The Daily Vinyl ... for music lovers everywhere
...but especially those that miss the days of playing records -- the old-school way.
This site features the unique & quirky "Daily Vinyl video" series
created by
"The Dude"
Sit back. Relax! It's time
for The Daily Vinyl.
Simply allow yourself to be mesmerized
by that magic black circle,
just like the old days.
Classic records as well as NEW vinyl releases (and re-pressings on 180 Gram vinyl)
GREAT NEWS...
The Daily Vinyl LIVE page on YouTube was launched JULY 7, 2011.
This features
HD videos that I filmed at various live concerts.
Click the logo above to jump to the YouTube page.
And the new segment...
I interview musicians that I find interesting. Check it out!
And as always (but a bit of a bitch to navigate thru)...
The Vinyl Videos are located in blog format HERE.
FYI -- The videos are also hosted on YouTube and/or Vimeo.
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Also on The Daily Vinyl:
-- The Dude Wants to know Your Music Memories --
Remember your first record? First kiss to a song? Top 5 Desert Island discs,
Join the discussion of your Your musical memories.
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And here's something cool... RINGO STARR wishes ME a "Happy Birthday Brother"
on his & my birthday.
Hey, if you haven't tried eMusic yet... use this link for the free trial:
I've used eMusic for over 7 years to acquire many of the MP3s in my catalog.
Note: They don't have everything like iTunes, but they have a lot of cool stuff, and you
keep the MP3s (no DRM!) and it's about 1/2 the price of iTunes.
It's worth the free trial, for sure.
email: thedude @ theDailyVinyl.com
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Click a link and The Dude gets, like, 3 cents. Yah, still waiting for that first check. )
And when you're ready to read a good book, get sheet music,
or buy an instrument
...
check out what these guys've got:
Support your local music store. But if they are not cool people, then there's always:
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