Angsty
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...if you scramble out on a Sunday night to the last open record store in town to buy another copy of a Tone Poet you already own because you fumbled your first copy, lightly scratched it, and needed to have a pristine copy. 
You know you're too deep into vinyl if...
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TrainFan73
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I mean did you play test it first?...if you scramble out on a Sunday night to the last open record store in town to buy another copy of a Tone Poet you already own because you fumbled your first copy, lightly scratched it, and needed to have a pristine copy.
Rip_City
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...you are second, third, and even fourth guessing purchases made from a month prior.
uvwxVinyl
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TrainFan73
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This is me and One Step From Elvis In Memphis
Angsty
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Yeah. There was a slightly audible tick as the stylus crossed the scratch. I have a ton of records with a similar defect that does not really bother me. It really bothered me on my new Tone Poet album. Audiophile OCD, I guess.
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Angsty
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... if when your kid says that he may not go to college and your first thought is "I wonder if I can re-purpose that college fund to get a Vertere turntable and a Sutherland Duo phonostage?"
TrainFan73
Frothy
I mean an audiophile disc with an audible tick is actually a problem.
Angsty
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Thank you, Lee! Now that's what I'm sayin'!
FremerLovesMp3s
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I feel this in my soul. At least we got each other lol
Russ I
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....your wife and the mailman have a running joke about delivery/receipt of the 'record of the day.'
Angsty
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Only one?
Angsty
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…if you saw a collectible vinyl on sale at the record store for $65 and said “f**k that — I’m getting the CD!”. You get a fresh new $14 CD, put it on, and now all you can think about is how you let that $65 LP go.
Yes.
Not long ago the mailman actually asked me how my collection was going.
wokeupnew
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FremerLovesMp3s
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I got divorced so now I only have to answer to the mailman. lol
Angsty
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My mailman hates my LPs.
One day, he stood one up in the hinge between the mailbox door and the box’s barrel just so he would not have to come to the door and deliver another flat carrier to the porch. It ended up falling out onto the curb.
His supervisor and I had an interesting call the next day…
One day, he stood one up in the hinge between the mailbox door and the box’s barrel just so he would not have to come to the door and deliver another flat carrier to the porch. It ended up falling out onto the curb.
His supervisor and I had an interesting call the next day…
Turbo
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...you have a personal first-name basis relationship with your mailman, he has your phone number and he calls you to ask if you want him to leave large packages by the door or take them back to the post-office when you're not home.
(Seriously, I know my mailman, but it's a slightly longer story than record collecting. Our daughters were in a sports team together for several years so he knew who the records are for and he takes special care for me).
(Seriously, I know my mailman, but it's a slightly longer story than record collecting. Our daughters were in a sports team together for several years so he knew who the records are for and he takes special care for me).
Russ I
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Haha! Grammatical error.Only one?
tvham
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Your blood boils whenever you hear someone say "vinyls"