tour of United Record Pressing plant

[pivoncat]

Good video. I worked for SMT that made the presses in this video back in the '70s and it stands for "Southern Machine & Tool" not "Southern Machine Technology" as stated in the video.

[christsatanatl]

The kids like to add an "s" to the word vinyl. It makes me crazy.

[mikeinportsri]

Great video Spyder If ever in Nashville I will deffinitely stop by United

[steepconcrete]

nice vid!

[rennyminou]

Vinyl rocks.

So strange to me that many kids have never seen, handled, or played a vinyl record. (I know, old 47 year old hippie posting-I don't have an IPod but do store live shows on a flash drive, and it amazes me that it can be done).

TY for posting this.

[Fredo5227]

I am 17 and JUST got into vinyl. It is the most amazing thing I've ever experienced. I've always wanted to buy and use vinyl but always scared that it was too complicated. I wish I got into it earlier! The most incredible part of it is the artwork!

[dwemmy]

@Fredo5227 Too complicated? OMG. Young uns these days.

[sardhouse76]

vinyl RULEZ!!!!! :)

[cpdt64]

Cool video.

[wraith88]

Awesome awesome vid. Vinyl still amazes me; how you could cut lines in a disc and it stores all the intricacies of music... mind bottling!

Cool bit of history with that apartment there. Sad but still neat!

[GJohnson0313]

being a former dj and still a fan of vinyl, I enjoyed this tour. Long live vinyl!

peace love light

Gina

[brianesams]

dude what a great video! i love vinyl and I press myh own sometimes.

[KHHarriss]

Rock records? I have seen more Dance stuff...

[poolpig]

Ive used them before and theyre great!

[2007TypeR]

KEEP VINYL ALIVE!

[sideburnstijger]

Really cool video you made here.

[b1inder]

i've used united. they do a great job.