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i am just wondering if anyone else has tried this yet? i did last night, and i dont know which one is better. i mean, i love it at 33 just because it will last longer. but i also liked it at 78 version as well. it's kinda like sex i guess. you can take your time, or just right down to it and floor it otto.
im sure alot of you must think im on crack, which is totally true as i am sitting on over 200 pounds of it, but thats not the point. this all started when a friend of mine lent me her turntable a few days ago. it actually started with an album called Decomposing by Nash The Slash, as he recorded it so that it can be played at any speed, including 16 rpm. and then once i listened to that, i thought. hey wait a minute. what would the first SYR lp sound like at 78 speed. all my other turntables only do 33 and 45. i might even attempt to borrow the neighbours video camera and record SYR1 at 78 rpm and upload them to youtube. but i dont even know if they are even up on that site, which i will bet $100 that they aren't.
so on that note, as SYR2 is mastered for 33. i havent gotten around to checking that one out at 78 yet. it's usually better if it's a record that's been mastered for 45 instead. which leads me to this question...
what other ones in the SYR series, are mastered for 45?
i intend on picking the rest up and giving away my cd versions (as i cannot stand fucking around with cds anymore) but i'm interested in knowing which ones are meant to be played at 45. that way, i can pick those ones up first.
thanks for sharing in my madness
and would hope this would make you want to do the same
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