What's Spinning

[ranbalam]

How's this? I've been thinking about getting it.

Sounds crystal clear, and the vinyl looks awesome, especially LP2.

 

[gaporter]

@NateOEB Clairo came in safe and sound! It sounds great. Thanks for the PIF!

Clairo - Immunity

 

[gaporter]

Mindless Self Indulgence - Frankenstein Girls Will Seem Strangely Sexy

 

[gaporter]

David Bowie - Let's Dance
Thank you again @Sonicpharmacist for the wonderful PIF

 

[gaporter]

Nicole Atkins - Goodnight Rhonda Lee

 

[Joe Mac]

I know what I'm playing later!

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I think Rocky Racoon may be one of my favorite Beatles songs.

Still my favourite album by the fabs. Long, Long, Long, Long and Cry Baby Cry are two of my low key favourites on there. Of course the big ones as great too but we all knew that already

 

[Nee Lewman]

Challenge and ROTM crossover post

 

[Nee Lewman]

 

[Joe Mac]

Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh & Thomas Bartlett

Cross post from the challenge thread.

 

[POGunter]

Speakers Corner 2017 reissue. A little mono goodness on a gray Sunday morning.

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

An Ill Considered Christmas

My favourite Xmas album from last year, or indeed any recent year. Really great modern jazz, fantastic sound, and only slightly let down by pressing issues at the end of the first two sides.

 

[ranbalam]

 

[Count_Vader]

Folding laundry while mumbling "Motherfucka I'm ill" under my breath.

 

[Count_Vader]

Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh .

How is this Pronounced?

 

[Joe Mac]

How is this Pronounced?

Kwee-veen o rye-alla

 

[Nee Lewman]

Hey @Crabbers look what finally hit the deck:

 

[Count_Vader]

Kwee-veen o rye-alla

So in terms of completely batshit pronunciation Gaelic (Is this Gaelic? If not I'm sorry) is like French on steroids...

 

[Joe Mac]

So in terms of completely batshit pronunciation Gaelic (Is this Gaelic? If not I'm sorry) is like French on steroids...

Yeah it’s an Irish name so pronounced in accordance with the rules of the language. Irish is a form of Gaelic/Celtic language, there are a few others (Scots being the other main one but also Cornish and traditionally in elements of Bretton and Galician).

it’s nothing like French or any of the other Latin language, it’s pretty damn hard to learn because it has little relation to the major western language traditions, it’s a renaissance of an ancient language.

 

[Crabbers]

Hey @Crabbers look what finally hit the deck:

Damn good sir

 

[Count_Vader]

Yeah it’s an Irish name so pronounced in accordance with the rules of the language. Irish is a form of Gaelic/Celtic language, there are a few others (Scots being the other main one but also Cornish and traditionally in elements of Bretton and Galician).

it’s nothing like French or any of the other Latin language, it’s pretty damn hard to learn because it has little relation to the major western language traditions, it’s a renaissance of an ancient language.

I compared it to French in the way that French words often look nothing like they're pronounced