Roof Made with Adaptive Reuse Records

I'm all about going green but damn...

http://www.jetsongreen.com/2010/11/roof-made-with-adaptive-reuse-records.html

After a while if the sun hits in that spot their going to melt.

Dope idea nonetheless.

Cool as f*ck but a cheeky layer of perspex over the top would make it even cooler. Then you could make it into a floor/dividing wall/something else.

Now who is going to see that unless you climb a ladder or look out the window. This guy is an **** for **** up those records like that.

Ill we as record collectors immediately assume the worst, but if those are all Cliff Richard LPs you know you don't give a f*ck.

Things like this will probably be the future, once Terminator happens and we have to improvise.

Watch out for DIY VHS houses coming soon from Scoobylol Post-Apocalyptic Building Supplies, your one stop shop for your post T-1000 needs.

True true. You know, I have a dark secret. Back in the days I would buy like 9 or 10 records at the flea market for like 10 or 15 cents each (USD), take them home without listening to them and then take each one out the sleeve and smash the shit out of them in a corner. Then I'll grab random pieces and glue them together to create a freak of nature of a record and sample whatever comes out from that. I would spend hours trying to fit pieces together. At the time it was art and revolutionary to me but then my aunt walked in on my hulk-smash fiasco and told my mom what a nutcase I am, so I had to stop. But now, I wonder what the **** was in me to smash them because I still have the sleeves and I'm like damn I had that record.

Ill you might be interested in researching an artist called Christian Marclay.





I have a feeling you may both have a common interest

scoobylol wrote:Ill you might be interested in researching an artist called Christian Marclay.





I have a feeling you may both have a common interest

Whoa, he could be my musical soulmate!!!

scoobylol wrote:Ill you might be interested in researching an artist called Christian Marclay.





I have a feeling you may both have a common interest

Whoa, he could be my musical soulmate!!!

Ill-Green wrote:True true. You know, I have a dark secret. Back in the days I would buy like 9 or 10 records at the flea market for like 10 or 15 cents each (USD), take them home without listening to them and then take each one out the sleeve and smash the **** out of them in a corner. Then I'll grab random pieces and glue them together to create a freak of nature of a record and sample whatever comes out from that. I would spend hours trying to fit pieces together. At the time it was art and revolutionary to me but then my aunt walked in on my hulk-smash fiasco and told my mom what a nutcase I am, so I had to stop. But now, I wonder what the **** was in me to smash them because I still have the sleeves and I'm like damn I had that record.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4P-FjdhsLQ

^^^niiice

jibber wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4P-FjdhsLQ

That was ill..real creative

It's looks nice, but It's kinda pointless because they will warp.