Tootfinder

Opt-in global Mastodon full text search. Join the index!

@peterhoneyman@a2mi.social
2026-09-11 01:16:49

i bought some records on ebay. i have always wanted the köln concerts! and this sinatra record is fabulous.
#vinyl #OldVinyl #vinylrecords

Keith Jarrett, "The Köln Concert" (ECM 1064/65) — the classic minimal ECM design: cream background, plain black text with the title, and a black-and-white photo of Jarrett in profile, head bowed and absorbed at the piano, wearing a patterned-cuff shirt. ALT by Claude
Miles Davis, "Miles Ahead" (Columbia CL 1041, this pressing electronically rechanneled for stereo, CS 8633) — orchestra under Gil Evans, "Miles Davis + 19" noted on the cover. Photo shows Miles mid-performance on trumpet, close-up and intense. The jacket has visible wear — soft/worn corners and edges, some scuffing on the cardboard. ALT by Claude
Frank Sinatra, "Put Your Dreams Away" (Columbia CL 1136) — a striking close-up black-and-white/sepia-toned profile shot of Sinatra's face in dramatic side lighting, title in orange/pink text at the top. There's an ownership sticker in the corner reading "I belong to Ronald E. Smith" with an address — a nice bit of provenance from a former owner. Cover shows general age wear (scuffs, some corner softening). ALT by Claude
@carloshr@lile.cl
2026-06-21 02:59:56

Noche de sšbado con el único rey del pop
Thriller - Michael Jackson
#MichaelJackson #Thriller #Vinilos #VinylRecords

La imagen muestra la portada del álbum 'Thriller' de Michael Jackson, de pie, detrás de un tocadiscos. La portada presenta a Michael Jackson sentado, con una chaqueta de traje blanca y camisa negra. Con su característico cabello rizado, mira directamente al espectador. Sobre un fondo negro, el título 'Michael Jackson Thriller' está escrito en cursivas doradas en la esquina superior izquierda. En primer plano, un tocadiscos reproduce un disco de vinilo negro. El brazo del tocadiscos, con una ag…
@teledyn@mstdn.ca
2026-06-28 20:11:41

The ‘Analog Warmth’ of Vinyl Has Been Mostly Digital Since the ’80s, Says Sound Engineer | Headphonesty
I'm not giving up on a pure analog signal path, but this confirms my worst fear:
"The shift to digital processing in vinyl production began in 1979 when Ampex released their ADD-1 Digital Delay. This device, built specifically for vinyl cutting, soon became standard equipment in mastering studios across the globe."
They cite one and only one at-time-of-writing holdout; there must be more!
#theVinylFrontier #vinylrecords #analogaudio #musicianslife
headphonesty.com/2025/02/vinyl