Nesse vdeo mostro pra voc a cidade de Terra roxa no. “Sometimes listening on a turntable is just about pouring a scotch, putting on a record, flipping it and experiencing the whole thing in order – the narrative the way the musicians intended it,” explained Fliegler. We work hard to ensure that only the most trustworthy and best vinyl record stores sell on MusicStack. Whatever the case, people of all kinds – from purist audiophiles with incredibly sophisticated stereo systems to the casual BIC turntable user – are still digging vinyl. “It’s similar to how muscle cars sell more than Model T’s.” “Some of the genres have lost steam because of the demographic shift,” explained Moerer. This is similar to what Lynn Dralle talked about in other collectible categories (earlier article). While the 1954 to 1962 timeframe used to be hot, he’s seeing a shift to rock and soul records that fall into the post ’65 and early 70’s era. “For the right records, I’ll go anywhere.”Īs far as genres and eras go, Moerer sees a shift in sales popularity. (Atlanta, Georgia and Austin, Texas recently) and the world to find inventory. “I got pulled into the romance of collecting and chasing records out in the field.” He now travels across the U.S. “When I was in high school, I got interested in blues records,” said Moerer. Here are two real life examples of Ebay seller photos -of the record label. There’s a human, homemade feel to records.” Moerer has been selling vinyl for 40 years and caters to collectors worldwide. “As the world becomes more digital, there’s an attraction to something that’s not bits and bytes. Longtime eBay vinyl dealer Craig Moerer put it another way. It can be fed directly to your amplifier with no conversion.” Is the sound on vinyl records better than on CDs or DVDs? Here’s a quick take on that: “ no information is lost. Seems like no one’s ever explained this sufficiently.” Maybe digital takes some of the soul away. I can’t listen to Joe Cocker on digital, for example. “There’s something about playing certain artists through a needle. “I like vinyl because there’s a depth to the music,” said Jeff Fliegler, long time vinyl collector, chef and principal at . CHOICE VINYL - ALL NEAR MINT or MINT SEALED RECORDS DISCOUNT JAZZ ROCK BLUES POP. You can touch the cover, read lyrics from the sleeve, and feel the weight of the vinyl as it teeters between your palms. It’s hipster cool, and everything about the analog feel just seems right. It looks like vinyl is thriving, in fact.Īudiophiles love it. If you track eBay sales, you’d think it never did. Will we laugh at Spotify someday, just as we titter about 78s, reel-to-reel, cassettes and 8-Tracks? Nowadays we’re contemplating whether people still use MP3s on hard drives for their music collections.

Remember when the coolest cat in the dorms had a BIC turntable and a pile of LPs up to the ceiling? Heck, remember when Long Play, Extended Play and Single actually meant something significant?

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