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On the "Letter From Home" tracks from "The Private Press" by DJ Shadow and the impermanence of thing...

<blockquote>The Recordio discs were a product of the Wilcox-Gay Corp., which began in 1910 as a small company creating radios and transcription recorders in Charlotte, Michigan. As their business grew so did the product line they carried and in 1939 they launched the Recordio. The Recordio device not only played records but also allowed the user to use a microphone that accompanied the player to record themselves onto a blank record — a "Recordio Disc." The Recordio machine recorded at 78 rpm with decent fidelity. These machines also included an AM radio receiver. With this function you could record your favorite radio broadcasts to listen to time and time again. These machines were marketed to the middle class through such media outlets as Ebony and Life magazine. The player/recorder found its way into the hands of musicians, and Johnny Cash and Les Paul were known to use these devices. In its debut year the Recordio device sold 25,000 units, but with the Great Depression underway and the adoption of magnetic tape the Wilcox-Gay Corp. sales declined. In 1961 the company moved to Chicago and lasted two more years before finally declaring bankruptcy a second time and closing its doors for good in 1963. —<a href="https://tapeop.com/tutorials/87/recordio/">Source</a></blockquote>

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<blockquote>The Recordio discs were a product of the Wilcox-Gay Corp., which began in 1910 as a small company creating radios and transcription recorders in Charlotte, Michigan. As their business grew so did the product line they carried and in 1939 they launched the Recordio. The Recordio device not only played records but also allowed the user to use a microphone that accompanied the player to record themselves onto a blank record — a "Recordio Disc." The Recordio machine recorded at 78 rpm with decent fidelity. These machines also included an AM radio receiver. With this function you could record your favorite radio broadcasts to listen to time and time again. These machines were marketed to the middle class through such media outlets as Ebony and Life magazine. The player/recorder found its way into the hands of musicians, and Johnny Cash and Les Paul were known to use these devices. In its debut year the Recordio device sold 25,000 units, but with the Great Depression underway and the adoption of magnetic tape the Wilcox-Gay Corp. sales declined. In 1961 the company moved to Chicago and lasted two more years before finally declaring bankruptcy a second time and closing its doors for good in 1963. —<a href="https://tapeop.com/tutorials/87/recordio/">Source</a></blockquote>

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dj shadow the private press the quietus

Y el DJ que lo conoce toca el himno de las 12

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the ketchup song (aserejé) aserejé las ketchup hijas del tomate flight ipad /r/bonehurtingjuice

An explanation of the copyright length for pre-February 15, 1972 recordings in the United States, co...

If it wasn't for the Music Modernization Act from 2018, those recordings would have NEVER entered the public domain. Sound recordings published after that date have their copyright expire 95 years after publication.

Fun fact: The rule of the shorter term (another rule with a complicated history) in the United States applies to all media from overseas, with the exception of sound recordings.

If it wasn't for the Music Modernization Act from 2018, those recordings would have NEVER entered the public domain. Sound recordings published after that date have their copyright expire 95 years after publication.

Fun fact: The rule of the shorter term (another rule with a complicated history) in the United States applies to all media from overseas, with the exception of sound recordings.

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Y el corazón, tucún-tucún-tucún (in Spanish)

Edit of a <i>Carlos, el topo que gira</i> image (a fake localization of <i>Crash Bandicoot</i> for the European Spanish market) that references the song <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq6oc066w14"><i>Es Épico</i> by Canserbero</a>, a hip hop artist with a tragic fate.

Edit of a <i>Carlos, el topo que gira</i> image (a fake localization of <i>Crash Bandicoot</i> for the European Spanish market) that references the song <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sq6oc066w14"><i>Es Épico</i> by Canserbero</a>, a hip hop artist with a tragic fate.

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The full cover of “Endtroducing.....” (1996)

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endtroducing..... dj shadow rare records chief xcel lyrics born

Aaaah yeah the famous singer 😍

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Illya Kuryaki & the Valderramas with Carlos "El Pibe" Valderrama

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When your life is going nowhere mf 5 mf ra 6 Source: youknowyoureabandgeek 8,847 notes

When your life is going nowhere mf 5 mf ra 6 Source: youknowyoureabandgeek 8,847 notes

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potato

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it's good music to eat potatoes to lamevn 1 year ago 36

Anatomy of songs

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MTV Music Videos

BACK IN MY DAY, MTV PLAYED MUSIC VIDEOS EVEN THE TVSHOWS PLAYED F------ MUSIC VIDEOS

BACK IN MY DAY, MTV PLAYED MUSIC VIDEOS EVEN THE TVSHOWS PLAYED F------ MUSIC VIDEOS

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