8 thoughts on “ Leave - Various - Totally Freaked Out - Volume One (Vinyl) ”

1. Mar 31,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Transparent Blue Vinyl Vinyl release of Totally Freaked Out - Volume One on Discogs. Label: Totally Freaked Out Records - TFO • Format: Vinyl 74/5(2).

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2. Jun 03,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of on Discogs/5(24).

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3. Explore releases from the Pilz Entertainment, Inc. label. Discover what's missing in your discography and shop for Pilz Entertainment, Inc. releases.

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4. As usual with new vinyl i clean before playing as the company certainly doesn't and my copy was pretty grubby on arrival. You do really need to clean new vinyl properly before playing it to get out all the builders rubble they tend to leave in them these days and that really isn't good. Once cleaned the album plays very well and sounds great/5().

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5. In fact the first time I listened to the first two songs that make up side one I hated both songs. "Lorca" starts out with some freak out thing. I guess those are pipe organs with sparse keyboards adding to the mood. Then Tim's moaning comes in and wow! This is a LOT different from the folk stuff he did just a few years earlier/5(20).

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of I Love The 90's Vol. 2 on Discogs.

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7. Sep 21,  · The disco Disco has changed. What has forever been defined by the glitter-ball aesthetic of Saturday Night Fever, has, slowly opened its arms to embrace a world of different musics, loosely connected by the idea, feel or groove of “disco”.Fuelled by voracious selectors and intrepid reissue labels bringing back 12″s from Beirut to Port Of Spain, our understanding of the genre has.

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8. How about a Vinyl Vac? Those are really inexpensive. Looks like a usable budget solution, at least from the images. For real life usage though, I'd be very cautious. Two of the main features of a vacuum cleaning machine are 1) a strong motor to constantly keep the turntable revolving, and 2) a clam to firmly fix the record to the turntable.

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