Body Work - Hot Streak 1983 12" Vinyl

I'm feeling in the mood for 80's today.
This my 1983 original 12" Vinyl copy of Body Work by Hot Streak.
Still sounds Great played on my 1981 Sony PS-T22 Turntable with a Stanton 500 Cartridge which I treated to a fresh Stylus today!
The sound is being captured directly on my old PC but still sounds quite nice!
The record looks a bit wibbly wobbly...But it's always been like that...
No Copyright Infringement is intended...This is only a demonstration of Vintage Audio Equipment. Enjoy!!! :)

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• Body
• Work
• Hot
• Streak
• 1983
• 12
• Vinyl
• Record
• 45
• rpm
• 80's
• Electro
• Sony
• PS-T22
• Stanton
• 500
• 1981
• Direct
• Drive
• Turntable

[thecockneyaccent]

Nicely done m8! Excellent recording :)

[GarrardAT6]

@thecockneyaccent Thank You! Gotta keep these old records spinning!

I just find it so hard to believe I bought this record 29 years ago when I was only 14 years old...haha!!!

Thanks for commenting! :)

[robertozube]

Legendary.

[GarrardAT6]

@robertozube For sure! I Love this tune!

Thanks for commenting! :)

[TimLIVID]

I can't' hear this without thinking of 'Les Rythmes Digitales - Music makes you lose control'.

Still working my way through you back catalogue of videos, enjoying it so far.

[GarrardAT6]

@TimLIVID Checking me out...haha!!!

Yes, this old Sony PS-T22 sits beside me and the ancient old Tiny PC in the corner of the workshop.

It's the centre of my universe...haha!!! :)

[GarrardAT6]

@mmcgill829 Connect the output of your turntable either through an amp, or as I do via a cheap stand alone cartridge amp to the line in of your PC.

There is a free application you can download call 'Audacity'.

This program allows you to capture any sound running through the sound card of your PC and can convert it into many formats.

Hope this helps! Need any more info just PM me on here :)

[mmcgill829]

How do you have your turntable hooked up to your computer?

Also, what program do you use for recording?