MYSTERY MUSIC MONDAY #8 (with actual record player)

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[@SilasBaileyReacts]

Haha I realize it’s on the wrong speed!🤦‍♂️ I just ordered a thing to put in the hole in the middle so I may just listen to this 45 again once I get that and the speeds are correct😂 This was my first time doing this but let me know guys if you like this setup if the speed is right ha!

[@alansmithee7738]

I think you already have a 45 adapter. It's a black plastic disc-shape embedded into the Victrola towards the top, between the arm and the record platter, it's flush with the black top of the player. I got my brother a player like that, and I can sort of see the adapter on yours. They used to cut out the middle to make the vinyl cost less for singles. That's why they have the big, donut holes. Some just have a normal size hole punched. Singles were put out on 45s. The Beatles often didn't even put 45 singles on the albums because they considered that better value for their fans.

[@ericjohnson4825]

Oh, looks like you figured it out.

[@Macdelaven]

Yep, it looks like the 45 rpm adaptor was shipped with the record player originally.

[@michaela8706]

I haven't laughed this hard in a while. Glad you figured it out. Thanks and God Bless.

[@JoeThornhill]

For the video speed at least, 1.25x speed is pretty much the correct speed.

[@Macdelaven]

Silas, you are amazing! I was excited when I saw the record player thumbnail. Then your playing of a 45 at 33 rpm (without the adaptor, no less) was the highlight of my internet experience today. Especially the fact you still liked the song. I really appreciate your effort to try new things. I feel like you got some of the experience of us old people when we were young. Crackling and popping allows you to identify your 45s as your own. Be a leader and continue playing 45s on the record player.

[@Yaktahbay]

Thanks for the biggest laugh I've ever had on KZbin! It's really a great song and record btw.

[@KJ-4321]

Me too… I was laughing thru the whole thing!!!! 😀

[@NotData]

Glad you caught it after posting. We all had a laugh playing a 33 1/3 LP records at the 45 speed to make the singers sound like Alvin and the Chipmunks.

[@KJ-4321]

Ha ha… I knew immediately that it was on the wrong speed. Your facial expressions were worth it! That was my laugh for the day! Lol I like the set up by the way!

[@Straydogger]

I bet you can't work a phone with a rotary dial either! LOL Just kiddin' Silas. Funny video. 🙂

[@SharonChartier-c9x]

Ha ha ha ! So Funny, you don't know til someone shows you

[@TJinMO]

Monday morning HALARIOUS!!!!!!

[@jamesl6639]

Silas next step is 78's on a victrola crank turntable. All in good fun. Peace!

[@KJ-4321]

Lol!!!

[@billreilly7693]

😂 Silas, you are a riot.

[@elizajohn5]

I think the guy singing has been on the beer for a week, hahaa. Brings me back to my youth when there were different speeds for a single record and an album. 😄🍺

[@sean---the-other-one]

Ok, those singles have a really big hole in the centre, which means you need a little device that fits in that hole and converts it to the small silver pole in the middle of the platter. I think those larger holes were used for jukeboxes, but most domestic players have that small silver spindle in the centre.

[@MrCome4numb]

also back in the 50's early 60's they made just players for 45 singles and the spindle was made to fit the hole.

[@lauraallen55]

This absolutely made my day! You know, both of those actually sounded not all that bad at 33 1/3 revolutions per minute lol!

[@timbecker8707]

Love playing the 45s. Mondays with Silas is part of my routine these days!

[@tinalinge2782]

Lol. Ive never heard this version. 😅😅😅

[@KJ-4321]

😂😂😂😂

[@garylarue3899]

Best laugh I've had in weeks. Thanks for the nostalgia dude - looks like my first set up when I was like ten.

[@ericjohnson4825]

Ist time for MMM. Your enthusiasm is awesome!

[@FireMunki63]

Thats no record player, it is a destroyer of records and music!

[@dawnpatrol700]

It gets the job done, and good for a college kid on a budget. To get a real turntable, he'd be looking at a solid receiver and speakers, and that adds up quick.

[@commentatron]

@@dawnpatrol700 True, or just subscribe to KZbin Music.

[@michelangelobasque2157]

On vinyl!! Now you're talking. Love vinyl records. I have a nice collection. I'm 52 and been listing to vinyl pretty much all my life.

[@123Will68]

I can't believe you listened to both songs before realizing you had it on the wrong speed. lol Still loved the rection.

[@WilliamPickard-eo4xt]

I really like the set up and I prefer to listen to these songs on vinyl it adds to the aesthetic as to the popping and scratches just add more flavor

[@MrCome4numb]

Yes, I love the old snap crackle and pop of vinyl, nice touch with the record player, you'll be ok once you get the 45 adapter and put the speed on 45 rpm. Can't wait to see next Monday.

[@dougs78records64]

You are a real comedian!!!!! I think this is the funniest You Tube video I've ever seen!

[@kwh9583]

😂 The fact that you liked those songs on the wrong speed says a lot about those tunes. This concept of the record player is awesome! Keep up the good work.

[@gregorydahl5489]

You’re marvelous !

[@KalElvis]

Anyone going to tell him he has the record player on the wrong speed?! 45 refers to the ROTATIONS PER MINUTE - 45 vs 33 for an Album.. You need to switch it to 45 for singles otherwise they play slow and distorted to which you just reacted to. Kinda funny really as most kids don't know how to operate a record player properly.

[@sean---the-other-one]

Hey, Silas. If you’d like to have your mind blown by some amazing playing, try the studio version of Lopsy Lu by Stanley Clarke. It’s a jam with four of the hottest musicians around. Stanley is a bass player who is maybe like a cross between the funk of Stevie Wonder and the fire of Stevie Ray Vaughan. If you’re interested, the video is on KZbin with a thumbnail of Stanley’s debut album - a red cover with a black and white shot of Stanley and his bass and just his name on it.

[@sean---the-other-one]

Yes, it was slow. Albums were typically 33 and 1/3 revolutions per minute (rpm) and singles 45rpm. The record label will say 78, 45, or 33 1:3 and you should have a switch on your player to at least do the 45 and the 33 1/3 rpm records. 78 rpm players are rare nowadays, but you usually won’t find many records these days recorded at 78rpm.

[@slm_766]

When we were kids, we would play 45s at the wrong speed on purpose for a laugh. If we put on 78, we would hear The Chipmunks; if we put it on 33 1/3, we would hear BEARS. You had Bill Withers on "Bears" 🤣

[@doplinger1]

Not that the fidelity of the old 45s are very good to begin with, but those types of record players are awful. The right speed helps too!😂😂😂

[@ericanderson8886]

Love the player. Lol, gotta set it for 45 RPM lol, it's on 33.

[@zack2chat812]

Oh no 😂 that's a real fact maker... You've never heard it before.. I look forward to more in the future..

[@davidhatton8880]

you need to set the player on 45 speed.

[@kenmurchison3943]

Thanks for the laugh, Silas.

[@davesilver5493]

Do it over at correct speed.

[@ericjohnson4825]

Either speed is set incorrectly or player needs maintenance. Playing way too slowly.

[@commentatron]

There should be a handle in the back to wind it up. Also, for better high fidelity, there should be a large curved, bell-shaped horn that projects the sound.

[@RicoCosta317]

It's actually not bad that way! Bill Withers as a baritone 😂😂😂

[@mattbailey9396]

🤪

[@TW-me4lw]

Somewhere on that machine, I assume, is a way to switch from 33 rpm to 45 rpm, and even possibly 78 rpm (for REALLY old records). You set the machine on 33 rpm (revolutions per minute) to play "albums." Albums are, of course, a collection of songs. You put the machine's setting on "45" to play what you have here, in this video. These small records are known as "singles", or "45s". Singles (aka 45s) have the hoped-for "hit" song on the A side, and usually a "filler" song on the B side. Cracks and pops were just something you put up with, with vinyl records. So, back in the day, when I bought a new album, I also at the same time bought a blank "cassette tape" on which to record my new album. Then, I would rush home to my stereo and carefully slice open just enough of the plastic wrapper to get the album out, and then remove the album from its cover -- being ever so careful to grab the disk only by its edge to avoid putting any fingerprints on the grooves of the record. Then, I'd admire the fresh, unscratched marvel I had in my hand, for a few seconds, before placing the disk on my freshly dusted "turntable", for the album to receive its first, inevitable scratches. Then, I'd spread a few drops of record cleaner on my record-cleaner pad/brush, get the turntable spinning, and then hold the damp, velvet-like, cleaner brush on the album for several revolutions, making sure all of the record's grooves got cleaned, then stop the spinning. Now, my record was ready to record. So, I'd put my blank cassette tape in my tape deck and get it ready to hit "record". When I was ready, and all systems were go, I'd hit record on the tape deck just before the turntable's "stylus", or "needle" reaches the record's grooves. Finally, I could sit back and listen to, say, side A of Fleetwood Mac's Rumours album for the first time. Once side A was done recording, repeat the process for side B. I could also now replay the album many times, without adding more scratches to the tender vinyl, by simply instead playing the cassette tape version I already recorded. Eventually, you might actually wear out a tape through overuse, and then you'd have to record the album again, which meant playing the once-played album a second time. This was how I preserved the quality of my vinyl albums, as much as possible. Sorry for the looooooong description. Hehe

[@JoeThornhill]

Ooh yeah, Bill Withers. Hey, at least you handled the records right. New or old and scratched, the amount of times I've seen people in movies and T.V. Shows slide it out the sleeve and yet touch the faces with all four fingers. Does my head in.

[@gregj1295]

You better get up to speed on these New Fangled Contraptions!

[@kaikito7662]

33 rpm is for lp albums. 45 rpm is for single records.

[@reality1958]

Clearly lps are more complicated to play than CDs! It’s more than just the on and play button…lol

[@ryanje8147]

I think Silas has the wrong setting for that type of record.

[@dougww1ectebow]

Useful Tip #1 for a turntable: It's called a 45 because you play it at 45 rpm. Not at 33 RPM speed as you would for an album. That's why you don't recognize the song. It's too slow.

[@laurab68707]

OMG, Lol, wrong speed!! 🤣😂 Yeah, you need the middle piece so the 45 fits properly. Were there directions with the record player? I would have thought it would have come with the 45 middle piece. Will sound much better with correct speed. You will definitely recognize this song.

[@JacobBailey]

Ha! Hilarious! Maybe you should play stairway to heaven backwards(with lyrics). It’s creepy!

[@dt1064]

Eeeewwww side 2 made my skin crawl. Had to fast forward.

[@jaquestraw1]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kaikito7662]

33 rpm? Oops! Apologise to Bill Withers!!!!

[@murraythomas8674]

Needs to be on 45 speed

[@jeanphilippebaye1713]

You have to put the record player at the right speed: 45 revolutions and not 33 revolutions. Video to be redone. Otherwise good purchase for a start.

[@WILLKMC]

Honest mistake but thanks for the laugh

[@brenthenderson3983]

Wrong speed!!!.

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Hilarious. I think you know you were playing a 45 at 33 1/3

[@masterjack5720]

We need more Pantera. At least react to one album please.

[@arpeggioblues5924]

You got the wrong RPM.. those small records with the large hole. those are called "45's" which means play them at 45 rpm NOT 33 which si what you did here.. you're so funny..

[@farmersteve661]

😂🤣😂

[@Daron-Novotny]

I THINK YOU HAVE THE SPEED SETTING TO 33RPM AND NOT 45RPM LOL

[@jamespagdon2998]

this was a joke right? the human race is doomed. use 45 rpm with a 45 adapter on the spindle.