For the Consideration of Vinyl Enthusiasts

[Brownian Motion]

According to Harper's Index:

Price a British company charges to have a deceased person’s ashes pressed into a package of 30 vinyl records: $4,704

[sidewinder]

According to Harper's Index:

Price a British company charges to have a deceased person’s ashes pressed into a package of 30 vinyl records: $4,704

How much for a black box and booklet to go with it? -_-

[Big Beat Steve]

Hasn't this already been discussed here sometime ago?

BTW, according to rumours about pressing quality this procedure has beeen practiced before: By PARAMOUNT in the 20s and by CROWN in the 50s. :lol:

[sidewinder]

and Transition in the 50s?

[Dave James]

According to Harper's Index:

Price a British company charges to have a deceased person’s ashes pressed into a package of 30 vinyl records: $4,704

How much for a black box and booklet to go with it? -_-

If you're into reincarnation, you might also want to know who would be doing the remastering.

[Clunky]

What about "Asch" in the 40s. Asch by name ash by nature !

Edited February 4, 2011 by Clunky

[Spontooneous]

I'm considering my punchline options...

a) Only if it's virgin vinyl.

b) Big deal -- wasn't that how Crown Records were made?

c) Will there be bonus tracks?

[brownie]

I'ld pick Debut records. Their vinyl always felt strange.

Plus what a great name for a final note!

[sidewinder]

According to Harper's Index:

Price a British company charges to have a deceased person’s ashes pressed into a package of 30 vinyl records: $4,704

How much for a black box and booklet to go with it? -_-

If you're into reincarnation, you might also want to know who would be doing the remastering.

I'll cross Steve Hoffman off the list for that task.

'Resurrection Label' perhaps?

Edited February 5, 2011 by sidewinder