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Tag Archives: vinyl
Mothers of Invention on Vinyl – Are You Experienced?
When I came across these posts on YouTube, I could not help but share them here at KUR. Not because of the individual tracks themselves (which have been digitalized) – “Aybe Sea” (above) which closes side one of Burnt Weenie … Continue reading
Posted in Frank Zappa, Music, Personal, YouTubery
Tagged album covers, formats, stereo systems, vinyl, youtube
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Cruising With Ruben & The Jets — Vinyl Revisited
Cruising With Ruben & The Jets is a Mothers of Invention album released in 1968, and controversially reissued in an alternate mix with newly recorded bass and percussion in 1984 by Frank Zappa (all post-1984 reissues of the album have … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Frank Zappa, Music, Pop Cult, YouTubery
Tagged 1968, doo-wop, mothers of invention, original mix, ray collins, vinyl
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Hot Rats: 200 Gram Vinyl Edition
For you completists out there… Mastered and cut directly from the original analog master tape by Bernie Grundman under the supervision of Gail Zappa. This LP features Classic’s proprietary ultra quiet vinyl formula and our 200g Super Vinyl Profile II … Continue reading
Huge Collection Of 78 RPM Records
… and when I say huge, I mean huge: The following is a list of over 3600 titles recorded from my collection of 78 rpm records. Many of them are linked to MP3 files and will play what was recorded. … Continue reading
Live Albums — Dead or Alive?
I was tagging songs on my Last.fm account the other day (I like to listen to an eclectic mix of music while I work) when I noticed the sheer number of live albums which were being scrobbled from my music … Continue reading