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So, what are you listening to?

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  • HipMFH
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    • HipMFH
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      Getting ready to move across town so my commute isn't so long and I can hopefully bike to work again. Pulled this one off the wall and out of the frame and slapped it on the turntable. The dynamic range of vinyl doesn't come close to CDs, but regardless, it's obvious this one was intended to be played loud. Really loud. Sorry neighbors. (Ominous tones)

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      • HipMFH
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        Oooooooooold

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        • HipMFH
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          Late, but RIP Sinéad O'Connor. Was not previously aware of this doubly-90's 90's cover of a 90's tune by a 90's artist in the 90's.

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          • HipMFH
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            I still have my copy of Nirvana's Nevermind that I got from BMG as part of my 20 CDs for $0.01, but honestly wasn't a huge fan of them until I hit my mid-30's. Unlike most bands which (hipster voice) "Their first album was the best, but it just slowly got worse after that"; Nirvana's last album was their best IMO. Radiohead is the only other band I can think of off the top of my head that follows that arc.

            Edit: It never stops amusing me that someone named "Cleveland" sharpied their name onto my copy of "In Utero" that I bought used for $0.50 or a buck, what with the cross-dress dude and what-not...

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            • HipMFH
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              Speaking of Nirvana-related things, the former Smart Studios building (where "Nevermind" was recorded) on east wash here in Madison has recently been bought and turned into an air-bnb.

              https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/news/2022/03/11/smart-studios-rehab

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              • YoungCRY
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                HipMF said:

                Speaking of Nirvana-related things, the former Smart Studios building (where "Nevermind" was recorded) on east wash here in Madison has recently been bought and turned into an air-bnb.

                https://spectrumnews1.com/wi/milwaukee/news/2022/03/11/smart-studios-rehab

                Learned something new today, very cool.

                Chris Young
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                • HipMFH
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                  Automated vanity search

                  I sold a bunch of stuff on discogs ~5-7-ish years ago. I logged back in today to do some vanity searches to see if any of the stuff I bought years ago has appreciated in value. Turns out, I had actually entered a substantial portion of my vinyl collection into the database there back-in-the-day. Sorting by highest median price for maximum vanity...

                  Predictably, this John Zorn LP is still the best performer because I knew it was worth $50-100 when I bought it for $20 at HPB. Someone F'd up pricing this one (avantgarde grindcore jazz etc (1990)).

                   

                  There were a few surprises on the list, but this might be the biggest one for me. This was one of a few different 2-piece bands that I was interested at the time. The drummer (Zach Hill) went on to do some other stuff, so maybe that explains the interest in this album...?

                  Another surprise was this re-issue of a 60's LP. I took an interest in the Cadet Concept label primarily because of the band Rotary Connection which was a hit in this region back-in-the-day. That album and this one have both been sampled frequently by an assortment of hip-hop artist.

                  Tracy Chapman. Not much else to say here. It's from 1998 and unless it gets re-issued it will probably never go down in value.

                  Another surprise. Lunk-head rock 'n roll from 2008 Austrailia. Goes for more than double the original sticker price.

                  Going farther down the list gets into wierder/boringer territory, so I guess I'll stop here...

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                  • HipMFH
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                    I lied.

                    In the interest of true vanity, there are a couple albums I bought 2 copies of because they were cheap and I figured they would gain value. Turns out I was right in both cases. Both of these were ~$8 records and now sell for ~$30. Guess I should unload them and make an amazing ~$30 profit after 5-10 years

                    Stoner rock. Both sides are ~20-minute jams.

                    This album is heart-breaking/infuriating. The pop-y 80's songs are all about a friend of the bands that went through a terrible relationship with some total d-bag and eventually died of an overdose. I really like this album, but can also barely stand listening to it.

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                    • HipMFH
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                      First records I ever remember owning:

                      Def Jams 45

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                      Peter Frampton Comes Alive. Both of theses probably came from Goodwill.

                      And they were played on a Fischer Price turntable...

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                      Oh, and this...

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                      • HipMFH
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                        Remember discovering this video at random on some cable-access program during my high-school years:

                        The other kids were all about Brittany Spears and Christina Aguilera, but I would have preferred Beth Gibbons or Kim Gordon any day.

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