Pineapple Express: Someone Is Wrong on the Internet?

[overgeeked]

Is the difference of opinion perhaps more centered around which tool is the right one for a specific particular job?

It would make more sense, but no.

 

[Scribe]

I've determined that people who insist something is impossible, while others are actually doing said thing, are in the sad place where they may have never accomplished anything to understand that things are in fact possible to accomplish in the first place.

 

[Warpiglet-7]

In addition, I'd note that having gotten to know many high schoolers recently ... a lot of the "cool ones" are into vinyl.

No, I don't have an explanation.

My kid has a record player and some cool records. She is cool like her dad.

….do we have a milkman anymore?

Maybe it’s time for 23 and me…

 

[overgeeked]

I've determined that people who insist something is impossible, while others are actually doing said thing, are in the sad place where they may have never accomplished anything to understand that things are in fact possible to accomplish in the first place.

Snarf's Adage. "It works in practice, but not in theory."

 

[Cadence]

I thought the current fashion in vinyl was over LPs, not 45s.

Swift apparently has done 7"s which is the new lingo for 45s?

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Swift apparently has done 7"s

.... nope. Not gonna.

 

[prabe]

Swift apparently has done 7"s which is the new lingo for 45s?

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That's just the diameter (get your mind out the gutter, Snarf!) of the record. I'm pretty sure even modern 7" records play at 33 1/3 (though it's entirely possible that I'm wrong).

 

[Cadence]

That's just the diameter (get your mind out the gutter, Snarf!) of the record. I'm pretty sure even modern 7" records play at 33 1/3 (though it's entirely possible that I'm wrong).

I haven't used a turntable in ages, but apparently some are 45.

A Swiftie’s Guide to How to Play a Vinyl Record at 45 RPM

Or, why your Red (Taylor’s Version) LP sounds like a man is singing.

www.vulture.com

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

That's just the diameter (get your mind out the gutter, Snarf!) of the record. I'm pretty sure even modern 7" records play at 33 1/3 (though it's entirely possible that I'm wrong).

Gutter?

I was just thinking that there was no way to determine if that was 70 feet, or 70 yards. AD&D (1e)!!!! Woot!

Wait, what were you thinking? Oh, oh ... you went there, didn't you!

 

[prabe]

I haven't used a turntable in ages, but apparently some are 45.

I don't own one and ... haven't since sometime in the 1980s.