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  • I collect records of the 80s. I used to have many crates when I was a teen but over the years my collection went down to about 10 records. Thanks to ebay and amazon i have been able to rebuild my collection and since 1998 my collection had grown massively. My biggest collection is of Cyndi Lauper. I have 83 records just on her alone. from 12" singles, imports, etc

  • i got a record collection for sale .... google recordmaster123 and check out my shop

    i got dope wax !!!!

  • he stack too many on top of each other . they will get ringwear for sure

  • I work with a friend who has about 9000 records. He spread the virus and now I slowly start to collect records. He had this idea of showing his collection on our tv programme. So we started out just showing the records on music, but now we changed it into a biography item. And we also put it on our youtube page.

  • lol lmao what a doop it's fucking 2012 NO ONE BUYS LPS ANYMORE

    HAVE THIS FUCKING JEANS-JACKET PANSY EVEN HEARD OF CD'S

  • @Iamcola65 If that's your attitude, then you might wake up: it is NOT 2012, it's still 2011(hello?!!), and CD's are also going the same extinction route of LPs, cassettes, 8-track tapes, 78's and cylinder records. Last I checked, most people are downloading their music, so that CD you are praising is headed for the thrift shop bins too. I will always collect vinyl and love it when the CD and MP3 people dump their whole LP collections at the thrift stores!

    Digital is not analog, yo!

  • @HunterMann Yeah everything is going completely digital, even CD's are going down in production when you aren't counting popular music. I have a CD and a vinyl collection. My CD one is massive at 98 CD's with 2 that I have no clue why I bought because I don't even like them (2 CD's by Testament, but hey I guess every collector has those in their collection and they don't know how they got there or just got them because they were free or wanted to support a artist).

  • @squezey1 , maybe I was just high as fuck that day and wasn't thinking straight, who knows. Anyways I also have 25 vinyls in my small collection favorites with about of course 2 that I just bought in the moment with a little extra money to spend because they were rare and in genre I loved that is almost impossible to find anything physical for and1 that I also just bought because I wanted to check it out and it was super cheap, so really I have 22 favorites there.

  • @squezey1 I have 4 more vinyls being shipped to me now. You heard my story and now you too should start collecting your favorite stuff now because soon it's all gonna be digital except for some popular music and some devoted artists. Pretty sad because no it is like you need a computer for music. What's gonna happen when there is no computer or digital media player to use if something devestating happens that renders them useless? Well us collectors are just going to laugh unaffected while every

  • @squezey1 one else has lost everything with no hope of getting it all back because they put all their trust in the digital. Sorry for this long amount of text here but that's just how I type get used to it.

  • Great video! Sounds like you've got some soul stirrin' LPs man! I have a huge LP collection(well,...7,000) and have just started collecting some great 45's. I am hoping to stock a juke box with them, but wonder if I can change out the hard industrial needle for a high quality stylist? Any suggestions?

  • I like to open the sleeve and smell inside...that old musty smell of the 70s...try it !

  • what does it matter to have used or not used. im not a collecter

  • i collect valueless media files

  • I just bought this killer velvet underground live 1969 vinyl....sooo bad ass.

  • If anyone is interested in seeing a fully functional QUADRAPHONIC system, check out JakeMiller21 videos and search "CD-4 Quadraphonic" to find several. Thanks.

  • Nice to see his passion for records, but he's playing them all on Technics decks? What a waste. Someone like 'Ron' who has a passion for spinning great wax should really invest in an Audiophile-grade turntable with matching stylus like an AC Inc or Rega. Not a DJ-grade thrash deck for club use. Just saying.

  • @trumpet90909 You'd be surprised about the Technics. The 1200s have quite a good reputation amongst the audiophile crowd and there is a huge market for mods out there to take them to the level of an LP12 or a Michel for instance.

    Since Ron is also DJ that may also explain the 1200s.

  • @drewe181 I don't know about being surprised. I used to own a pair of Technics 1200s. 20 years and 10 odd turntables later, I still swear by Rega. I have no problems with 'laptop musicians', but turntablists who abuse classic soul 45s and what not, makes me cringe. So I could buy a 1200 for $1000, but then have to spend another $500-700 to make it any good? My Rega rp1 cost $590 and leaves the technics for dead sonically. Just saying.

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  • are you buying? i have about 2 crates left from 50's jazz r&b hip hop disco & classic rock

  • this guy should probably try to figure out what he's REALLY missing in his life and stop chasing material items for some elusive fulfilment. though, that's not to say i wouldn't like that whole shelf of his for myself.

  • Hmmmmmmm whats in my collection? Funk, soul, disco, metal, rock, punk, doom, grunge, bubblegum, ska, harcore and this can go on.

  • "Ghost In The Machine" at the top of that stack.

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  • hey man like the collection.i can remeber my first album was fleetwood mac rumours very awsome album.i like 50 to learly 80s

  • Is it just me or this guy put his records pilled up horizontally? Who woul do this with "good" records? This is just sad =(

  • LOL at the part where he says he almost passed out when he found a certain record, I know the feeling but that was genuine right there

  • @mosdef69 It happens to the best of us

  • wow cool.

  • Like the Stevie Wonder in the back round.

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    Sign O' The Times. Good call!

  • Right now, listening to Stephen Stills' Jet Set (sigh) on the new Manassas lp I picked up today & loving it. :-) I can relate to the shaking he's talking about. I was ridiculously excited when today I found what is close to an Ex. copy of Led Zeppelin II. That's one that has been avoiding me for awhile. Definitely worth the $5.

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  • Thanx. I will keep an eye out. My collection is growing by the week!

  • Yeah, someone else directed me to that site. Thanx for the response.

  • My first record was the michael jackson thriller record:)

  • What i learned early on collecting vinyl, is that you should try to get the lp in the best possible condition the first time you buy it. Nothing worse than having to upgrade a record no matter what it's worth over and over. Cover should be in full shrink, no tears. No dog ears or rough edges. Vinyl itself should appear to be virtually unplayed under a direct light. All inner sleeves and misc. posters and stickers etc should be present. Watch for re-seals!

  • I love good disco. There's some cheese out there but disco was just the evolution of soul into clubs with heavier orchestration.

  • I have an original US Import mint condition The Junkyard Band-Sardines 12" on Def Jam. Took me many years to find. Finally found it on eBay last year. It's now safe in my collection. :o)

  • @GeorgeHarrison66 Hey George, I am the guy in the video. I am totally surprised that you have sardines. Who would have thunk it? I am from DC and now live in Brooklyn. That record is so rare but incredible. Love the B side "Word". That is a go-go classic. I'm honored that we share love for that piece of vinyl. Much respect sir.

  • Man, where do you get the record shelves. I cannot find them any where.

  • Good news and bad news. Good news is that there is a company that makes shelves just for storing records. Bad news is is that the company is located in England. They're called Red Displays.

  • Ikea do units Identical to that...

  • Go to those modern furniture stores. Alot of them have those "cube" bookshelves that just so happen to the the perfect size for records its actually not that hard to find, assuming your in a major city.

  • cube bookshelves hold lots of weight without sagging!

  • SARDINES AND PORK AND BEANS! man we are on the same page. I found a compilation with that song on it. wow you came left on that and I have been looking for it too. man left field on that

  • I've been collection for less than one year. I got my record player on my birthday. It was my brother's (not old) old one. He gave me a few 45's. My first one was 'Nazi Punks Fuck off' by Dead Kennedys.

  • good 1st record! I used to have it, came with the anti-swastika armband and everything!

  • You could get a record player for a car but you had to be stopped to listen to it...Elvis had one in his rides. Not a great idea.

  • my 1st record was Ac/Dc Let there be rock and now i have 300 records i love them more then cds :) its to bad they could make a record player in a car scerw cds lol

  • i love funk and soul from the 70's

  • A lot of the posted responses of this video seem really childish. Who cares how many pieces of vinyl you own. If you have a quality collection of stuff you enjoy thats the point. I get tired of people talking about their 50,000 piece collections,bla bla bla.....Many of these collections have a lot of crap in them. People should be more concerned about the quality of the music in the collection versus shere numbers. Sounds like this guy has a passion for collecting - all the power to him!

  • I agree fully. You buy records to enjoy them. I collect mint to near mint albums but I play them. These so called collectors who spend $1,000 on a sealed album because it's rare and sit it on a shelf have more money then brains. I think condition is important but enjoying your purchase even more. Records are meant to be enjoyed by being listened to

  • @beninski707 I agree...you don't want to venerate any object.. but celebrate it, which means using it. Alot of usage can be done when some reasonable care is taken.

    I don't agree with the concepts of collecting and material "rarity".... my collection is not a collection, its a library that I consult (use) everyday.

    Maybe if the world would use their stuff instead of creating their own museums... we would have re-issues of all kinds of albums on vynil if demand keeps creeping up.

  • @beninski707

    people collect sealed albums, just like people collect baseball cards or stamps. I collect vinyl and play them very often, but opening a rare album would just be foolish.

  • @Rush1013 A guy in Seattle bought a sealed Beatles LP and his son opened it one day. Inside was a scratched Neil Sedaka record. (It was a reseal) The guy had gotten punk'd to the tune of $175... ouch!

  • @HunterMann

    thats why you have to buy them from reliable sources. There are very big names in Beatle memorabilia that are very safe and reliable.

  • @Rush1013 Yes, but not always easy to find legit sources. eBay's feedback system has its loopholes the scammers figure out, so that's never a for sure. That guy in Seattle bought the LP in the parking lot on the first day of their bog show&sale. The guy was loading boxes onto his cart, acting like he was a booth dealer, but never actually pushed his cart into the event venue... As with anything, if a price is too good to be true, it probably is a scam. For now, I'm sticking to thrift shops.

  • @beninski707 I agree. Ironically, about half of those high-priced sealed LPs are fake(reseals).

    

  • although i collect a different genre of music, love your passion of vinyl

  • Can someone please explain to me why this guy is so smug, when he's got such a small amount of records? (stored very badly - but one of them was The Police, so warped it probably sounds better?) and i don't know one serious dj that works with Albums? I'd consider my album collection small at 7,500 but 45's are the real deal (i've only got 4500) but 78's are my favourite for real afro-american music with 'soul'.

  • poser

  • what's in my collection?

    try Blind lemon Jefferson paramount m- 78

    of the 75,000+ peices of vinyl and schlack

  • Schlack? You mean shellac.

    Blind Lemon Jefferson, nice.

  • yes!

  • My collection sucks, but at least I know it. Buddy Holly's Peggy Sue on 78 M- out of a total of 17000 vinyls & shellacs. I'm more of a scavenger than a collector since I rarely pay more than $1 per LP, $0.50 per 78 or 45.

  • Then considering all the 'girl stuff' you have posted on your channel, I can see why you're so sensitive to good advise regarding your record collection. Look, I'm not trying to beef with you. I respect that you luv vinyl. I DJ with vinyl. (Final Vinyl Entertainment) I simply passed on advise that was given to me. Stacking vinyl would evetually worb your records.

  • @SKILLMIX Agreed. I am the guy in the video and they asked me to stack for effect in the shot. I usually don't stack.

  • Yo, Mr. Collector. Rule #1. never stack your records ontop of eachother; it can, and eventually would cause them to worb.

  • A real vinyl collector woould've replied to the advise I gave like a week ago regarding --not stacking records ontop of eachother.

  • Jesus christ you are boring

  • Your response really show how much love you have for your collection. In what way was my comment offensive or boring? U come off really gay with a statement like that. Word!

  • You come of really gay with that jermaine stewart speaking voice of yours

  • yes !

    its like modeltrains

  • sure you can stack vinyl, just not for more than a couple days. ;)

  • This was great Ron. I am also a vinyl collector. "Saaardines! Hey! And pork n' bean!" Funky go-go masterpiece! Keep diggin'.

  • I too is a collector and boy, I have  getting the records I have been wanted.

  • I would call you a nerd...if I wasn't one the freaks that drools over lps too lol. Good luck in your collection hunts. For those that don't know..collecting vinly is one of the greates hobbies/adventures ever!!!!! Hobbies is actually a week word to use here!

  • i have a wax addiction too. peep the profile vid. 40,000 deep.

  • I spend all my money on records.

  • Great vid. What kind of camera did you use? Boom??

  • nice, i collect records too.

  • Great posting...great collection! Thanks for this!

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