This is my first post and this is me …
I’m Ripley Ripley ceo of Rascal Records ( South Molton) and head of marketing, IT, Sales and distribution. I’m also known as Adrian and I’m the guy who sets up the Record market stall every Thursday at South Molton Pannier Market where I sell 12″ singles and LPS from 8am till 1pm.
A vinyl junkie's heaven.
Adventures in collecting "modern jazz": the classical music of America from the Fifties and Sixties, and a little Seventies, on original vinyl, on a budget, from England. And writing about it, since 2011. Travelling a little more widely nowadays, and at lower cost, but still 100% vinyl
Tackling London one adventure at a time.
Listening to albums. On vinyl. In full.
the travels, revels and tribulations of a floating record shop
A Blog about Music and Popular Culture
Wisdom writings & poems
For the discerning cheapskate record collector
I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night
For the Trader, For the Shopper
Adventures in collecting Beatles music
South Molton Pannier Market North Devon every Thursday
writing, rambling, ranting
Self proclaimed football fanatic who writes blogs.
Every one of my LPs, from AC to ZZ
collecting for the adventures
Observations and commentary from South Hill, Washington
My 50th year of music
A blog about the music that I like and collect
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So good to hear from someone who enthuses about vinyl or as my 20 year old daughter calls them large cd’s. The beauty of vinyl is you get exercise getting up and turning them over. I have albums from late 70’s to early 90’s about 150 in total I can’t afford a professional cleaning system any suggestions.
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Large CDs? I like that Brendan.
You can always bring in the really dirty ones or the ones you particularly like on Thursday and I’ll clean them on the okki nokki for a £1 each. It can make quite a difference.
Otherwise a few new yellow dusters with windowlene should work well. Just be aware if they are particularly dirty, the machine is best as you will end up moving the dirt around and pushing it into the grooves.
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