does anyone own a record player anymore? And if so what records do you have.?

Question

I got a record player for my anni I would love to know how many of you have record player and where you get the records.

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Answer 1

I just got a record player for my birthday. I love records they sound better than cd's in my opinion. with vinyl records you hear everything little thing. My music taste is very eclectic so the records vary from billie holiday, marvin gaye, janis joplin, cole porter, carpenters to the ramones and the clash. I get my records from a couple places close to where i live. Record and tape traders and own guru records. You just have to go online and research what stores are located close to you. If there aren't any, you could always get then from europe, they still make records. It could be expensive though. Hope this answers your questions.

Answer 2

yes, i have a record player. About 7 years ago, I specifically bought it so I could play records if I wanted to.
But, the only records I kept were my Barry Manilow albums.

Ebay has practically everything!!

Answer 3

I've got a huge pile of records from garage sales, but I've yet to get my hands on a decent record player. I've got everything from accordian music to marches to 60's pop to classical.

Answer 4

I have 1 thousand records to play on my record player. they sound great.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I still have mine, don't use it.
Records and albums from 1968 to 1985.
Records are hard to find, and if I would want a record I would go to Floyds's Record Shop.
He might have a web site.

Answer 7

Yes, I do... have plenty of vinyls from all sorts of music... the recording companies are starting to produce them again in limited quantities, but they're out there. Check on eBay.

Answer 8

I usually get records from antique shops now..you could try ebay..I have a jethro tull one, the doors, and a beatles one.

Answer 9

what's a record player, is it a cd player??

Answer 10

Try garage sales or ebay... lots of choices there still available..