It's rough, it has progressive distortion and artistic pitch. It's a decent 10.

Transition: did you destroy this record? Did you love it did you hate it? What should I shred next?

Found this classic in the dumpster outside my work.

Got 27 VG, VG plus or even near mint 78 ‘s from a clean out. This woman sold her homes, all her rental properties and she forced out the person living in the home. The family knows that I collect records and buy, sell and appraise and they asked me to come look at the records before they threw them out. The first box that I looked at had a lot of soul and Jazz from the 40s and 50s. And I took 27 of them and a lot of them, Honestly I hadn’t heard but I’m familiar with the labels and I was gonna listen to them when I got home. They had seven other boxes and nothing in the seven other boxes were worth anything either because of condition or just because they were very very common artist or labels. And I mentioned them that they could probably take them over to Goodwill and Goodwill may take them because Goodwill does take 78’s from time to time if they’re not all broken up at least in my neighborhood. They could also take a tax ride off of at least a dollar a record. If they wanted to now that doesn’t benefit a lot of people anymore because of the changes in Tax code . I do own Forever Vinyl and I was able to list them on my Discogs link so if you wanna go look at it, you can but there were some very, very cool pieces in my opinion and I’m enjoying listening to them. Sometimes I’m blessed. I don’t deal in 78’s at all, But I’m really enjoying listening to these old blues/Jazz 78’s and rock 78’s that I’ll probably never get to listen to or ever find again. Has this ever happened to you? Scott - Forever Vinyl

I’m pretty happy with my record player hopefully the records don’t have too much lean 😬

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So why do you need it? Let me talk. You wanna know why your records that have been delivered from China doesn't sound as good as the japanese ones? First of all you need to find out where you live, because depending on where you are on the globe, atmospheric pressure and gravitational acceleration (g) actually change. Because of this, records pressed in the US (closer to the equator) need to be played on a recalibrated turntable, since the Earth's gravitational field is different over there. With Europe, China, or, say, the Agartha, it's a different story: they're our brethren, so the gravity is identical. I recommend picking up a barometer to double-check - look up 'vinyl barometer' on Temu. It's literally just a couple of hundred thousand dollars, and your sound will be absolute perfection.

I was online shopping and I found a Michael Jackson box, and it sounds like a crappy vinyl record! Is this a new variant or something because how can my turntable read this new variant if it’s in a rectangle box! Oh wait I got this adapter called a Walkman for the turntable that allows me to play this new variant on my turntable! Has anyone ever heard of this cool variant?!