Traditional knives and records

It's interesting how music and to me, knives keep memories or flash backs alive of many great times with specific people. This is a cool thread. I'll have to put some of mine together tonight that combine the good vibrations!
 
herder said:
Two classics...

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That Buck!
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and evvveryone loves Zepplin!

meako said:
Great thread.
I could go bananas..
Over a thousand LP vinyls.
I recently scored a vg cond copy of
Big Brother and The Holding Company
Janis Joplin with the full fold out R.Crumb comic book cover....for 1 dollar in an op shop.
All out of my reach right now along with everything else I hold dear.
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At least the one album that you have within reach is a good one! After reading your post I dug my copy out and gave it a spin, great album!

glocktenman said:
It's interesting how music and to me, knives keep memories or flash backs alive of many great times with specific people. This is a cool thread. I'll have to put some of mine together tonight that combine the good vibrations!
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I can relate to what you are saying. I look forward to your future posts. :thumbsup:


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I have a wide a varied musical taste. Here are a few of my favorites...


I must really like this album, I have 3 copies of it, LOL
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Not so much an album cover, it's a picture record
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Here's my favorite record when I was a kid. I loved this thing, it had a comic follow-along included, I think I wore this thing out listening to it.
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glennbad glennbad , your GI Joe record is very cool! :cool: The first records I bought were a couple of 45s early in high school, the Royal Guardsmen and Cheech and Chong Basketball Jones, but I can't find either of them anymore. :(

Here's a Rough Rider baby copperhead with an album I always enjoy. But don't tell my Dad! I used to always give him a lot of grief for his enthusiasm for country music. Now I like some of it (and Gospel quartets like The Blackwood Brothers, too)! :rolleyes:
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Best I can do for now.
I can not go past Deutsche Grammophon classical. In the charity shops for as little as a dollar and usually in exc cond.
The Schatt n Morgan is a gift from one of the porches own Fodderwing.
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Charity shops are a great place to find records, I agree that the classical stuff is usually in great condition and normally has better vinyl weight and recordings also. That stockman is a good looker, I dig that swedge on the main.

5K Qs said:
glennbad glennbad , your GI Joe record is very cool! :cool: The first records I bought were a couple of 45s early in high school, the Royal Guardsmen and Cheech and Chong Basketball Jones, but I can't find either of them anymore. :(

Here's a Rough Rider baby copperhead with an album I always enjoy. But don't tell my Dad! I used to always give him a lot of grief for his enthusiasm for country music. Now I like some of it (and Gospel quartets like The Blackwood Brothers, too)! :rolleyes:
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HANK!
Check out Hank Williams the 3rd AKA Hank 3 . His country stuff ( he does punk rock too) sounds like his Grandfather's and you can still be cool. ;):D
 
herder said:
Don't know the band, but neat to see a motorcycle racing legend, Kenny Roberts, on the cover.
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The band is fast paced punk rock out of Seattle Washington. There are lots of songs about motorcycles and motorcycle racing on this album "Flat Tracker" . There is also one about the drag racing legend Eddie Hill.
 
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