War of the Audio’s

Karnevil9 wrote: Reed Lover wrote: Radioactive Toy wrote: wow this is the first time that I really like karnevil 9 ehm.. your collection.. DANG! That's not his collection,you balloon!!!!!! http://www3.eou.edu/keol/images/photography/ You lot never learn. Should I have an "RT's failed intellect counter"? You know a lot about me to say you know nothing Reed...First its not my Capri now there not my records.You sure its me who writing this thread. Prat

Well the vinyl pictured (and the cds in my pic-which was for RT)and claimed to be your own belong to an American University Radio Station called Keol.
Based at the East Oregon University:

 

So Karnevil9 why am I the prat?????????????

You obviously do NOT own them records so why pretend you do?

Edited by Reed Lover

yur not being very nice

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Edited by Karnevil9

RT: here's my CD collection:

Radioactive Toy wrote: wow this is the first time that I really like karnevil 9 ehm.. your collection.. DANG!

That's not his collection,you balloon!!!!!!

http://www3.eou.edu/keol/images/photography/

You lot never learn.

Should I have an "RT's failed intellect counter"?

sycophant

wow this is the first time that I really like karnevil 9

ehm.. your collection.. DANG!

yes all the information on my profile is designed specifically because i care about what all of you think(ego)....no im not going to cahnge it(because you said soemthing?ego), i just cahnged it TO that....too bad you know more about the "ethics of vinyl playback" than you do about spinoza's "the ethics"

thank you for your enlightening reply full of fabulous counterpoints and objective reasoning(how am i the ignorant one? if you arent aware of these procedures i guess you would be the ignorant one)

Edited by hopelevre

I believe that each and every album published is (well yeah ok, arguably) well thought of in terms of how it is put together.

That is why I think that if an album is released originally as a vinyl, it also should be listened to as a vinyl. Changing the side of the vinyl is a part of the album...

However if an album is recorded to be published as a cd, I suppose there is no need to split it up in two sides to create a vinyl.

I assume that the track lists of 70s albums would be rather different if one wouldn't have to change the side in between.

Cheers

-Beau