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[rbersoul90]

I'm 16, going on 17. And it's the same for me, as well. I can't have a day where I don't listen to them.
I want more vinyl, as well. But I'll have to get it on eBay or something.

haha thats great! im 18 and ive been into the airplane for over a year! it's great to see others my age like them!

[ChromeNun]

I used to have all the JA albums. Remember the brown paper bag in the "Bark" album? It contained a poem telling you what you could do with the bag. Clever idea.

[TakeMeOnYourFlight]

My dad used to have all the Airplane albums on vinyl but alot of them were too beat up to play. A couple I thought played well enough to hang on to; Volunteers (with the newspaper insert), Blows Against the Empire (with the booklet,) Long John Silver and 30 Seconds Over Winterland.

Other than that I have The Worst of Jefferson Airplane (70's reissue, I could have gotten an original but I actually prefered the brighter print of the cover on the reissue and the gatefold not making it to the reissue, nothing special was in the gatefold, just a painting of the RCA dog.) I also have the Bark (missing the paper bag slip that goes over the cover,) Flight Log 2 lp with the booklet. If I could find a vinyl pressing of 2400 Fulton St. I would probably get rid of the Worst of album.

Someday I might also upgrade the copy I have of Long John Silver to one that still has the stashbox cover. I'd also love to own a mono copy of After Bathing at Baxter's. I never understood why that wasn't included in the Ignition boxed set currently avaliable on I-tunes.

[SummerOfLuv67]

I don't have any albums on vinyl, but I wish I did. I have some mp3's and CDs, but vinyl is the best in my opinion. It's just so much cooler, you know?

[plastictramp]

I've got a lot of really crap vinyl from my parents(lot's of John Travolta and the like), and quite a bit of good vinyl as well(the Beatles, Heart, Styx, the Who), but unfortunately, no Airplane. I have most of the albums on CD, but it's just not the same. For some reason, all the little crackles and bumps in vinyl make me extremely happy.

[PsychedelicRabbit]

I got Jefferson Starship's "Spitfire" last week. I scanned beautiful pictures of Grace with a mustache and one of her by some plants.

I love vinyl. It's so much cooler.

[okeedoe]

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[PsychedelicRabbit]

You are very welcome.
Enjoy them!

[plueschinger]

Hi Ho!

I have quiet a lot of JA records on vinyl:
JA Takes off
Surrealistic Pillow
After Bathing at Baxters
Crown of Creation
Bless it's pointed little Head
Volunteers
Bark
Long John Silver
and (not 30 seconds over winterland, but)
Early Flight and the
1989 JA record

and some airplane related ones:
Blows against the Empire
Sunfighter
Manhole
Planet Earth Rock'n Roll Orchestre
Great Society (Sally go round the roses)

Quiet a lot of records at the end.

CD's I only have:
Live in Monterrey (or simular like this) and
JA loves you (3 CD's)
but this is not subject of this thread.

Regards
Plueschinger

[okeedoe]

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[plueschinger]

Hi Ho

@okeedoe
Fur shure I keep them with care and safe.

By the way, I forgot "Baron Toolbooth and his chrome nun"

Regards
Plueschinger

[V I C E]

i've got many , but i haven't got a working ''vinyl player'' . one is too small ( for the 1 song vynils ) and the other one has no .. god , how is it called the little thing made of iron ho allows the player to play ... mm .. a needle . and unfortunaly these are quite difficult to find ..

i really would like to listen all these vinyls .. i also bought endless wire on vinyl , but still haven't listened to it yet .

[Susan Butcher]

Does anyone have a picture of the Volunteers newspaper insert?

[Susan Butcher]

Well, the LP looks like a newspaper on the outside, and the gatefold is a jam sandwich sitting on a page of supermarket ads, but TakeMeOnYourFlight mentioned a "newpaper insert" so I guess there must have been more to it originally, perhaps in the form of a folded newspaper or booklet. Over to you, TMOYF.

[Susan Butcher]

Ta very much, CD!