OT: I Was on the Local News

You look like what I picture Jefferson to look like. You may have a tad more pedo look though.

Of course you have an XB1

Cool mane. Most if the time people sound like idiots on the news, you did good.

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Cool mane. Most if the time people sound like idiots on the news, you did good.

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Thanks, I tried really hard to speak well. Really hard.

Good show! Interesting to put faces with names!

Not one, but two 1980 National Championship Coke bottles.... Nice.

That's quite a vinyl collection. What would be your prized favorite records from the collection?

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Good show! Interesting to put faces with names!

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Thanks DL. I figured I'd throw it out here for the hell of it.

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Not one, but two 1980 National Championship Coke bottles.... Nice. That's quite a vinyl collection. What would be your prized favorite records from the collection?

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Too bad the Herschel Walker Starting Lineup figure was just out of the shot!

Prized records? Man, that's a tough question. I have some Prince promos and imports that are quite rare, probably more so now. I tend more toward 80s dance music and the 12" singles from that period, which are out of print and some not so easy to find. But, I suppose their value is in the eye of the beholder. It's certainly a niche collection of records.

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I was on CNN when I was 7, I win

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Video or GTFO!

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the 12" singles from that period,

Are those also called 45s?

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No, 45s are usually 7" in diameter with the larger spindle hole in the center, while a 12" single is the same size as an album with the smaller spindle hole. However, some 12" singles do play at 45RPM but most play at 33 1/3. 12" singles usually contained an extended or remixed version of a song that differed greatly from the original album cut. Targeted mostly at DJs, dance clubs or discos. A lot of times they also included instrumental versions, a cappellas and dub versions, used by DJs to create their own mixes.