Vinyl Lp Record

Vinyl record better than CD?

Song is by Paco De Lucia, Album: Almoraima, i bought it in Japan. Song is Plaza Alta I have read alot of the endless threads comparing vinyl to CD. However, there is one angle I have not seen argued. That is the viewpoint of vinyl as an art form, just like music is. It is the same reason why real drums always sounds much better than technically superior programmed electronic drum machine. Or why a crude painting of a vase evokes much more in the beholder than a digital camera photo of the vase. Vinyl is more appealing because it is art, in other words it has expressivness. One can completely influence how the vinyl will sound, from caring for the records to the playback equipment. The more effort and thought you put into the vinyl, the better they will sound. And the best of equipment can sound almost indistinguishable from dgital. But even if we say they sound 20% less accurate than digital, there is still that expressivness that generates their appeal. And that is what art is about, expressing yourself through a challenging skill. Because if there was no challenge in it, it would convey no dedication and love.

Chopin ALL Mazurkas PART10

RYSZARD BAKST – the COMPLETE Mazurkas recordings (4-Lp-Box-Set) Volume 2 very rare Vinyl LP record early STEREO (made in Poland MUZA Polskie Nagrania SXL ) 11- Op. 41 No. 2 – e-moll (in E minor) 12 – Op. 41 No. 3 – H-dur (in B major) 13 – Op. 41 No. 4 – As-dur (in A flat major) 14 – Op. 50 No. 1 – G-dur (in G major) recorded with my Pro-Ject Turntable P 6.1 with a Grado Prestige Silver Cartridge High Quality recording but Youtube is compressing audio files, i am very sorry, at original video here it sounds much better but what can i do ?? music is great played, great pianist !

My Denon DP-23F Turntable

This is a very high quality turntable from the late 1980′s. I wish Denon made them like this today. JC

Arcadia High School Marching Band – Joyce’s 71st NY Regiment – 1976

Arcadia High School Marching Band plays “Joyce’s 71st New York Regiment”, by Thornton Barnes Boyer in SCSBOA parade competition. The recording is from a vinyl LP record converted to mp3. The performance is from the Santa Monica Band Review in November, 1976 and the photo is of the band taken from the record jacket.

Bad Company – Can’t Get Enough (Vinyl)

Artist: Bad Company Title: “Can’t Get Enough” Record: Bad Company, Side One Format: 33 rpm LP Year: 1974 Label: Swan Song

Kurtz conducts Khachaturian – Gayane: Suite No. 1

Aram Khachaturian (1903-1978) Gayane: Ballet Suite No. 1 Sabre Dance 0:02 Ayesha’s Dance 2:27 Dance of the Rose Maidens 6:28 Mountaineer’s Dance 8:12 Lullaby 10:01 Dance of the Young Kurds 14:08 Armen’s Variation 16:20 Lezghinka 18:02 Written in 1942. Efrem Kurtz, conductor New York Philharmonic Recorded in 1947. ClassicalRecords is a Youtube channel where I upload some excellent performances from the LPs in my collection. I’m uploading these LPs because they are either not available on CD, out of print on CD, or just difficult to find.

Arsis – Veil of Mourning Black Bonus Vinyl Track (A Celebration of Guilt)

This is an exclusive bonus track from the colored vinyl release of A Celebration of Guilt. Different from the demo version on As Regret Becomes Guilt. Ripped using a GemSound turntable.

Chopin ALL Mazurkas PART3

RYSZARD BAKST – the COMPLETE Mazurkas recordings (4-Lp-Box-Set) Volume 1 very rare Vinyl LP record early STEREO (made in Poland MUZA Polskie Nagrania SXL ) 10 – Op. 17 No. 1 – B-dur (in B flat major) 11 – Op. 17 No. 2 – e-moll (in E minor) 12 – Op. 17 No. 3 – As-dur (in A flat major)

Gorillaz – Plastic Beach (vinyl)

The title track From the plastic beach lp

“Runnin’ With The Devil” by Van Halen on VINYL

The song “Runnin’ With The Devil” by rock band Van Halen, from their 1978 debut album “Van Halen I”. Enjoy! Requested by VCCIan.