Am I only the only div with 3 styrene copies of marvin's groove then? Its an easy 45 to find anyway.
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Jimmy Mcgriff - the worm Joe Simon - Drowning in the sea of love. Jimmy castor - Just begun on Kinetic ----beware on this as its quite heavy vinyl from memory and but it IS crappy styrene as my cue burn will testify.... Edwin Starr - I just wanna do my thing. Promo might be vinyl can't comment also available on 12 and LP Earnest Jackson - Funky Blackman JB's - Monurail James Brown - Soul Power '74 Gwen Mcrae - Funky Sensation Atlantic double sided promo Roy Ward - Horse with a freeze Promo. I have the standard issue as well but don't want to find out wether its styrene as I want to sample it!!!
These are the ones I've fucked up from memory, will post more once I get my 45's to hand
My 3rd guitar was not styrene, dont know what thats all about. Was there 2 (or more) pressings??
A whole lot of these had concurrent vinyl and strene pressings coming out of different plants at the same time, apparantly... so its not even a matter of different pressings
i've got a vinyl pressing of this (orange label with psych looking font), but my buddy John has a styrene one (white label with arial-ish font). Because of the label differences, I would assume this means a different pressing, not just a different plant pressing styrene instead of vinyl.
p.s. have any of you every noticed that styrene pressings are essentially two thin crappy pieces of plastic fused together with labels glued on versus vinyl where the labels seem embedded in the wax and the wax is one beautiful whole piece of plastic
I just realized my copy of Freddi, Henchi & The SoulSetters - Funky To the Bone was styrene. I know a few DJs have used that one, most notably Babu w/Iriscience in the Triple Optics Live 45 remix. So is there a vinyl version out there? I couldn't hear signs of cue burn in Babu's mix.
i've got a vinyl pressing of this (orange label with psych looking font), but my buddy John has a styrene one (white label with arial-ish font). Because of the label differences, I would assume this means a different pressing, not just a different plant pressing styrene instead of vinyl.
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Here's some mo'
Jimmy Mcgriff - the worm
Joe Simon - Drowning in the sea of love.
Jimmy castor - Just begun on Kinetic ----beware on this as its quite heavy vinyl from memory and but it IS crappy styrene as my cue burn will testify....
Edwin Starr - I just wanna do my thing. Promo might be vinyl can't comment also available on 12 and LP
Earnest Jackson - Funky Blackman
JB's - Monurail
James Brown - Soul Power '74
Gwen Mcrae - Funky Sensation Atlantic double sided promo
Roy Ward - Horse with a freeze Promo. I have the standard issue as well but don't want to find out wether its styrene as I want to sample it!!!
These are the ones I've fucked up from memory, will post more once I get my 45's to hand
No, you're not
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Ray Frazier - Gonna Get Your Love (chess)
Ramsey and Co - Love Call (ramco) doh
Jean Knight - Do Me
Theres 2 diff labels.... Mines styrene too
whereas the one I got....
....don't!
A whole lot of these had concurrent vinyl and strene pressings coming out of different plants at the same time, apparantly... so its not even a matter of different pressings
Can't trust Kinetic!
Actually, I have an Italian RCA 7" of 'it's just begun' and that shit is vinyl.
i'm not picky, so i bought a copy of this 45 that looked like...VG-
ABSOLUTELY unplayable, the hiss drowns out the music completely.
I don't have the US version, but (luckily) my Spanish pressing is vinyl.
i've got a vinyl pressing of this (orange label with psych looking font), but my buddy John has a styrene one (white label with arial-ish font). Because of the label differences, I would assume this means a different pressing, not just a different plant pressing styrene instead of vinyl.
p.s. have any of you every noticed that styrene pressings are essentially two thin crappy pieces of plastic fused together with labels glued on
the UK orange RCA press is vinyl too
sell me it noddy
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