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Not a one. When my first husband and I split the sheets I took to long to retrieve my albums from his mother's storage room so he sold most of them to support his drug habit at the time. The rest of my albums I eventually trashed because they were damaged from moving so many times over the years and I had no place to keep them.
9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
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Of course I do, all waiting to be transferred to CDs via my radio/cassette/phonograph/CD player/recorder (did you ever see so many slashes in one sentence?). I would have more if my sister and nephew had followed the court orders they agreed to an given me my parents' albums to record and return, which included some good kids' stuff I'd like to have shared with my grandchildren. Contemptible people in contempt of court.
9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
Have the Beatles original " white album " with the raised letters, which I heard is a collector's item. Have quite a few albums from the 60 thru the 80s. Probably most of them are from the late 60s and 70s. Would never get rid of them.
9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |
I bought a turntable to play my Albums, 45's and EP's, i had them in a suitcase and large plastic container, and to my surprise they were all in prestine condition, no scratchers -- it was nostalgic time, no doubt about it, the records do sound better than digital cd's, like Mycatsmom i have The Beatle's White Album along with Sgt. Peppers, A Hard Days Night, Help and Rubber Soul -- CCR Cosmos Factory -- The Wall, an imported American Album of ''Sticky Fingers' and approx. 100 more records, it was great just looking through them all as a lot i did not remember i had them -- i still have the very first album i bought with my pay check, Summer Days and Summer Nights by the Beach Boys, by the way in 60's , Albums were hard to get, it depended on the record companies deciding what we would like, which was a bummer. :)
9 years ago. Rating: 6 | |