Well, now that I am more encouraged, I can list some other recorded albums, and some of my personal comments about them.
If you want to hear about some real classics, I found some of my dad's old cd's in a cabinet, including David Bowie, Neil Young, Talking Heads

and allot of old Rush, like every album, and I must say when I've compared older albums with newer ones there is a big difference, as though some recording companies decided it was better to make the recording 'louder' degrading the quality of the recording in some cases. There are too many people my age that completely disregard the quality of a recording in exchange for playing their music so loud I wish they would go deaf.
Well I guess I will admit that I like to my music loud but to a point, but I pay attention to the quality of a recording even when I don't have to.
But enough of my ranting. As for some fun classic rock albums on LP I have lots of "Hair Bands"!!

; I have an album by the Scorpions another by White Snake, Motley Crue, a couple by Boston, and just for laughs my mom has double playing 8 track tapes of Abba, they are so old they play two songs at once! I also have her Abba LP's but my dad is not a fan of Abba, actually they scare him!
I have a few other classics including Super Tramp breakfast in America, and about three others. I have a five LP set of Bruce Springsteen, another album by the Eagles, and many other classics, all on LP!
The nice thing about LP's is that there are allot of second hand places were they can be found for as little as $2.00, you just have to check them to make sure they are free from scratches and other such damage, but if you really go searching you never know what you might find, there cheaper than cd's most of the time, unless they are new, and usually are better recorded than cd's.
Well I best go, I have an old JVC cd player I found at Value Village that I am going to try to mod with a tube output stage.
I really am a crazy 'tube' aren't I?
