Great site that I had never heard about. I like my Sennheiser HD-280’s. And will probably buy myself a new pair of Grado’s sometime soon. 
The only thing that could make this article better is if it were written the “other” Steve Guttenberg.
Go Check Out: Wikiphonia: A headphone wiki | The Audiophiliac – CNET News.
Turn Me Up!™ is a non-profit music industry organization campaigning to give artists back the choice to release more dynamic records.
A great collection of record listing abbreviations for collectors.
Just a little fun reference material for your Monday!
Music 101 – Record listings abbreviations. Just what does RW mean?.
If you aren’t familiar, donewaiting.com is a pretty fantastic music site here in Columbus, OH. They cover way more than just local music news.
Go and check out their feature “Behind the Artwork” where they discuss the new Times New Viking artwork / record.
Behind the Artwork: Times New Viking’s Born Again Revisited.
Personally, I still have to say that I think we do it better, but these folks are definitely doing it awesome.
Check out a pretty sweet DIY vinyl project.
But, if you want a little more professional job, feel free to check out our pricing.
iTunes now has album artwork.
So do we. Except its real, and collectible.
And most people will actually care about it.
image via Gizmodo
Diggin’ for Hip Hop Vinyl
Pretty sweet ad, click for the full-size. Great work by DDB Denmark.
Special thanks to Jonathan Achor for bringing this to our attention.
The Vinyl Cafe stories are about Dave, owner of the second hand record store, and they are collected in books and on CD. The stories also feature Dave’s wife, Morley, their two children, Sam and Stephanie, and assorted friends and neighbours.
The motto of Dave’s store – and of the radio show – is “We May Not Be Big, But We’re Small”.
via Vinyl Cafe with Stuart McLean – The Official Website.
Definitely adding this to the office playlist.
