Sentence examples for vinyl archive from inspiring English sources

Since the financial crisis, he's been buying up property on the deprived South Side and turning it into cultural centres for the black community, from a library to a soul-food kitchen and vinyl archive.

In fact, it's pretty much exactly the same way that they exploited their catalogue around 1973: Warner Music has been reissuing classic albums from their archive on vinyl for several years through their Rhino imprint, while more recently Capitol in the US got in on the act, selling vinyl releases for twice as much as their CD counterparts.

Fast forward to 2007 when Playbill Records/Sony BMG released those archive recordings in vinyl and CD.

"We recorded it on tape, we press it to vinyl, and the digital is the archive of this physical thing that exists in the world," Mr. Butler said.

Just a quick mention for Monday's Archive on 4, Beat Mining with the Vinyl Hoover, a fantastic 45 minutes about sampling old vinyl records, presented by the never less than excellent Toby Amies.

He, in conjunction with journalists David Sax and Del Cowie, recently organized Vinyl 101, an event that showcases the neglected archive and the gems within Toronto's public library.

As THUMP earlier reported, Afrika Bambaataa's 40,000 strong hip hop vinyl collection will be housed at Cornell University's Collection of Hip Hop archive following the DJ's stint as a visiting professor.

On Tuesday, the music, for once, will not be drawn from Mr. Gaubert's astonishing archive of 60,000 CD's, categorized by specific genres; the 20,000 vinyl records he has collected since boyhood; the 342,746 songs stored on a MacBook, a number that a computer program calculates would take 978 days 8 hours 2 minutes 2 seconds to play.

Folkways' initial archive of far-flung styles was recorded in mono, pressed on scratchy vinyl and packaged in utilitarian cardboard sleeves with highly academic notes mimeographed in fine print; it was aimed at libraries.

An extensive collection of vinyl records and discs of 1970s music, including original recordings by the reggae greats Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, has vanished from the archive of the former Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation, The Associated Press reported.

Vinyl signs.