porcy62

Yep, me too. Well, just ship us 16 Test Pressings, say to the mastering engineer that he is a useless and unqualified jerk and you'll never pay him for such shit. And go for the cd.

The Electric Prunes THE ELECTRIC PRUNES Reprise first pressing. A psychedelic pill at the end of a cold (outside) and sleepy afternoon of jazz piano trios, Jarrett, Corea and Garland.

Hard question, though in general, at least over here, industrial process is greatly improved in the last twenty years, both for the enviromental impact and the workers' health. One of the reason because the bastards of big corporations moved the plants in China or India or Russia, security and cleaningness has a cost. Without considering the lacks of workers' rights.

Brian Auger e Trinity BEFOUR RCA french pressing.

Has anyone addressed my question about the energy/pollution issue in the manufacturing processes? If I missed it, accept my . I fear we are all pissing in the dark and some of us are staining our shoes. I do not trust the folks making the money to tell the truth. From my point of view it depends how much do you use your car. I made less then 2000 miles per year, so I presume that the energy/pollution in the manufacturing of a less gas guzzler car, BTW I own a Honda HRV, not a 8V Suv, doesn't worth the game. Obviously if you are commuter with a daily 80/100 miles, well, probably the thing is different.

Well, from your posts I understood I need some more B. Auger.

Nor did I. We should locked our fridges.

Yes, thanks, and I love seeing Miles Smiles, not usual in the most famous shots.

Chuck, I think your fears can be alleviated, at least a bit because there is a lot of money to be make recycling automotive parts. I imagine Toyota is making a small fortune having folks just give them these batteries back(Well, for $200 bucks) Plus they look like are a green company as well. I have seen somewheres(History Channel???) a program showing how recyclers are able to separate everything,I mean everything, plastics, all the many types of metals in products, etc, etc...wait...it may have been a show on tearing down old buildings, and how they reuse the older bricks from these factories, copper piping, wiring, on and on. Plus, the recycling industry has to follow environmental rules for disposing of what can't be reused. I agree with Conrad, you may believe or not, but over here stealing copper from railroad crossing, I think they use big transformer for it, is getting a lucrative activity. When the villains and the thiefs are entering in an economic process (recycling), you can be sure that it worths it.

Them's fighin' words...not everything was great, but there were a bunch of classic ELP tracks. Sorry for the thread derail.... I can negotiate about "a (small) bunch of tracks", not more. You may start to name them, my lawyers will contact yours soon.

Don't know if there is a specific thread about him. Did you try the search function? Anyway I like Brian Auger, at least all the records I have, 'Streetnoise' above all. IMO the Oblivion Express' albums I heard are far better then ELP, (a group that should be forgotten for the sake of the history of rock music, IMHO obviously).

The Band - THE LAST WALTZ - WB, german pressing

Thanks Conrad! I knew it, but I didn't see it.

And if someone would like to follow this, just check wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_in_2007

Johnny Hart

Kurt Vonnegut

Go for Numark! Frankly I didn't understand why you started this thread.

Not at the moment, but why did you post it in the audio thread? Now it's in Miscellaneous Music - thanks B3er! Yes, thanks, but if we follow to post obituaries of film makers, writers, etc...he should move it in Miscellaneous Non Politic.

That looks like a good choice. Or perhaps an entry-level Rega or a Linn Axis (second hand)? From what I understood of Dan's requirements, he need a TT that has an A/D converter and an USB, no hassle with phono stage, cables, set up, ecc. Rega and Linn are stand alone unities. Good old Dan don't want problems. So the Pro-Ject above would be perfect.

If so go for Numark...BUT if you can afford it I wamly suggest you this one: http://www.needledoctor.com/s.nl/it.A/id.8...mp;category=948. Maybe you'll rediscover the pleasure of listen to vinyls comfortably seated in your soft sofa.

Ingmar Bergmann Michelangelo Antonioni

Ah, yes, the questions would be: what do you want from a TT? And how big is your record collection? How good is your audio system?

Or this: tho is bejond your budget http://www.needledoctor.com/Rega-P1-Turnta...amp;category=46

That's totally ininfluent if you're mixing and scratching at a rave party with a couple of cases full of techno-music records. Now if you want to listen to Bill Evans...

Numark is a solid DJ stuff makers, far from being HI-FI IMHO. Do you really need a USB port on your next TT? I'd suggest to have a look at these, if you want a new TT. http://www.needledoctor.com/Brand-Stores/Pro-Ject-Turntable Or look for an used one: Rega, Thorens are the first name that comes to mind.