Train & Railroad Sounds(Part 1) on 1958 STEREO Audio Fidelity LP.

[Industrialmodels2]

Thanks for posting this! We had this record and I remember listening to it. The cover brings back great memories of sitting in our den in the 70's listening to this. Sounds a little crazy as I write this but we didn;t have play station or any of the other stuff kids have today. You actually had to use the imagination God gave you.

[lrh1966]

@Industrialmodels2

You are welcome & I agree about the imagination part before all these hi tech toys came along! Thank you for checking this LP record out...Friends, Lloyd.

[My11011]

NICE..

[lrh1966]

@My11011

Thank you for checking it out...Friends, Lloyd.

[mikehattan]

This is THE BEST....!!!!!.... Irh1966......Superbly authentic sound, well done and thank you for bringing back so many memories.

[1000willox]

Love these!!

[lrh1966]

@1000willox

Thank you for checking this vintage LP record out, and have a Happy New Year, 2012!!...Friends, Lloyd.

[PJDooWop]

Very, very good sound here. Would you mind if I asked what cartridge you used to reproduce this? I have a few Audio Fidelity LPs and they are very impressive sounding LPs

[lrh1966]

@PJDooWop

The cartridge is a Audio Technica AT112EP on a Technics SLB-20 turntable from early 80's.Thank you for checking it out...Friends, Lloyd.

[michaelottinger]

Trains! TRAINS! So, what I'm trying to say here is... Train noises!!! (is the....... the general "theme" here, I suppose.)

[lrh1966]

@michaelottinger

Thank you for checking out this vintage, 1958 train sounds record...Friends, Lloyd.

[Vladislaw81]

GREAT!!! What a sound! Here's your's "vinyl is an imperfect format".

I wonder: if an mp3 sounds SO great - how does sound an original vinyl?..

Also wonder: did they made this in a 7 1/2 two track reel-to-reel tape?

[lrh1966]

@Vladislaw81

This is the original 1958 lp, and I am not sure if it was on reel to reel tape, or any other format for consumers to buy?...Friends, Lloyd.

[Vladislaw81]

@lrh1966 Yes, there was a 7 1/2 ips, 2 track tape, marked AFST 1843. But I've never seen it for sale on eBay. Yet, the vinyl sounds incredibly.

[lrh1966]

@Vladislaw81

The reel to reel tapes of this must be very rare today, and would be a great find...Friends, Lloyd.

[anderonia1]

My dad Sidney Frey was founder and president of Audio Fidelity Records.  I'm glad you are all enjoying the replay. You can't believe what it used to sound like in our apartment growing up. My dad had a monster of a stereo system and it was soooooo loud. Andrea (Frey) Bass

[cowboytony47]

oh yea me to love this stuff alot my friend,God Bless and have a really super nice day :)

[cowboytony47]

this are some awesome old trains:)

[lrh1966]

@cowboytony47

Yes they are, and I am glad to have found this old lp album of those sounds...Friends, Lloyd.

[OSCALETRAINGUY]

I had this album growing up...

I wish i could find one Unopened....

cheers Great stuff

[lrh1966]

@OSCALETRAINGUY

Thank you for checking out this vintage Railroad sound recording...Friends, Lloyd.

[TheWorshiperofgod1]

This is amazing sound love it thanks my grandson wanted to hear a train so I found you on Google!!!!!!

[lrh1966]

@TheWorshiperofgod1

Thank you for the kind words, and also for checking out the recording here...Friends, Lloyd.

[skeeterbeanz09]

WOW man, great video. I love trains.

[lrh1966]

@skeeterbeanz09

Thank you for checking out this vintage railroad record...Friends, Lloyd.

[anthropology666]

where can i download this?

[lrh1966]

@anthropology666

You might check a site like Amazon for this to download?...Thank you for checking it out!!...Friends, Lloyd.

[smoothie6ft3]

when I was a kid,my dad would play this album so loud you would think you were standing in the middel of a rail yard. Side B was a bit scarry for me since Southern Railway( spent time near Pegram Shops in ATL) used the exact diesel chime as the beginning train did.

[desoto1961]

I have this Lp, its great !!!

[lrh1966]

@desoto1961

I was surprised by how clean of noise the vinyl is for both being first year issued stereo vinyl(1958), and how it remained that way over it's 52 year lifetime as it must have only been played a few times in all those years!!...friends, Lloyd.