FabSwingers.com forum: The Vinyl Frontier

By *andadbod OP Man
8 weeks ago

Liverpool

So who out there has gone back to vinyl records, maybe you never left? What was your last purchase?

Myself I recently bought Queens greatest hits 2 from a record fair. 😃

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By *ettieAndIrvingMan
8 weeks ago

Derby

Never stopped buying them.

Started in 1980 with Adam And The Ants' Kings Of The Wild Frontier and been buying ever since.

Currently around 2000 albums I think...

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By *tephTV67TV/TS
8 weeks ago

Cheshire

I still own my first album on vinyl

Chinatown by Thin Lizzy.

Other highlights

Back in Black - AC/DC

The Wall - Pink Floyd

Several other Thin Lizzy albums…

Love vinyl

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By *aydar99Man
8 weeks ago

Rochester

Trying to replace my vinyl I replaced with bloody cds , doubt I ever will replace them all

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By *enrietteandSamCouple
8 weeks ago

Staffordshire

It was Eurythmics ~ Sweet dreams.

We have most of our vinyl from yesteryear in the attic

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By *ornucopiaMan
8 weeks ago

Bexley

Can hear all I ever owned, and more, on Radio Caroline.

Why would I want to go back to a scratchable medium using scratching technology?

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By *ulieScrumptiousWoman
8 weeks ago

North West

I got My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge for my birthday 😍

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By (user no longer on site)
8 weeks ago

Never stopped

I managed to get two copies of the iron Maiden rock in riot triple picture disk many years ago. One is still in the cellophane the other was opened and viewed but never played

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By *andadbod OP Man
8 weeks ago

Liverpool

"Can hear all I ever owned, and more, on Radio Caroline.

Why would I want to go back to a scratchable medium using scratching technology?"

because the sound quality is far superior than digital?👍🏻

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By *artfordBlokeMan
8 weeks ago

Dartford

Never stopped buying it, last records I bought are Flowermouth by No Man and a preorder of the new Cure album.

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By *tephanie63Woman
8 weeks ago

BRIDGWATER

I am very into vinyl.. recently bought 6 records at arecord fair ..

Including a 12" single of Hawkwinds Silver Machine and a Japan album...

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By *tephanie63Woman
8 weeks ago

BRIDGWATER

"Can hear all I ever owned, and more, on Radio Caroline.

Why would I want to go back to a scratchable medium using scratching technology?"

Because vinyl has a soul, listening to the radio is a lazy cop out ..

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By *agic johnsonMan
8 weeks ago

morden

Love vinyl , I DJ and much prefer vinyl , more tactile , mostly reggae and dub plates , but I'm nearly at 2500 records in my flat and at my mom's . Vinyl rules just don't buy from hard to find records as they press their stuff themselves and the quality is really poor

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By *leaningdutiesMan
8 weeks ago

South London

Started in the late 90's and haven't really stopped,

latest purchases were the new Jamie XX album and Metallica Black album.

Annoying that vinyl has become popular again, I used to be able to pick up a lot of bargains

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By *rthur30Man
8 weeks ago

Warrington

"Can hear all I ever owned, and more, on Radio Caroline.

Why would I want to go back to a scratchable medium using scratching technology?

because the sound quality is far superior than digital?👍🏻"

Very debatable.

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By *andadbod OP Man
8 weeks ago

Liverpool

"Can hear all I ever owned, and more, on Radio Caroline.

Why would I want to go back to a scratchable medium using scratching technology?

because the sound quality is far superior than digital?👍🏻

Very debatable."

not at all, it’s scientifically proven, the waveband from vinyl is far high and lower than what digital can reproduce, if you appreciate music and sound you can notice the difference, off course you have to play it on a decent set up, an all in one unit off amazon for £60 won’t cut it.

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By *elvet RopeMan
8 weeks ago

by the big field

Myself I recently bought Queens greatest hits 2 from a record fair. 😃"

Why buy a record with nothing on it?

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By *andadbod OP Man
8 weeks ago

Liverpool

Myself I recently bought Queens greatest hits 2 from a record fair. 😃

Why buy a record with nothing on it?

I’m guessing you’ve lived a very sheltered life, you have my sympathies

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