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Pics or it didn't happen. Two records used.

My Pi has worked well for me

It's pronounced "Doo-mu-lay" NOT "Doo-maul"

Episode 28 is already posted!

I got both the orignal and the band aid

I had a badly scratched record...I went to Discogs and bought its twin without the scratch.

Bla, Bla Bla, Bla hear's the short & real version, a dirty old man wanted to take photo's of naked young girls & this was his excuse.

Ernie is going to prison!

Iconic album cover I quickly recognize. However I never looked at the other side or paid much attention. Guess Andy Worhol's banana was enough for me.

Great summary! I did not know about that controversy. Love the record!

Hi there. Just watched this and found it very informative. Thanks heaps. You mentioned no pre-clean, but would wipe off fingerprints first. What solution do you use for this? I live in New Zealand, so we might not have the same brands, but I can research the ingredients. Thanks again.

12:30...Soap? Never. My choice is a 50/50 mix of Simple Green & distilled water, wipe with microfiber before a run through the ultra-sonic. TETO “It sounds like bacon smells”, Bonnie describing her vintage 1965 Stratocaster Bob

Keep up the good work

Just look after your record's i dont mean be perfect my wife scratched one of my classical records it goes across round and the record she did it while moving the record she didn't stop it or pause it just dragged the arm across needle bent to the right slightly and a scratched record...

Super helpful older brother guidance. Much appreciated. I'm getting close to pulling the trigger on one of the newer iSonic RCMs, CS6.2-PRO. I'm really trying to figure out what's behind the kilohertz (kHz) of ultrasonic RCMs transducers. The iSonics cavitate at 49 kHz; Humminguru at 40 kHz; Degritter and KLaudio at 120-135 kHz; and PVF's custom builds at 220 kHz! I know you said it doesn't matter to you, but can the effect of varying cavitation frequency on vinyl really be arbitrary or irrelevant? I'm trying to answer that because it should tell me whether there's a meaningful correlation between transducer frequency and product cost.

kirmus is a huckster and a bit of a comedic snake oil man the lab coat really cracks me up 🤣

My hands wouldnt let me do this but damn. Thats awesome. Great work. And thanks for saving a great record.

I’ve started using a little photflow in my record cleaning solution and after I clean records I’m noticing a skip hear and there on my new flea market finds and in the past as long as there’s no scratch I’ve never had skips. The photflow might be damming up my dust deep in the grooves. Just a theory.

Dam it worked! Ha think mine was a dust dam. Ha Scorpions blackout.

Genius marketing indeed 🤘

The frequency gimmick is just another thing that can’t be proven being advertised. Tons of that in this hobby. Also you’re a badass

The original cover makes me wanna throw up

That guy who killed Kristen is a total freak!

10th album? Whoa! 😮

A naked dead body? That album cover makes Squidward & I puke!

Bro, i thought this is released in 1982

I agree the Aussie guy method did not work for me

Love the video. Very informative. I’ve sent you an email re: tips and tricks. Cheers

Such a great and depressing record. His best work before he went mainstream.

It's funny cause I've listened to this album and seen this photo a million times and always wondered, but never thought to look into who it was until today. Despite the wild circumstances behind it its a very iconic album art that fits the bill perfectly. It will always take me back to that early 2000's Instagram era of hipster music when I see it!

can you send me pict of the album cover?

The artist is Mark Ryden and he illustrated album cover art for about 10 years before he transitioned to exclusively doing gallery shows. He did album covers for several musical artists like Jeff Beck, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Michael Jackson.

i had the tshirt

Amazing, love it 👌🏼❤️

Supposed to be there take on Geffen the ultimate scum record executive….

childood fave!

So, recently had to buy one of these because my entire record collection got warped due to heatwave and the storage area getting to 97 degrees. Which is important for everyone to note that records WILL WARP without direct heat, even ambient air temps in a dark, dry room will warp records at measly 95 degrees. Question abt the record flatter - is it more dangerous to increase the time duration or temperature? For example, is it safer to put 6 hours at 120 or 2 hours at 135?

Is that a Richard Simmons album in the background?

@spatulacityrecords6263 Great video and definitely thinking of buying one, could I ask which ultrasonic cleaner you use before Record Pi? tia

Oh, Frank Torres looks like real-life Peter Griffin

Fun Fact: i only seen the album cover, but i haven't listened to it

This album originally released in 2011

I think your video has a Skip in it - did not see you perform the operation to make the repair.

nice vid it convinced me to take the plunge and get one but now i have a question, i have a bad of those little spacers like the ones i can see lying at the side of your machine at 8:50, what are they for lol

Well to not use distilled or even more purified water is absolutely a mistake. You’re going to leave mineral deposits on to the record surface which will create noise and the mineral deposits are corrosive if left on any surface. So really bad idea to not use at the very least distilled water I even recommend a even more purified water which absolutely removes all the minerals and contaminates in the water and that is Ultra Pure water which is medical grade water used to clean surgical and medical tools. Not cheap but it makes sense to keep records for a long time

The word mixtape has changed over time. In hip hop and r&b, it usually refers to a project intended to build hype and interest before an artist releases an album. Or it can be something an established artist releases in between albums, to give something to fans while they wait, and/or because they want to put something out without the pressure of calling it an album. Also it makes it easier to put songs with samples difficult to clear on there, as mixtapes tend to be put out as a free download. An easy way to think of the term is it being a starter to a main (the main in this analogy would be an album). Mixtapes, in regards to the modern usage of the word, was more of a thing in the mid-late 2000s, and going into the 2010's. In grime too, grime music from the UK (in its early days) was more mixtape oriented, and based around pirate radio sets. Mixtapes seem to be less of a thing these days. I think with words, it is more usage than an inherent fixed meaning, that dictates things. If a word means something at one point in time, but is used by enough peoples in a different way over time, the meaning shifts accordingly to how usage of it evolved over a time frame. The same thing happened or is happening with how the word freestyle is used in rap. Or in words being reclaimed by marginalised groups, like the q in LGBTQ was a pejorative term, but has now been resignified.

Get it? Episode #19 and 19 ladies?

nice video. what is the difference between the old version and new version? im trying to decide which to buy lol

so how do you protect the labels when cleaning them in this machine? does the water drip down onto the labels?

any link for that magnifier??