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RE: What our records represent

Posted by docw on March 15, 2017 at 11:48:41:
I had to answer this one.

For me, records represent my SF days with Dad and Bro. Pics are from even earlier than late 50's and early 60's, and first record purchased was a Mozart 35/39 Epic blue label LP with Szell/Clev. There remains a ~1000 LP collection, mint, plastic on, unwarped, mostly classical piano, orchestra and concerto collection at late Dad's house. Now siblings live there, still. Almost the entire Szell stereo recordings. We haven't discussed it recently.

Now own over 1500 records at home, getting older but busy also. Do listen some, enjoy immensely esp with new Hana HO MC. Bro has perhaps 400, no time to enjoy, due to work and family.