Because I know it will be asked, Kind of Blue is a Miles Davis album. Ginger’s record collection is varied, eclectic, and awesome. I would love to add to my own but that requires more money.
And I’m not saying only good music is on vinyl records, there’s a lot of crap too. But the limitations of who releases records these days leaves you with more good music. When given the chance, I prefer to get vinyl. Especially since most now have digital downloads included. For the shop, the Vinyl-only will go a great way to keep Ellie’s musical tastes off the speakers.
PokéDay tomorrow! If you’re gonna stop by, please put your Friend Code information in the comments of the PokéDay post so it’s easier to have everyone added to the pal pads ahead of time. (Not to say you need to RSVP, it just makes things convenient for everyone.)
April is here so a new donation image for the month is as well! Or will be later today. I’ll update here when it is. Ha ha, I was an April Fool. After a few attempts, I decided I hated the idea. April’s image goes up Monday after I rethink it so, yeah, March’s image is still available until then, I’ll mail out prints at the beginning of the week.
Thanks for reading!
ROWSDOWER!
A. J.T.: MST3K FTW
B. “Kind of Blue” may be one of the best records ever. Congratulations for having excellent taste, Carl.
I do believe Ginger had proper foresight in this matter, even though when she made the decision, it seemed silly. Oh, and Carl, I recommend you listen to 32 Leaves. In particular, the album Panoramic was very good. The whole album is on YouTube for listening. Hope you like it.
I didn’t know that Steven Lo was particularly religious at all.
/end obscure joke
(Someone in a game I was playing mentioned that and my guild leader didn’t believe them… or me)
Now you’re just mocking me with the whole “Do. Not. Like. Her.” thing.
Although, to be fair, I do like quite a bit of music that isn’t available on vinyl.
WOO! Records for the win! I love older tech, more specific analog, which can produce so much more sound at a much higher quality than most digital copies. One of my goals in life is to own a sound system that is worth more than most cars, and be able to play any and all media on it. everything from 8traxx to records to whatever comes after the ipod…
I laughed and laughed and decided that this is one of the best ideas ever.
If you enjoy Miles be sure to pick up “Live from Montreux” with Miles and Quincy. Fantastic go-to album.