breather between plays? If you did then any table arm, cartridge, setup you perform a test like that on would seriously damage the record. Temperatures at the moment the stylus undulates through the groove can get into hundreds of degrees. I thought somewhere I read that it gets up to 350 degrees momentarily. That would deform the vinyl. That is why it is recommended not to play an lp many times in a day. Their are some record manufacturers that claim that their vinyl formula has no memory so the groove walls snap back into shape almost immediately.