Well put. Phil affected my jazz life in immeasurable ways. I had the privilege of listening to him for years as I drove to work.
It is indeed fortunate that we still have his website to get needed fixes of Birdflight.
Steve Schwartz and Michael Fitzgerald have put together a discography interspersed with quotes. Some of those who helped are members here.
https://jazzmf.com/art-blakey-chronology-and-the-jazz-messengers/
I never heard of BTS either. I figured it didn’t stand for Bacon Tomato Sandwich. Boy groups? No, thank you.
I never stopped listening to CDs, or buying them. They’re still the most convenient way to listen to the music.
It all depends on how much you want to spend. I have a Nitty Gritty Vacuum Cleaner but it’s not inexpensive. I used to have a Studebaker and it did a nice job and it was only around $40. In the same vein is a Spin Clean but it’s a bit more expensive. In my opinion a wet clean is best but you can buy ones that just do a dry clean.
If you look on Hoffmann you can find a lot of suggestions.
Here’s a thread from a couple of years ago on cleaning records.
Last night I ran across a graphic comic book that Blue Note is producing with Z2 Comics called Enter the Blue. Z2 is the same company that published the Charlie Parker in California book.
More information here:
Blue Note Records Enter the Blue
Graphic novel tells supernatural tale inspired by Blue Note Records
Being one, I’m sure UMG would not be coming after you. They are concerned that you make copies for profit, not an occasional display.
Moreover, it falls within the fair use exception. See Fair Use
That refers to making copies of your prints, for resale. Moreover, the fair use exception to the copyright laws does permit making copies for limited use.