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The phrase "awesome records" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe music albums, achievements, or any notable collections that are impressive or exciting.
Example: "The band released some awesome records that have topped the charts this year."
Alternatives: "fantastic albums" or "incredible collections".
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"If he can win the Paris-Roubaix he'll have one of the most awesome records any rider in this sport has ever had," Brailsford said.
But for those who don't jerk off over original Mayhem pressings, Liturgy has always been an awesome (albeit brainy) band that makes awesome records.
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"It's an awesome record," one rival said.
Some recent stuff I was listening to was Robert Randolph & the Family Band, "Colorblind," which I think is an awesome record.
Moments later Dravid has hit bat aloft to celebrate a 69th ODI half-century, an awesome record.
Tara is a visionary social sector leader with an awesome record on impacting women and girl's issues, especially in education.
"It was over voicemails, so there's been some awesome recorded messages from Chevy," McHale said.
I ended the night mingling around all the awesome record label booths in the Flea Market.
I couldn't figure out how this awesome record cover could have such a hunk of southern-fried shit inside.
Top of League Two at the start of the season and boasting an awesome defensive record, they haven't won since August and are now marooned in mid-table.
And it has an inspiring and awesome track record that's tough to beat.
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