Thanks Diane for reminding me of the different types of ‘wax’ from days gone by. I remember the steps to playing a record. First you had to make sure you set the record player to the correct type of disc, then you carefully took the record out of the sleeve, blew it (although I am not sure I believe it really had an effect on the play), cleaned the needle, put the record on the spindle (w/ hole adjuster if necessary) carefully put the needle on the record and THEN you got to hear the song! Careful not to dance to close so as not to scratch the record!
My taste mirror different episodes and chapters in my life. There was one point were I was only listening to Christian music and was not quite sure what to do with all the other music I’d collected over the years. I soon grew out of that and found myself into big band, eclectic jazz, instrumentals, alternative music of various sorts.
My brother has the LP converter and it is great (he works for Delta and thus got it on Skymall.com also!)
I found that the best way to store your music digitally is to have a general place to copy or download your songs (your music folder) and also copy into iTunes or others and make playlist. Playlist do not save if your computer crashes. Song downloads do.
Phantom of the Opera…how does it move you?
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