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Tag Archives: rare bootlegs
The Singularity of Whirring Vinyl Joy
Ah the joy of collecting vinyl… the crackles and pops while you scan through ghost-written liner notes only four record nerds in the entire universe have read in totality… that non-compressed precision in an oh-so-slightly humped side one… where horns … Continue reading →
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