Vinyl

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  1. CK·3311Spring Record Cleaning At The Night Owl Record Show04.06.2010 · Oregon area record collectors take note! Spring is upon us, so grab a wad of cash and a stack of unused records and head on over to the Night Owl Record Show.
  2. CK·3281Inside Roger Steffens's Rare Reggae Archives03.31.2010 · Babylon Falling delivers a tour of Roger Steffens's incredible Los Angeles reggae archives.  The author, archiver, and radio host opens the doors to his
  3. CK·3263Abbey Road Studios Mastering Engineer Pressing Vinyl03.25.2010 · Sean Magee, mastering engineer at Abbey Road Studios, shows off the legendary studio's vinyl lathe and album cutting process. The engineer explains some of
  4. CK·3188Clean Vinyl Records With Wood Glue aka The Vinyl Facelift03.18.2010 · How to clean vinyl records with wood glue: the step-by-step DIY "vinyl facelift" that lifts dust and grime out of the grooves, plus the risks.
  5. CK·2723Kon & Amir Digging @ Amoeba Records02.01.2010 · Famed DJ's and crate diggers Kon & Amir dig for disco and more at Amoeba Records.  The duo shows off a number of finds, including Michael McGloiry, Kellee
  6. CK·2675United Record Pressing Plant Tour & History01.29.2010 · Adam of United Record Pressing gives a tour of the plant, explains the process behind manufacturing vinyl, and presents a brief history of the the plant's
  7. CK·2618DJ Amir On Rare Vinyl & Wax Poetics Record Label01.15.2010 · DJ Amir (Kon & Amir) talks with On Point about vinyl obsession, reissuing rare records, and the unique role of the Wax Poetics label.
  8. CK·2602Mayer Hawthorne - Dusty Fingers Segment01.13.2010 · You look for like names on there that you might know.  You look for instrumentation.  You look for labels. The label says a whole lot.
  9. CK·2565Vinyl Junkies - The Record Collection You Wish Was Yours01.07.2010 · With Vinyl Junkies I, Holger Kist provides a peek into the lives and living quarters of the vinyl addicted.
  10. CK·2536Funkmaster Flex's Live Holiday Breaks Mix01.05.2010 · Kood DJ Red Alert and Funkmaster Flex gave New York radio listeners a Christmas Eve holiday treat with a live classic breaks mix.  Anyone want to play name