Deem her too ugly to sleep in your bed.

Yep, except ours was dark brown.

My mum let us buy an old wind-up 78 gramophone that we found in a junk shop, so we started listening to a few 78s, buying them "blind" just based on the title or something. Our favourite? We kept playing a song we found by Al Martino, and when we got bored we would put paper on the turntable and draw spiral patterns with coloured pens.

Is it just me, or is this song a brilliant example of a certain style? Ha! Now you'll have to click it to find out !

Sounds like the I Dream of Genie theme

Who remembers the days when we didn't actually call them "vinyl" we actually called them "records" or "45s" back in the 60s and 70s???

I sure remember when my grandpa called them "пластинки". This was one of his faves


https://img.discogs.com/SCJtcfiKdbV6...-3789.jpeg.jpg



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioVyEoHMoY0

Records, albums or singles. Never called anything a "45" (Guess that was an American thing). Also twelve-inches (ooer), picture discs, shaped discs and coloured vinyl. Ah, it was a great time. Except when you wanted to play them - watch that needle don't skip and scratch the - too late! Anyone remember "cowboy hats"? And weighting down the arm of your stylus to try to get over cracks, pops and skips (not a new kind of cereal, I do assure you!)?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOizW98B6jQ

My record player in this video, its old, still working fine but I paid $50 for it with my grandma at a thrift shop in 2014.

Some of my Husbands collections...these are the calenders but the LP's I need to photo....
https://i.ibb.co/wLdGbSZ/016.jpg

Wow. Your husband, uh... really likes looking at Cliff Richard all year.

i semi younger then umm people born in the 70's

so when i got vinyl i only got them to learn about new music my player had a recorder and usb hub so i would rec the vinyl then put them into a digtial music file and put them in my laptop/ipod lol it was quite tedious so much i dont really buy vinyl anymore