Eusebio (via Voices Of East Anglia)
Tiny Dancers
We love this painting of Elton John by outsider artist John Croft - part of his Icons exnibition at the KK Outlet in London this month. Go see it. (via Creative Review)
(via Mindgrapes)
Queen of Photoshops
from the recent b3ta Photoshop challenge to add or remove a single letter from an artist's name…
See all the entries here
Vinyl Trick Shots
Things you can't do with an MP3 No.671: Attempt daring disc to turntable throwing. Seriously though does that player have some kind of vinyl-magnetic thing going on?
Great Tea Pots of Our Time
Maybe this is what the blind pottery lady in the video made after she'd finished the model of Lionel's head? (via Lenny Mudd)
(via Vice)
The Vinyl Lounge
The Vinyl Lounge at The Old Vinyl Factory looking lovely in the sunshine. (via Studio Myerscough)
George Harrison: Made In Hayes
George Harrison video, filmed at the EMI pressing plant in Hayes - now The Old Vinyl Factory - showing the production of his third studio album Living In The Material World.
Turntable + Paper and Pens = Fun
Ah, the simple joys you can have with a turntable some paper and a few felt-tips.
(via Papiers Collés from Alan De Cecco on Vimeo.)
RARE GLIMPSE AT RECORD STORE “DO NOT BUY” LIST
You know when you go into a record shop and you try to sell stuff you don't want and it turns out the shop doesn't want it either? Well maybe it's on their "Do not buy list". The magic of the internet has uncovered this list from a Chicago store which features amongst other albums staff should never buy from punters Sting, Men At Work and "almost all soundtracks!!!" (via Egotripland)
Put The Needle On The Record…
Looking like an aerial shot of the Grand Canyon this is in fact a picture of a single groove in a record magnified one thousand times. It may look like a bumpy ride but those waves are what produces the sound. Click for more >>>
Field Recording Loveliness… The 78 Project
The 78 Project are a team of individuals recreating the sound of original 78 discs by recording artists on the fantastic looking Presto direct-to-disc acetate recorder. I want one!
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Vinyl At The Movies #1: Shaun Of The Dead
I never get bored of watching Shaun of The Dead, it's one of those movies like Jaws and Goodfellas that you can always dip into at any point and enjoy. The best bit, of course, is the vinyl tossing scene:
"Oooh Stone Roses?"
"Err, no."
"Second Coming?"
"I like it."
The Runout Groove – Links Of The Week
The records that inspired Jimi Hendrix (via The Independent)
What a way to go - The company that presses your ashes into vinyl (via Wired)
How to digitise your vinyl collection (via Gizmodo)
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