Posts Tagged ‘ vinyl records ’

How The Compact Disc Transformed The Computer, Music And Movie Businessess

January 11, 2012
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The CD, or Compact Disc, made it feasible to store more information than the past storage media, the cassette and the floppy. Originally invented in the early 90s, CDs were designed to replace floppy drives and cassettes, and over a 10-year period, they not only replaced floppies and cassettes, but made them completely obsolete....

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Good Lord, The Doors And Their True Founders

December 28, 2011
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During a generation of peace and love came the one honest voice of Jim Morrison, consumed with an honest anger and devotion. He put a stop to fake love and opened a gateway of sensuality that was missing in music. The Doors have been examined and talked about for over four decades. They have...

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Where Could The Door Of Perception Have Led To?

December 22, 2011
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During a generation of peace and love came the one honest voice of Jim Morrison, filled with an honest angst and devastation. He was pure sexuality and unashamed of his unabashed masculinity. There are dozens books, documentaries and movies made about The Doors over the past forty years. They have left a deep and...

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Neighborhood Record Shops Fight To Stay In Business

December 16, 2011
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It is a difficult time to own an independent record store.  With the world of digital music, finding and downloading your favorite albums is simple.  Independent record stores stay open due to a small group of music fans who want to experience something more.  Many of these places have to do more than just...

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There’s A Cornucopia Of Hendrix On Tap, And The Trick Is Finding It

December 16, 2011
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If you think you know Hendrix, you may be bowled over to learn that there’s an impressive amount of Hendrix material yet to make it to a turntable or CD player near you. Often jamming in recording studios with a mixed bag of other musicians, Hendrix let the tapes roll, and consequently a lot...

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Missing The Times Created By Record Albums

December 14, 2011
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Vinyl albums are starting to make a nice little comeback.  Just by researching the internet and walking the streets, you will see record albums in places that might surprise you.  You will even find new artists releasing record albums and jumping in on this new wave.  We can only hope that younger music lovers...

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The Doors: Trials And Hardships Of Their Vocalist

November 22, 2011
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In 1965, the Los Angeles community witnessed the creation of The Doors, a rock and roll band that blended together blues rock, acid rock and hard rock into a unique style. Despite their prosperity, the band received much heat by the media because of Jim Morrison’s often erratic behavior both on and off the...

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Many Record Collectors Conclude That If You Haven’t Heard It On Vinyl You’re Missing A World Of Sound

November 16, 2011
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There are trends, fads and flashes in the pan that pull in a lot of attention at first, but then fade quickly from memory after they are brought outdoors and seen in the unyielding clarity of pure sunlight, never to be heard from again, and often that’s probably just as well; however, this is...

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Celebrate Their Music On Vinyl And Remember The Beatles

October 25, 2011
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The Beatles, one of the most successful groups of all time, continue to leave their mark on popular culture, continuing to win additional fans with every new generation, showing that they posess the longevity to withstand the test of time. The band continues to sell countless records each year, in every medium available, from...

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The Road To Fame Of Elvis Presley – The Original King Of Rock And Roll

October 18, 2011
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Growing up a quiet boy and an only child who was very close to his mother and father and teased at school for being a “momma’s boy” before beginning his calling in the music industry, Elvis Presley is generally thought of as the King of Rock and Roll, and his tour to the top...

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