What A Vinyl Record Looks Like On A Microscopic Level
Kinda like the Grand Canyon, actually.
Kinda like the Grand Canyon, actually.
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A Japanese artist is turning old records into remarkable art.
Cat changing the song. And ruining the record. :(
RCA made this film in 1955 to show how they manufactured LPs, from recording the music to pressing it in a factory. (Via Turn the Record Over)
Deface Value is a blog that chronicles vinyl album covers that have been defaced or, dare I say, drastically improved. Donny Osmond is terrifying.
It’s a tiny skateboard made out of vinyl records. They’re sold in Williamsburg, and they come with a pair of sunglasses. Your vinyl collection is totally complete now. (via subtletyinexcess.tumblr.com)
Apparently if you put headphones on, that makes you a DJ. I mean, I would go to a party if Hulk Hogan was DJing.
An ’80s band called Wankers had the all-time best idea for its vinyl album art. With tracks like “Pizza Boy Massacre” and “Too Skinny For Love”, this 1988 release was clearly seminal in the pizzawave genre.
Clever audiophiles the world over have been taking old, beloved record sleeves featuring head shots of famous musical artists and creating the illusion that their body continues past the frame. (via)
Audiowood has created one of the more unique turntables I’ve ever seen that takes a slice from an ash tree to create a vinyl player that all your music snob friends are sure to envy. For only $850 you can become king of the music snobs! (via trendhunter.com) View List ›
Recycled records laser-cut into puzzles so you can construct awesome models such as a velociraptor, ant or stegosaurus. (Via Kickstarter) View Media ›
A bunch of cute women doing cosplay at this year’s WonderCon. Thank you, nerds. Thank you. View List ›
A UK company called And Vinyly allows you to immortalize yourself in vinyl by sprinkling your ashes onto a record before pressing. For about $4,800 (£3000) you get up to 30 records containing you and any audio recording you wish, leaving behind the ultimate mixtape! View Image ›
Ever wish your favorite album covers could become Monty Pythonesque animated GIFs? Your wish has been granted by the nifty new Tumblr blog aptly titled: Animated Albums.
Satirist and king of the disaffected nerd-gays, David Sedaris, has taken his accidental cool one step further by releasing his audio-book on vinyl. Pssst! BuzzFeed secret santa, you know what to do. View Image ›