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Topic: What's The Point of a Mint Record?
| 20th May 2014, 10:38 AM | ||
 | the Flea Member since Aug 2012 377 Points | You can still have mint records that have been played and listened to to death, at least from the late 60's onwards. From the late 60's you could quite easily transfer the music onto cassette, so one careful play of an album could give you many years of enjoyment and yet remain in mint condition. I don't like doodles on either the label or cover, but crackles and pops can add to the enjoyment of the music for me. A digital version of Dedicated to the one I Love by the Mamas and Papas is just a good song. A used vinyl version is something special |
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