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The Month of the Phonograph Record: A Mogger's Index

Posted over 2 years ago
As I pointed out in a previous post...I like me an inventory. Here is an inventory of my December 2006 Month of the Phonograph Record posts. If you missed it, you might enjoy looking through these posts. I was frequently delighted by the conversations the posts sparked. If you love records and you have anything to add...please do!Truth be told...this is just a way for me to keep track of my scribblings.
  • The Month of the Phonograph Record...the Inaugural Post
  • Ye-Ye Girl on a Nacy & Lee find
  • Thank You DJ Little Danny
  • Acquisitions: All Day Thumbsucker
  • So many hands! The making of a phonograph record (1937)
  • A true story that is not exactly about Tom Waits
  • I would be remiss to leave out the DJ
  • The Digital Dig
  • The Little Records: Babes in Toyland (Part 1)
  • Moggers Observe the Month of the Phonograph Record!
  • The Little Records: Babes in Toyland (Part 2)
  • Confessions of a Record Thief (What's Your Story?)
  • The Little Records: Gently, Johnny
  • My most treasured record?
  • The hunter and the hunted...
  • Silence: The Soundtrack
  • "No smoke is allowed to adulterate the air!"
  • A kid's record collection: I need your help...
  • The December Haul (Part One): Recovered!
  • The December Haul (Part Two): 5 Stores, 3 States, 2 Boroughs
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    Comments (7)

    1. kristiana
      kristiana says Hey, cool! Well, I've got a couple of posts on my page (page 1&2) about listening to records with my favorite little boy: "Tales Of A Two-Year Old Radiohead Fan" (page 1) and "He Likes Me, He Likes Me!" (page 2). People have debated back and forth about whether vinyl is a thing of the past, that people should embrace the future, blah blah. To them I say - these stories about having fun with a child illustrates something of what I mean about the ritual of pulling out the vinyl. These stories would not be the same at all if I were talking about cds! While I watch Colm become engrossed in an album cover, and then it turn out he likes the band too, well, I know he'll probably remember these moments we spent together and it will add that extra dimension of meaning to bands he may end up loving. I know I remember these same sorts of moments from my childhood. cheers!
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    2. kat3260
      kat3260 says you are _so_ right kristiana. i remember sitting down with my dad with _Physical Graffiti_ and the album design for that is just soooo cool when you're a kid.
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    3. kristiana
      kristiana says I know eh?! One that really sticks in my mind is "Tea for the Tillerman", Cat Stevens. I was very engrossed in that album cover!
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    4. NeilNathan
      NeilNathan says you guys don't know how good you had it ;) donna summer bad girls, saturday night fever and sean cassidy da doo run run were gracing my youthful turn table and then a teenage family friend turned my impressionable 6 year old ears on to Hotel California during the same period that my babysitter donated KISS Alive II to the cause
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    5. Tuff Today, Tuff Tomorrow
      Tuff Today, Tuff Tomorrow says babes in toyland, now thats a throwback!
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    6. kristiana
      kristiana says Ooo yeah - Saturday Night Fever. You wanna believe it. I loved Travolta, hahaha.
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007
    7. caliking
      caliking says Babes In Toyland...now I feel old. Off to emusic to see what I can download...now!
      Permalink posted 01/03/2007

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