Vinyl

Catcher10 wrote: ^ Not an empty nester yet......but they can fix their own meals and know how to use the toilet, so I don't have to be watching them 24/7 anymore. Yea i can crank as loud as i want, my wife does not care, she knows I am just having fun.

Haha. Yes. All the power to domesticated children. And your wife is a cool one.
Keep cranking it with that big crin on your face. I work nights so I'm home during the day and the people who live above me are gone so I crank the living sh*t out of my music. It's the best man. Beats even listening to music through my hifi cans. I giggle a bit cause my sound system is freakin loud. Lol

Catcher10 wrote: progbethyname wrote: ^ man Jose it's been an absolute pleasure listening and seeing how happy you are with your music in the vinyl world of sound. I dig your passion and can 100% relate to it. Keep proggin it buddy. Don't lose that love for the music. It's a beautiful thing.   10-4 good buddy! The passion for music has always been there, it never left. Took a pause as my wife and I raised our kids, no time for me during all those years...They are older now and look after themselves for the most part, so now I can devote more time to music. Vinyl also took a pause as during those years due to time.....but now I can sit downstairs in my listening lair  and immerse myself in my music.   And bands like Marillion have helped me go to another place. The quality of some vinyl issues today is really insane, it just adds to the whole experience especially for someone like me who grew up on vinyl but never could afford the higher quality gear....and now I can.   Music is awesome

Empty nester I see. Looks like you got your Prog den back in full!
Yup. My parents are now empty nesters as well. They appreciate the space and so do I. Lol!
Having your own 'Man Cave' or what have you is such a great feeling.
I certainly appreciate it and it ignites your love of music even more. I mean you get to customize everything to your liking and spend money on quality sound equipment. So worth it. Bet yours is great.
And FYI that green vinyl looks fantastic for the new kaleidoscope record.
Beautiful stuff. Beats the hell out of CD :)

^ man Jose it's been an absolute pleasure listening and seeing how happy you are with your music in the vinyl world of sound. I dig your passion and can 100% relate to it.
Keep proggin it buddy. Don't lose that love for the music. It's a beautiful thing.

^ Its an excellent album, the title track is killer!! There may be one song I have not connected with but thats it.....The bonus/cover material is also excellent!

^ - Can't wait to get my hands on a copy.....

Galactic Melt wrote: Catcher10 wrote: Arrived from across the pond last night!! Will be spinning it tomorrow night, wonderful packaging, vinyl sleeves full of lyrics.   Should be excellent   I'm about to order this myself. Please let us know what you think of the quality.   I heard it's really awesome.

^ STCBM on LP ??? WTF ??? I'll have to do something about this....
....and to Smartpatrol - you dig 'Men At Work' ??

Thought I post some of my favorites out of my collection. Sorry about the low quality

Tom Ozric wrote: ^ O.K. - I never got into Clapton, though back in the day my friend at the time had the Ocean Boulevard album. I preferred Cream to Clapton solo. Still, great set there. I can't stress enough - 'Fly From Here' is not as bad as many die-hards paint it to be. I really did 'crank it up' and it sounded bleedin' MARVELLOUS.    Back in the mid-90's, I bought several Gentle Giant CD's (because I had just got into them and their LP's were already hard to come across. Eventually when I did, I cashed in the CD's !! I still enjoy all my GG LP's to this day.

I have tried GG and just does not resonate with me.....Ok, FFH will be added to my long list for now....

^ Why indeed, vinyl should be BANNED for enternity...............