Weekly Vinyl Spins - in 4K! Vinyl Community

[@isherrod13]

That Labradford is really good.

[@highrantdistrict]

Mr. Mustache Mug cracks me up every time. I also don't upgrade my phone unless it dies. Didn't know that Bowery Electric album but the quick samples are great. "A Jamaican vg+" 🤣🤣🤣 The Vinyl Tag has turned into a meme. I'm thinking of starting a Belarussian private-press coldwave vinyl tag. Cheers! Tom

[@the-vinyl-dreamscape5084]

Some really interesting records: the background sounds of Bowery Electric are immediately appealing. And your description of the Bill Dixon album had me adding the album to my wishlist. I have never heard of the album. I’m a fan of many free jazz titles but my collection doesn’t reflect it. I’ve probably got less than 15 records that would fit strictly into the category. So I have some work to do. Lol. The Richard Horowitz album is like no other. And, although I have a reissue that is very good.m, I’d love to find an original. Nice to see all the reggae and dub. I’m wondering if you are familiar with Muslimgauze? Although the sounds focus on the Middle East, the music often has that deep atmospheric dub sound. But I’m sure you are already familiar with Muslimgauze. Great video. Appreciate you sharing. Cheers. Shawn.

[@bazedjunkiii_tv]

that bowery electric ambient track sounds pretty glacial... guess that's enough to put that on my ever growing wantlist without having heard the entire album.

[@topherg1935]

I just picked up Pete Jolly Seasons for $5 at local shop, so I do think there are still some deals out there!

[@ButteryDigs]

Wowsa!! Crazy, it’s a lovely record but online asking prices are just too much

[@seekingathread]

Great stuff and always love the variety. I briefly considered buying the Flying Nun edition of Prazision until it finally turned up at the right price. Roots of Dub is essential Tubby. I missed the boat on that Roy Haynes but as you said, I have no intention of paying way up for jazz lps such as that. I will either wait for the record crash or get lucky somewhere down the road. Take care!

[@Localbandography]

John Surman is a beast on that Dawn LP

[@jameshutton5979]

The tool on the LABRADFORD LP cover is a micrometer. It's a measuring tool normally used in PRAZISION engineering!)

[@ButteryDigs]

A ha! I knew someone out there would know

[@bazedjunkiii_tv]

the correct german spelling would be PRÄZISION but i think the a lot of english speaking folks wouldn't even know where to find a german umlaut - a.k.a. Ä - on their keyboard.