RECORD PLAYERS - 5 Reasons To Buy One

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[@vinyleyezz]

What Records are you spinning today? 🤔🎵

[@richlumb]

Just about to spin up my latest purchase: "Architects - All Our Gods Have Abandoned Us"

[@qtrhassan7170]

Diana Krall ( this dream of you )

[@AnxiousSeeker]

Nimrod- Green Day

[@shanethomas2790]

Bob Marley 🎶

[@Clacker7]

Not spinning anything because everything in this house can actually disturb the turntable which makes the record skip. It is caused by people closing fridge doors, walking up stairs, something like that.

[@carlosenriquesierra9044]

Collecting records is one of the most gratifying ways to support artists. Specailly buying through their websites. It makes me feel better when I listen to the music on Spotify when I am not home, knowing I have directly supported them through my vinyl and CD collection.😅

[@kreature6632]

Top reasons for me for collecting records is 1) how satisfying it is to see everything working to play music in that format, and 2) music preservation in an age where nothing is owned and can be taken away in a blink.

[@rrricardo5906]

"You might not remember the first mp3 you downloaded, but you're definitely gonna remember the first record you ever got." And that is so true! I vividly remember the first record I got. It was LP1 by FKA twigs, and I bought it in Portugal at Fnac. I remember being obsessed not only with the album, but also with the artwork, and when I saw it I was like "Damn this would be great decor for my bedroom" lol

[@vinyleyezz]

That’s awesome! What a nice memory of your first ever record! 🎵. In addition to the music of course, the artwork of a record is just as appealing! Happy spinning!

[@cortmadril2142]

The first record I bought was Led Zeppelin IV.

[@MuzikJunky]

The first record that I bought by myself with my own money was the first volume of the “Beat Street” soundtrack (Atlantic 80154) in 1984! Peace.

[@codname125]

Who downloads MP3s anyway? We had AAC since the late 90s.

[@matejajezdic]

Great video, Jarrett! Agreed. Nothing beats physically holding an album you love in your hands 💿

[@vinyleyezz]

Glad we agree!

[@madmanmike1980]

@@vinyleyezz So true! As an 80s kid, I grew up with vinyl (as well as cassettes). 😉

[@peanutbutterjeff5364]

I have to say, the memory aspect is awesome. The first records I got, I found in the garage during a boring afternoon and belonged to my late grandmother. The first one I bought was Thriller, and I actually gave my grandpa the wrong directions home from Hollywood so I could swing by Amoeba.

[@MJbr2]

I couldn't agree more with the crate digging part. It's my absolute favorite part about collecting records. Besides doing some historical research, you can also make friends, share stories and much more. It's also so relaxing, like meditation. Crate digging has got to be the funniest way to socialize there is.

[@bazjed5881]

The first album I bought was Led Zeppelin 2, in November 1970. It was purchased from gift monies, on my 13th birthday. My Dad took me too Kmart after school, & there it was! The Anticipation was unreal. It had been released for almost a year by then. The excitement of buying albums particularly in the 70’s, was everything to me. Led Zeppelin 2 is still my favourite album of all time. 👌

[@QoraxAudio]

Nice, I bought my first record when I was 13 too. It was a DJ record by the Noisecontrollers. Because DJing was cool back in 2006, but CD/USB decks were too expensive for high school kids.

[@ChristopherCollinssr]

I love this video. You hit some good points... even as you closed out! No ads, no wifi, no problem! 1 thing I love / hate but really appreciate about my records is the required interaction with the record. When its playing I really enjoy it because I know I can just have it on repeat. I Can ignore it or the moment will be gone. If the needle is on the record my ears have to open for business.

[@davidportch8837]

The first record I bought was a 45 single. "A Picture of you" by Joe Brown in 1962...The shop I bought it from in London has long gone but as you say, I remember it very well...Thanks Jarrett as always for your channel...

[@realgamerguyvlog32]

Song of the day, More than a feeling, Boston

[@LotteYanson]

Great video. I loved your point about making memories finding records so I thought I’d share one of mine. I remember my girlfriend was looking for Lord Huron’s Strange Trails for months and everything on eBay was between 80 to 100 bucks because it was a limited splatter style pressing. One day we were at a regional chain store that specializes in used and new media like games, movies and records and we asked if any store had it in stock. One location about 40 minutes from us did have it for 20 bucks brand new. Granted it was just on black vinyl, but she was fine with that as she just wanted the album. And 20 is a good price for a double LP. We called them up and put it on hold but due to bad weather conditions, we couldn’t go out for three days and they have a 48 hour hold policy so they said if we didn’t get there by first thing next day they’d put it back on display. I’ll never forget waking up at 9am to pick her up and driving about 45 minutes out just so we’d get there as their doors opened to pick up her record. And to make things even better, that’s the day I found my personal favorite album, The Queen is Dead by The Smiths so both of us found some of our top favorite records that day.

[@davidcarter3109]

I enjoy listening to music. There is always music in my flat, be it from my wee radio, or CD or from my Vinyl collection. I live alone so I don’t upset anyone lol. My flat isn’t large so space is a premium, and to this end I buy Jazz, or Blues or certain Soul records only. I have a turntable with speakers. It wasn’t an expensive set up, basically because I can’t afford to buy expensive equipment. I enjoy what I have and I visit my local store plus an out of town store about 5 miles away. I also attend Vinyl record fairs every month, although in August I will be visiting two fairs. To sum up I love Vinyl collecting. Thank you for your video’s informative and interesting. Take care

[@pellevanderdussen7922]

should've been me - mitski. i recently got her newest album on a limited edition red opaque pressing and i love it so much. this is ONE of my favorite songs. your channel got me into vinyl, so thank you.

[@kagome122885]

I found a Technics SL-220 next to the dumpster back on July 4, 2016, and decided to save it. It needed a new belt, and a new cartridge, and I got those earlier this year. My dad recommended that I should start collecting records, and I got myself a good vintage Onkyo TX-850 receiver in January. My dad sent me some 8 ohm Sony SS-B1000 bookshelf speakers to use in place of the 6 ohm JVC speakers that came with my compact JVC stereo. My first album I got on vinyl was Misplaced Childhood by Marillion (originally released in 1985). I have 8 albums on vinyl and I'm enjoying this awesome hobby. The stereo separation on vinyl is way more pronounced than digital streaming services and MP3s.

[@narubear]

i love the fact you went right into the topic like literally 10 seconds in!

[@lauracorbett4577]

Collecting records is my favorite hobby

[@emanuelle8364]

Take Five - The Dave Brubeck Quartet (can't stop listening)

[@chickenvasquez78]

For whatever reason, I like the smell of aged vinyls from any year of the 20th century. Like 1968.

[@Trikenut012]

I recommend joining a local Facebook group, there usually pretty friendly people, and most are quite knowledgeable ,there's always someone selling off an old collection or has doubles for trade, it's a great way to grow that collection and meet new people,You'll often find more harder to find stuff or even a lot of albums that are out of circulation as well

[@aussierob7177]

This is something i found out in the 80's .If you buy a new record that has never been played, there are no "clicks" or "pops" on the record to start with. This results from the stylus sending shock waves through the vinyl punching minute holes through the other side. New records have to be thoroughly cleaned to remove residues and other contaminates before playing them. When i started this hobby, I bought a Duall 1009 turntable with a ceramic cartridge. Next upgrade was a Thorens TD 150 belt drive turntable with no arm. I bought the ADC Pritchard tone arm made of wood with a Shure mag. cartridge. Next was a Thorens DT125 Turntable to whitch i added a JH Formula 4 Uni-pivot tonearm and a ADC XLM cartridge. Each change brought better sound. You are actually involved in changing the sound to your liking which is why this hobby is so rewarding. The one i have now is a Pro-Ject 6 Perspex magnetic suspension turntable fitted with a Hadcock (made in England) Uni-pivot tonearm and a Denon DL301 mk2 moving coil cartridge. I think this will do me out. Today, i will be spinning Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass - Greatest Hits.

[@brandonrapitta2940]

I like it because it’s instant. I just flip on the switch and it plays the music wherever I left off. I don’t have to turn on my speaker… connect to Bluetooth, make sure I’m in range… etc. Cd player would do the same thing, but it’s not as cool.

[@wickedgit]

Ive been collecting records since 2013. Love the sound of a vinyl, i actually currently buy my new albums on vinyl instead of a CD if the band/artist release the albums...i also buy used records wich is very fun, visiting recordstores and spemd hours flipping around. I only have about 50 lp records and 30 ep 7" singles right now but its gonna be more. Ive learned that vinyl sounds warmer, actually better than cds...and vinyls dont have to pop and make noise either, the new vinyls dont actually make major noices.... you cant beat the enalog sounds. I now enjoy listening on vinyls on weekends and after a day at work with my Argon TT turntable and Argon active speakers.

[@chickenvasquez78]

I crate dig at my local antique shop that has TONS and TONS of vinyl albums and singles. Mostly The Beatles.

[@wickedgit]

My first record was a pitcuredisc with an interview from 1982 with Angus Young and Brian Johnson from AC/DC

[@codname125]

2:46 this also applies to casettes, Type II and up sound very good.

[@jesserussell7242]

There’s something wonderful about listening to vinyl records it is fantastic. I really love the surface noise on 78 I had to try listening to wax cylinder recordings that would be cool to listen to. I never bought an albino box that before until recently I bought the Beatles Abbey Road at SuperDeluxe I couldn’t wait for it to be delivered in the mail. I’ll be glad to support any band by buying their albums and any merchandise.

[@jablegh]

Vinyl is just fun to collect. It's that simple.

[@sawtoothmonkfish]

Recently went to Amoeba Music for the first time and it was amazing! Ended up picking up If Icarus Could Fly by Haunt and Oshin by DIIV!

[@gardeotocus]

"mom, I want a record player!" "why?" "it looks cool."

[@zacharyhall689]

You're right about the last point; my first album I bought in a record shop was "Halfway between the gutter and the stars" by Fatboy Slim.

[@shonstewart4957]

Hey Jared I know you're not a huge clerk crossly fan and neither am I normally but I have a crossly portfolio beetle's yellow submarine player that has the audio taken to cartridge and I can't wait and I absolutely love it surprise and price

[@edyoung6573]

It's so funny! I've done a complete 360 through my life. I'm 50 years old, started with albums, went through the whole progression (minus 8 tracks) and now i'm back (for 4 years now) with a turntable and kick ass Stereo Amplifier and speakers. Nothing can beat a nice clean original analog pressing for sound quality (my personal opinion) Plus just handling the record and reading the liner notes. My first album I purchased with my paper route money back in the day was The Doors Strange Days album.

[@stevenannett1739]

Memories first ,,And discovering is a close 2nd I'm really enjoying my love or records again !

[@robsonbass6058]

I have four turntables (one is the very one you started out with), and my granddaughter really wanted a starter for Christmas. Believe it or not, I got her something I've always hated, but had to take the pragmatic perspective: A Crossley Cruiser (actually the Victrola version) in Tie die. She loves that thing and plays records constantly. She's 12. I have thousands of records, many in multiple copies, and she wanted some Elvis and Linda Ronstadt. So I gave her some. She loves that stuff. Next time she comes down here, I'll throw a few more her way. And I suspect she'll eventually end up with that nice RT85.

[@shanethomas2790]

Thanks for video 👍 vinyl of the day is Bob Marley, stay safe 🙏

[@user-zx8de8op9l]

I've been buying vinyl for 30 years, I wish they had the ability to try it before you buy it. I bought of albums, where the music wasn't great, from great bands. There will be used albums with very high prices. The more obscure the album the more it costs. There are albums I have never seen in person from the late 60's and into the 70's. I have only heard them on KZbin.

[@Sovietski_II]

Song of the Day: Elastico - I Cugini di Campagna (it's an italian pop band, i love it.)

[@Jammerk40]

Hi I sent you an email about the Fluance models 81,82,83,84,85 When playing 45 rpm records your turntable may slowdown this sis due to the Auto Stop sensor being activated during play of a 45 rpm with short lead in grooves meaning longer time on the 45 record then most! I have run into this and found out to be true from Fluance saying this could happen and to fix this you just turn off the auto stop feature before playing 45 rpm records! Like I said not all 45's will cause this! Happy playing!

[@kagome122885]

I just got Long Cold Winter by Cinderella, in addition to the Back to the Future soundtrack! I get my music at Used Kids Records in Columbus, Ohio.

[@pascalhibon7928]

Music has been a huge part of my life and still is. Ever since I was a kid I enjoyed listening to music. I buy music because I like to listen to it; not to collect it. The beautiful artwork on vinyl is a very nice plus. Physical formats have always been my preferred format and I don't even have any streaming account. I do stream but only my own physical formats that have been ripped to my home nas. The streaming is usually for background music. When I'm actively listening I will usually be listening to a physical format. The part that I hate about streaming sources such as Spotify and the likes is that those services are promoting our "trash society". Easily consumed but just as easily forgotten (trashed). That's not the way I want to treat the art of music! Song of the day: Six Blade Knife - Dire Straits. Just to prove my above point, this track has never been a hit of the band but it is a fantastic song. Well that complete album is fantastic actually.

[@yavoralexandroff2321]

I don't have a turntable, but sometimes I buy records. Or I receive as gifts.

[@nathanreddent2427]

I remember finding minutes to midnight and reanimation by linkin park a week before chester died. Also I love spatter vinyl. Especially when I find my favorite bands albums with them. Kinda rare but really fun to hunt.

[@seraproto]

Been looking to get into a new hobby, used to collect retro games but because of the pandemic price gouging, the wata and grading scams, and not having a retro game store in town it's become pretty difficult to collect in town. But lots of record stores here.

[@ianyates7742]

My first record was a seven inch 45 by a group called the sweet they where a glam rock group and the song was called blockbuster it was back in 1974ish I was 14 still got it and it still plays well 👍🇬🇧

[@detkenoksid9747]

Ok so, the first record I got, I was alone in my apartment, in my living room, in my desk chair, in front of my PC, looking at my screen, clicking. What a memory. And all the other records that has followed were all bought the same way. Crazy life.

[@Carl-G]

Since the 80's :D I have been into Vinyl :P & I do miss those Record Shops that use to be in every Town but are no more :( That still upsets me when I go into Town & the two Record Shops are not there anymore :( Oh well hopefully Vinyl will keep on selling well & maybe those days will come back(I can only dream) :D

[@Ricecooker64]

Song of the day recommendation Maggie Mae The Beatles:) Great video

[@jesserussell7242]

I don’t like streaming music very much I love buying vinyl records CDs and cassettes. I have to agree with you 100% on all that you’re saying I think those are really good reasons to buy a record player and some vinyl records I just absolutely love not only vinyl records but I am a huge fan of the box sets ceiling box sets and vinyl box sets. I remember that I ordered the Beatles stereo box that from 2012 they didn’t have it, I’ve never ordered anything from Music Millennium before but that was the first time I’ve ever done it it was great, I couldn’t wait to take that box at home with me I was with my cousins Mark and Kathy Brown and I remember Kathy was showing me all the things that she grew in her garden, and the thing was Mark was saying we need to get going because the records were by the sunlight and I asked Mark are the records OK? He reassured me that they were I love collecting vinyl I wanna make sure to take care of all of my CDs cassettes and vinyl records including 7845s and albums 33s. I only have one tenant LPN that has Count Basie and his Orchestra.

[@MuzikJunky]

What do you think of MiniDiscs? Peace.

[@rallekalle95]

All of this is so true. When I got into vinyl it kind of slowed me down, enjoying not only the music but everything around it much more. Edit: Song of the day --> Great Balls of Fire - Jerry Lee Lewis

[@JohnnyZBeatZ]

Please post more and keep up the good work I love the videos

[@ratofthecity6351]

opening with the spirit phone vinyl was a bit of a surprise! i love that one so much! (p.s. song of the day: ancient aliens - lemon demon 😏)

[@gyucatur]

First album i bought was a Michael Jackson Thriller on cassette format. I still have it in my collection 😊

[@ultimatehunter36]

First Record I ever got was Elvis sings hits from his Movies Volume 1 (1972)

[@lauracorbett4577]

Target and Barnes And Noble is where I buy records

[@mapp4751]

I Love vinyl but these coloured lps seem to be a bit of a gimmick that you are charged a premium for? but to each their own right?

[@Tom-vg5nb]

My goldfrapp colored vinyls are absolutely beautiful. Can I recommend Caravan Girl from Goldfrapp for song of the day please.

[@_diedeljuice_1393]

overal i think its just satisfaying like everithing is satisfying like holding the record placing the stylus an the record its just satisfaying like for example aftera hard day of school or work records ar one of the best ways to calm down and have an amazing evening

[@thethriftyfawn]

This was such a cool video! 😎

[@zombiesinyourbackyard3584]

VIDEOCLUB-Euphories 👌

[@admulberg]

Bringing vinyl records as souvenirs from trips (instead of fridge magnets)

[@derekchatcavage7425]

Didn’t get a new record player but upgraded to the Ortofon 2M Bronze cartridge last week. Wanted the Black, but my wife is going to kill me already when she sees the cost of the bronze. Totally worth it though lol amazing sounding cartridge! Was just listening to Doolittle by Pixies so Monkey Gone To Heaven for song of the day 🙈 🙉 🙊 one love!

[@lauracorbett4577]

Song Of The Day: Easy by Camila Cabello

[@nikitakiselev5463]

Thanks for video!

[@guitarguyf16]

I’m assuming you ordered the Fear Inoculum box set. Would like to see a video about that! Hopefully they still ship out on April 8th. Thanks for the videos!

[@franzferdinand5350]

Tiday I hear CAN "Soundtrack"Album

[@Leprechaun33]

Can U talk about 7 inch records in your next video

[@Planetgreenzen]

Great video as always brother. "Keep spinning that vinyl :)"

[@jaidynheadford4092]

Vinyls, mix tapes DVDs etc those type of stuff I just Think it’s so much more interesting than streaming music on the Internet digitally. Because they have more interest and value then digital streaming music stuff. I hope you guys understand what I’m trying to say here or what I was trying to say.

[@gam5946]

Song of the Day: Dress Down - Kaoru Akimoto

[@landonpraught9170]

Great video thnaks so much

[@sammyman91]

My first record was Fatboy slim better living through chemistry it's a white and blue record... that was it for me been collecting ever since lolol

[@lauracorbett4577]

I’m trying to get the Camila Cabello romance red vinyl I really want it

[@paulagryspeirt8147]

Could you give your opinion on the Sony PS-LX310BT? :) I love how simple it looks, but I don't know anything about its quality

[@marysanchez4789]

Great video! Which Vinyls are the first two? (The green and wine colored) they are lovely!

[@NoahWilson98]

Awesome!!! Great video👏🏼👏🏼

[@CodeGr88n]

i remember the first mp3 i downloaded...well actually i dont, but it was on LIMEWIRE lol

[@nitro5247]

Idea for song of the day: Mountain song by Jane’s addiction

[@300DBenz]

I actually DO remember the first mp3 I downloaded (Can’t Sleep, Clowns will eat me. By Alice Cooper), because it took 10 hours to download. (I do not miss dial-up at all)

[@theshadowofdeath93]

I recently got into vinyl after I got a free turntable. It's an Ion profile lp and so far it works really well and sounds great. I'm curious to know your thoughts on Ion turntables.

[@CPizzle83]

bro is that the oritfon black on your audio Technica??? I have the blue and love it, but the black 👀

[@brettjames1992]

I use to scratch my records really bad when I was little!!!!

[@steventonydiaz3798]

The Rill Thing by Little Richard :)

[@saltybuckets2562]

Hi bro I was wondering if you have any elton john records and if you have what records because he is the best artist ever and love your videos 🙏👍👍

[@loganj4108]

I just got an original copy of Synchronicity from my dad, and unbeknownst to me, it had a 7” hidden in the sleeve with “Every Breath You Take” on it. I was confused at first because the hole in the center is so large, how would I play this on an LP120????

[@GodWeenSatan]

Your player didn't come with an adapter?

[@ADSCoachSimonB2112]

I am about to upgrade my entry level turntable to a Sony Bluetooth turntable, can I use the Sony srs-ra3000 premium wireless speaker

[@anthonyvasquez1259]

Hello @Vinyl Eyezz! I was wondering if you have any vintage records in your collection, because I know that older ones are produced through pure analog from the original master tapes, and the new ones are mastered from digital. Thanks!

[@JayEdom]

Who would have thought that after tapes and cds were suppose to replace vinyl but the cds are now a cheaper medium and vinyl records are the main go to for home listening but cds are just a car format and tapes are also making a comeback and the phone digital forma is even getting less use illegally because people realize the work musicians put out some bands have to hold down a job and their music career is only a short lived thing so they gotta do with that little success they had and now work their ass off like most ppl

[@bayan4753]

im curious what is the name of this vinyl? 0:29

[@Royal_Flush_TV]

I recently bought TOOL’s Opiate cassette and it got eaten by an old 1987 walkman. Is there anyway to repair or lessen the wrinkles on a wrinkled cassette tape? Please help brother!

[@krzysztofczarnecki8238]

Most of these also apply to CDs, but record covers are bigger and work better as part of room decor. For me the main reason to get a record player was to get music that is unavailable on CD or as a lossless digital download, or is rare/expensive in those formats. There is a lot of music that was for example released mostly on a record and on a cassette, and it is easier to get a used record that isn't in poor condition than a cassette. Plus you can wash a filthy record with water and dish soap, and definitely can't do that with a cassette. Records are also way more chemically stable, so they are less likely to be messed up by things like humidity or mold. CDs remain my format of choice, but records have a certain coolness factor about them, because of how old and simple the invention is, and because future humans (like >1000 years) or alien archaeologists will be more likely to figure out how to play them when we are all dead and rotten.

[@dant4802]

For the song of the day how about Black smoke rising by Greta Van Fleet Awesome track!

[@clarkkent2273]

Hi Vinyl Eyezz, may I ask a question? I remember you said we should always keep the inner sleeve for collection value, however, a lot of inner sleeves are just white paper, those shouldn't affect anything if I discard them, I assume?

[@o_4972]

Yeah, that's right. I would replace these white sleeves with anti static inner sleeves though. (The ones with the plastic inside.)

[@AnAntUnderTheRoof]

May I Ask anyone a question? I want to buy active speaker addon c 10 - and connect it directly to audio technica turntable . However I see There is " ground" thing apart from The red and white cable and I can see the speaker does not have place for this " ground" thing. So I should connect it and ignore this ground metal piece? Im totally New to turntables....

[@myles7522]

I was going to invest in a new turntable….but the price of vinyl has become way over priced….so for the time being I’m sticking with my CD collecting…

[@Corbs_vinyl_and_cassettes]

Song of the Day: Earth Beat - Herbie Hancock

[@madmanmike1980]

Physical media > Downloads and streaming. 😉

[@calvinl5726]

4:16 do not just take home a randon record home with you if you don't like the music chances are you wasted money.

[@echelonrank3927]

1 solid reason - to digitize your vynils and never have to clean the cursed 12 inch dust magnets ever again.