Talk and share knowledge on rare records, sources of new samples, vinyl, diggin, etc
By Roundy Fri Nov 11, 2005 1:40 pm
So I've read on here so many times, "I just found a load of vinyl in a back alley" or "somebodys grandad gave me a crate of jazz records" and "I picked up a shed load of records at a flea market for next to nish"

"Now it's my turn"

I got talking to a friend of a friend who just so happened to have a large amount of some nice disco records and jazz records, he said if I recorded them to CD for him I could keep them!!! I am over the moon. A lot of the disco records are quite obscure with loads of drum breaks and samples galore. That wasn't meant to rhyme..hehehe

So now I have some cool disco and jazz records for the time it takes to record them.

How lucky.

Roundy
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By jonathan morris Fri Nov 11, 2005 3:11 pm
record me some copies as well please
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By Capshun Fri Nov 11, 2005 3:14 pm
but now you have to record them to cd, i wouldnt do it
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By stryke Fri Nov 11, 2005 3:59 pm
Capshun wrote:but now you have to record them to cd, i wouldnt do it


I don't think i could either.It's gonna be tidious and time consuming.You'd spend more time making his c.d.s than making music.
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By Paul R Fri Nov 11, 2005 4:42 pm
yeah but he'll also get to know every single track and where the best samples are

tedious work but it's still WORK, and who says you have to do it perfect
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By Jacpot Fri Nov 11, 2005 4:50 pm
Ill pay for a copy of those cd's. BTW i couldnt imagine recording all my vinyl on cd that would take forever!! :shock:
By ILL Treats Fri Nov 11, 2005 4:53 pm
Roundy wrote:So I've read on here so many times, "I just found a load of vinyl in a back alley" or "somebodys grandad gave me a crate of jazz records" and "I picked up a shed load of records at a flea market for next to nish"

"Now it's my turn"

I got talking to a friend of a friend who just so happened to have a large amount of some nice disco records and jazz records, he said if I recorded them to CD for him I could keep them!!! I am over the moon. A lot of the disco records are quite obscure with loads of drum breaks and samples galore. That wasn't meant to rhyme..hehehe

So now I have some cool disco and jazz records for the time it takes to record them.

How lucky.

Roundy


I love it when things like that happen, enjoy!
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By dj e.d.e Fri Nov 11, 2005 8:35 pm
just throw on a record ad a blank cd and just press record and sit there and listen and take notes man study up i always say study your music,
enjoy givem to me i'll do it for you and then i'll give them back to you.

i dont work i 'll have them done in three days.
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By beetjunkeeee Sat Nov 12, 2005 3:03 am
Roundy wrote:A lot of the disco records are quite obscure with loads of drum breaks and samples galore. That wasn't meant to rhyme..hehehe



i hope ur not a rapper......i dont see nuthin that rhymes there brah....unless u think obscure and galore rhyme... u proly just amped up cuz of ur dope find...lucky u homes

By Roundy Sun Nov 13, 2005 9:42 am
No I am certainly not any good at rappin just excited. :lol:

I have nearly finished recording them now. I got a list of stuff to record for this guy, it's like track 1 side 2 and stuff like that so it hasn't really taken any time at all.

A few of the records:

Thelonous monk
charlie parker
stan getz
miles davis
st germain - boulavard
positive force - sugarhill
jackie moore - htis time baby
Ashford and simpson
the brothers johnson
quincy jones
peter brown
chic
a jazz record with an 8 minute drum solo!!!!
public enemy - fear of a black planet
pharcyde bizzare ride - my favourite ever rap album**

to name a few..