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Came here because this was a vinyl doc I'd not seen, and left in a worse mood thanks to Aaron and his copy of Grey Britain. Painful reminder that I still need that record in my life, but may have to forgoe paying rent for a month to acquire it. Thanks Aaron.

So if you like the surface noise pops and clicks you must be an idiot.

I've always said the awesome thing about my collection, and others as well, is that a significant part of my life story is just sitting right there. Without me even being around someone can come in my music room and without even knowing it hear about my first love, my lowest moment in life, how I feel about my grandmother, how I gout pumped up for games, my worst heartbreak, etc....just because they happen to listen to the very song/songs that sums up those moments. That is the true beauty of a record store is that it's simply BILLIONS of memories just sitting on the shelf waiting to be relived.

I love records..Best sound ever. And the format that last the longer. Vinyl is king.

I love records..Best sound ever. And the format that last the longer. Vinyl is king.

Check out a new artist recording analog ruclips.net/video/9WX9sjYLQ0Y/видео.html

Vinyls here forever keen collector.

me watching anything record-related: please talk about DJ!!!!!!!

Just got my first vinyl, and I can't wait for the turntable to arrive, so stocked! But it's wrong to say the quality is better on vinyl. To the human ear, there is absolutely no difference in the audio quality between vinyl and digital, and vinyl has its downsides too in this regard (but again, not perceivable to the human ear). For me, i think it will be the physical connection to the music. Knowing that what I'm hearing is coming from that record rotating and the stylus picking it.

You have to laugh at the younger generation that buy vinyl...go home and play it on a cheap turntable through a Bluetooth speaker.

Different Sound?...Does he mean all the Hiss and Continuous CRACKLE...Give me CD any day

Help me out here. Why would someone pay $30 for a new copy of "Born To Run" when any decent used record store has a mint condition original for around $7. That's my impression of "Record Day" records.

the younger folks are realizing quality over convenience once you hear it on vinyl you will notice what you are missing with streaming, cd's, earbuds, bluetooth etc. Vinyl Lives!!

This video makes my USB stick jealous 😊

I have yet to hear an SACD that sounds as good as the original RCA living stereo classical vinyl

Why aren't companies making new affordable stereo receivers.

made a fortune on discogs over the years

Personally, I prefer CD’s over vinyl including sound but I think that is subjective to the listener. I respect people who collect vinyl including specific pressings. I owned vinyl from the 50’s-70’s but got into collecting CD’s. This is a great documentary I never thought vinyl would make a comeback like it has but I’m glad it did and hope that will continue. I hope it helps the artists financially and in getting their music out. I look at people who collect vinyl like people who collect art, or first editions/rare books - people who have a great love for creative works. If I ever collect vinyl I’d like to own the best pressings of the Beatles catalogue along with many jazz classics. I may prefer CD’s but a mint pressing of Sgt. Peppers on vinyl is far more impressive than a plastic jewel box. I would like to see a documentary about the newer HiFi gear and if that has improved since the vinyl comeback. I loved the old components/speakers/turntables.

Looking this video in 2022 the guy at 6:08 and looking at the record stores that popped up again in my country and see more than 100+ releases a month on vinyl is just amazing!

The guy at 3:03, has his turntable that high up on a shelf. I made that mistake years ago, scratched a mint condition Alison Moyet's ALF debut album, because it slid out of my hands of the turntable high up on a shelf and ended up putting a damn big scratch in it, oooh! Gutted!

I used to collect records but now for 2 years of collecting records I have around 300 or so my goal is to have at least 10000 or 20000 or more love records!

Reissues on vinyl seems big these days

Vinyl is Final.

When CDs came along Vinyl junkies just went Wow another music source and added them to their reel to reel, cassettes 8 tracks and 78rpm sounds. Never trust a man who isn’t ruled by Sound The Fugs!

So hipter beard dude is actually touching the record with his hands? Dude, get a life, you don't have to look stupid to be stupid... An Ortofon om5e and you think it sounds better than streaming? Enjoy your iphone and starbucks shit but don't pretend you know what you're talking about....

Analog is king in my estimation. I love the other aspects of vinyl as well, the feel of handling albums, the artwork, collectability, etc.. but digital media can't even come close to matching the musicality and dynamics.

Great editing

i like how the video editor really tryes to track the text to the record at the start

awesome. great video. love LP'S

I use CDs dvd and only got into vinyl collecting I do use streaming services to listen to a album to see if I like it before I buy a copy

My beef with most record stores I visit in London at least, is they're all stuffed with re-issue sealed albums for the Instagram and coffee show off crowd, not a whole lot of second hand singles, as someone that spins early 90's HipHop I generally have to find what I want in other countries.

“NAGAOKA CART” good Japanese cart!

Very good informational vid and really enjoyed watching. I have been buy records for 50 years now and I won’t ever stop, as it brings so much enjoyment to my life.

Humpfrey Bumppfey and the Bumpreyites

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So much better than CD's

When CDs came out, lots of people sold off their vinyl to replace their collection with the new format. (not me, ha ha!). Bet they rue the day.

Joe garage😁

You cant have mine, but eat your meat or you cant have any pudding, how can you have any pudding if you don't eat your neat?

crack, cracle, pop, fzz, and they call it quality sound... I'm keeping my cds.

I was on holiday and my cellar flooded. We have a rooms down their with sofa, tv etc.... but my record collection lives down there too. The sofa, carpet, furniture was ruined and I was worried my record collection sitting in a few boxes on the floor was gone too....lucky the boxes were waterproof. lol.. didnt care about any of the other stuff only that my collection was safe..

Hi guys... May I know what's the title track played in 01.19 & 04.28 ? Thanks so much! Yeah keep spinning!!! 🎶

Personally, I prefer CDs. Records have bigger sleeves but they take up more space in a small house. CD is a compromise. Compact, some art, good sound.

that MC5 vinyl is so badly warped. bleeeh.

Great documentary.

Look up ...NOBLE RECORDS (USA) on You Tube for a complete guide to record collecting,what to look for ,advice, types of music to collect etc... I got loads of good info from there !

There has always been a vinyl market in particular 75's in the Northern Soul community. And that's been going on for over 50 yrs.

"Scientifically proven"? I don't think so. Dude's is delussional. I collect vinyl for only one reason - the art. The vinyl packaging art is breathtaking. Most of my vinyl is unopened. My CD / digital collection is far more superior. To understand which format is superior, one must understand each technology and how it works. I am 56 yrs old, and understand what made vinyl such a unique format. But, I adopted CD almost on day one. I purchased my first CD player in Sept 1983 and have never looked back. No more dealing with pops and clicks, non stop cleaning, and of course the storage issue (giving up whole rooms). Yes. The loudness wars have given a reason to for people to purchase vinyl once more. But this has nothing to do with the superiority or one format over the other. This is post-production, not hardware related. I recommend watching / reading the following to understand the technology and engineering behind both formats. The Truth About Vinyl - Vinyl vs. Digital - by Real Engineering ruclips.net/video/lzRvSWPZQYk/видео.html How a forgotten 1949 Format War shaped the future of records - by Techmoan ruclips.net/video/hbFgVjijrHI/видео.html Original 1982 CD preview www.dropbox.com/s/yeyvr0rqymikdfq/Sony_CDP101.pdf?dl=0 2014 Vox article - Vinyl's great, but it's not better than CDs www.vox.com/2014/4/19/5626058/vinyls-great-but-its-not-better-than-cds Regards

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