We ❤ Retro Media: Vinyl, VHS, Tapes & Film

E. von Hoegh · Nov 27, 2012

BetterSense said:
I still don't think codex is going to catch on. Scrolls are far superior!

Scrolls are so last-millenium.

lxdude · Nov 28, 2012

Thomas Bertilsson said:
Here's a place in Kansas that markets about 22,000 new and used vinyl albums: http://store.acousticsounds.com/c/5/Vinyl_Record

Not sure it has any bearing on photography, but I'm glad there are folks that appreciate these things still (so that I may continue buying them too).

If you're in the SF Bay Area, Arhoolie Records on San Pablo Ave. in El Cerrito is fantastic.

They're also on that new thing called the internet at www.arhoolie.com

But browsing their store is a delight.

Andy K · Nov 28, 2012

So new the Beatles have just released a remastered vinyl box set.

Diapositivo · Nov 28, 2012

BetterSense said:
I still don't think codex is going to catch on. Scrolls are far superior!

Both scrolls and books are very perishable media. Clay tablets is the way to go.

Andy K · Nov 28, 2012

Carved stone stele have much better longevity than these new-fangled clay tablet contraptions.

We ❤ Retro Media: Vinyl, VHS, Tapes & Film

E. von Hoegh

lxdude

Andy K

Diapositivo

Andy K

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