The rise of the 7" single

[amazingtrade]

I bought a 7" single today, the Bravery Honest Mistake.

It sounds brilliant especialy through my old Rotel preamp and headphones.

I was amazed just how many 7" singles HMV had, there must have been at least 30, all under £3.

I think its great that the old classic has back in fashion again, I think vinyl will rise and rise because a lot of the people who would rahter have have a record in physical form rather than a file are the kind of people who would prefer vinyl anyway.

I know also know lots of people of my generation who don't have a turntable but collect LPs.

 

[Anex]

People who collect LPs and don't have TTs have more money than sense. My sister does it and won't let me play any of them. Whats the point?!

 

[amazingtrade]

People who collect LPs and don't have TTs have more money than sense. My sister does it and won't let me play any of them. Whats the point?!

I don't know, maybe they think they will be worth somthing one day? I have a huge collection (well for my age, I have 80 LPS) and about 10 7" singles. I play them all the time though.

 

[Anex]

Buying re-issues isn't going to help them there.
I am your age. And also go to the same uni as you. What are the chances of that?

 

[amazingtrade]

Buying re-issues isn't going to help them there.
I am your age. And also go to the same uni as you. What are the chances of that?

Lol its a small world, although I guess there are 18,000 students there. I was meaning more second hand records, although that dosn't mean they are original I guess.

PS What course are you on if you don't mind me asking?