Reason For Having Tons Of Vinyl?

What's the reason for having thousands of records in a studio? I see pics of peoples studios and they have an entire wall of all records...I love records and pretty much only sample from them, but I don't see why anyone would want so many.

I have a lot of records and I will continue to get more until I die.

Because I like music and I prefer collecting vinyl instead of CDs and MP3s.

Some people keep their collection in their studio because they also sample them.

What's so hard to understand about that?

music man, its all about the music

f the samples..

if i had the money, i'd have every mpc, every damn keyboard out there etc.

why wouldn't someone want to have lots of records??

Siver wrote:What's the reason for having thousands of records in a studio? I see pics of peoples studios and they have an entire wall of all records...I love records and pretty much only sample from them, but I don't see why anyone would want so many.

some people ONLY make beats in a studio

for the love of the music + to sample = alot of records accumulate over time

if you are into Djing and sampling, it's normal that u are a kind of music-fanatic so it is only a logical conclusion that People dig ill crates of vinyl...

yea homie I mean that's kinda f'ed up question if you think bout it...

u play cd's right? do you only want one or 2 in your collection?? same goes for mp3's etc. why would vinyl be any different...

even moreso for vinyl because of having multiple purposes...wether it be sampling, collecting or just str8 listening....granted you can do the same with cd's 2, but bottom line a cd IS NOT vinyl....I think vinyl is a love or hate type of thing...either A. you love it and try to get your hands on as many as possible or B. you dont see a reason how people could even want vinyl since "cds" are out now...."and their just cooler and smaller" lol....

personally I try and get my hands on as much vinyl as possible and my main needs/wants are sampling as well, but my outlook is this...

if I only had 10 records in my collection, and honestly didnt even like anything on em' I would force myself to still find a damn sample somewhere...VERSUS if I had hundreds of records it's great because now I can be picky and search until I find that sick sample that I actually would love to work with without being forced to make a beat out of some weak sh!t....smell me??

my b bout typin the book on u lol, but the vinyl can't speak so I'm here on its behalf hahaha...

ezzz

All I have to say is...Long Live Vinyl!

Buy stacks n stacks of wax...or don’t...more for me, and others!

Oh and...
**** DATs, Tapes, Mini Discs, CDs, **** all that.

Yeah then throw this record on, pack a bong

take a hit . . . .






Peace

1 word for u, it all comes down to...........


"Passion"

jonnyscratch wrote:Yeah then throw this record on, pack a bong

take a hit . . . .






Peace

lol just seemed too perfect not to say

sample sample sample plus to collect great songs as they get older an more rare

reasons to dig vinyl and not CD/MP3:

1. It brings much more fun when u are djing, exept u have serato/final scratch

2. There are much more Vinyl out there then CD's and Mp3's - Mhh May be not much more but definitively more old & obscure Sounds u can sample from, and in some Genres u can find much more good music on vinyl than on cd.

3. Vinyl is an analoge thang so it sounds different than CD's and Mp3's - I think it sound much better

4. Crates of Vinyl are looking much better than cd's or a HD full of Mp3's

5. It brings much more fun to dig vinyl than buying Cd's or loading mp3


that are only the evident reason to dig vinyl....

Siver wrote:What's the reason for having thousands of records in a studio? I see pics of peoples studios and they have an entire wall of all records...I love records and pretty much only sample from them, but I don't see why anyone would want so many.

WTF...