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24 posts- CK·0881Night Owl Record Show (Portland, OR)08.28.2008 · See the Night Owl Record Show website for more info.
- CK·0841Record Rama: The Worlds Largest Record Collection (Video)08.19.2008 · Record collector, store owner, and archivist Paul Mawhinney is credited as having the largest private record collection in the world. With over 1 million albums and 1 1/2 million singles the Library of Congress estimates that only 17 percent of the music in his archive is available on CD.
- CK·0802National Vinyl Record Day - August 12th (Invention of Phonograph)08.11.2008 · That's right Crate Kings family... this Tuesday August, 12th we'll all have the chance to join in and celebrate Vinyl Record Day. Those begging for a
- CK·0763Eliot Lipp Causes Analog Gear & Record Lust07.29.2008 · Producer Eliot Lipp talks about his start in music and takes us into his studio to show off his crazy collection of analog gear including:
- CK·0761DJ Frank Digs Vinyl In West Africa07.29.2008 · Truth be told, I struggled about whether or not this video should be posted as I take serious issue with its undertones. Regardless, it's an interesting
- CK·0755Library Music Explained & Unraveled07.27.2008 · Times online drops a tiny taste of the history of Library music, roots in television, and its resurgence as a genre. Not a bad intro if you've never
- CK·0743DJ Z-Trip: Record Digging & Starting A Label07.21.2008 · Z-Trip touches on the importance of having style and a deep record collection. He mainly refers to live DJ'ing, but it's not hard to figure out that
- CK·0737Brooklyn Record Riot Footage07.17.2008 · I wish that I could have made it out to this event last month. Unfortunately, there was a slight logistics issue which prevented my pursuit of dusty
- CK·0689Kon & Amir Diggin @ Sound Library, A-1, Big City Records07.02.2008 · XLR8R TV takes us on a digging mission in NY's Lower East Side with deep crate wonder duo Kon & Amir. During the trip they we're given a brief
- CK·0641Nicolay Lists Top 10 70's Albums06.24.2008 · Beatsmith Nicolay hits us off with his version of what a Top 10 album list should look like. The usual suspects like Abbey Road, The Mothership