Vinyl Siding III
Last year I had a couple of blog posts (here and here) showing the vinyl records that have been used as siding on part of the Heriot Bay Inn on Quadra Island.
I could not resist another shot, this time with the phone.
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I am off for several weeks of field research. Which means this blog will slow to a crawl as I won’t have much time for it.
There will be answers to comments, but they might be slow in coming. Please comment anyway if you feel moved to it.
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No music lover would do that to his old friends.
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I think most people have a lot of stuff on their music shelves (and hard drives) that they don’t feel all that friendly towards. But I do agree that records in good condition should not be vandalised like this but rather they should be set released into the wild via thrift stores and so on. Ironically this part of the building is the bit that the musicians hang out in – it contains their entrance to the bar, etc.
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Hi Mr E. I keep thinking I’d like to get creative with old family vinyl but personal circumstances mitigate against it. The best I can do at the mo, is use singles and 78s as place mats and coasters. Enjoy your field trip! Kate
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Thanks Kate! I am enjoying it. Just had a lovely weekend with my granddaughter who lives quite near where I am working. 45s would make good coasters! Except perhaps for large hole in the middle.
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They only have small holes here. I wonder why there was a different standard between countries?
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Its like dofferent electronis devices that do the exact same things with totally different software.
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Argh. Now I’m sad that I gave all my old vinyls to charity! What I could have done with them!
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Well, if they were good records in good condition, then probably better off where a collector could find them and enjoy them.
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