Does Your Back Cover Of Sorcerer...

[JSngry]

...from sitting next to Miles Smiles for so many years?

[clifford_thornton]

That is what outer sleeves are for!

[JSngry]

These are a relatively recent phenomenon..at least relative to when I put one on Sorcerer...1979, maybe? No later than 1985. Hell, I don't know. I went from not caring to caring back to not caring.

It's kind of a neat thing, though...kinda like an indelible mark that these records have lived with each other long enough that they've been marked for life by each other...

An analog artifact on another analog artifact, which is as it should be, like wrinkles and grey hairs and toenails that don't grow right any more.

[David Ayers]

toenails that don't grow right any more.

You got manky toenails? That's just nasty.

[JSngry]

I didn't say me, nor did I mean me.

But it happens to a lot of people when they start getting old. It will probably happen to you, and it will probably happen to me too..

Now, does your back cover of Sorcerer have an orange ring on it?

[brownie]

Just checked my copies. They sit next to each other but since both are French CBS releases with laminated cover my Sorcerer's back cover is clean as an angel!

[JSngry]

Laminated! Like a LP jacket condom, only built in!

[A Lark Ascending]

Can't see any orange stains on the files on my ipod. In time maybe.

[JSngry]

Give it time...

[David Ayers]

I didn't say me, nor did I mean me.

But it happens to a lot of people when they start getting old. It will probably happen to you, and it will probably happen to me too..

Now, does your back cover of Sorcerer have an orange ring on it?

It seems I am also still so young and free that I don't have time to sort my LPs into chronological order. Although I did have time to put them in sleeve covers.

[JSngry]

Sounds like you're also young enough to have a collection where that's a practical undertaking!

[sidewinder]

My first copy of 'Sorcerer' was/is an Italian mid-1970s issue from a time when the chance of finding 'Sorcerer' in any UK vinyl shops was about the same as picking up a Sun Ra Saturn. It actually sounds very good - although these days I tend to spin the US 2-eye and the mega box CD set version more. Always thought this one was very under-rated on the whole. Beautifully recorded.

[Teasing the Korean]

I file LPs by artist but generally not chronologically, so albums get moved. I also unloaded stereo copies of those Miles albums over the years as I've found mono albums, so the actual copies have changed too.