Showing posts with label vinylucky records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vinylucky records. Show all posts

Saturday, November 6, 2021

NOVEMBER RAIN- A TORRENT OF NICE & COOL VINYL JUST IN.






 WELCOME TO ANOTHER vinylucky COMMUNICATION.


We start the month of  November with loads of great music on vinyl records from our suppliers in Europe, Just landed & being sorted out & priced. Be the first few to have a preview of the titles available.

Scan, browse & listen to any unsealed records through our stereo system that is specially matched & tuned to give a loud & lively musical sound that is sure to move your spirit, body & soul & get you groovin' to the beat.

Our more than 13,500 LPs/12"/7" singles covers music genres from Pop to Rock, Soul to Funk, Jazz to Blues, Rap to Hip-Hop, Dance Music to Lounge Music, Country to World Music, Classical to Orchestral Music & most everything in between. We most definitely have something for each & everyone who truly love & appreciate great music.

Receive 20%  discount on full-priced vinyl records on rainy days in November. Not valid for non-vinyl items and already reduced vinyl items.

Visit us at :

VINYLUCKY Music & Audio
No: 1 Coleman Street, 
The Adelphi,
Unit # B1-42 (Basement One)
Singapore 179803

Tel: 6336 9071
Mobile: 9384 2565

Opening Hours: 12:33 pm to 7:45 pm (except Fridays 3:33pm to 7:45 pm)
CLOSED on most SUNDAYS
                           

                                                      
                                                               VINYLUCKY
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                                           " A Place Where Great Music Lives ! "

                                THE GOLD STANDARD IN VINYL RECORDS sm

Friday, April 16, 2021

CHAKA KHAN -EPIPHANY: THE BEST OF CHAKA KHAN- SAMPLER MINI LP









 WhatsAPP +65 9384 2565 IF YOU ARE INTERESTED TO BUY THIS RECORD or email vinylucky@hotmail.com

OR VISIT OUR SHOP AT NO: 1 COLEMAN STREET,

THE ADELPHI, #B1-42

SINGAPORE 179803


OPEN MONDAYS -SATURDAYS from 12:33 rPM to 7:45 rPM

except FRIDAYS from 3:33 rPM to 7:45 rPM

CLOSED ON MOST SUNDAYS

Friday, July 24, 2009

Hi to one and all and welcome to a VINYLUCKY vinyl communication. Having been introduced to the vinyl LP medium in the early 1980s, I have went through many many ups and downs, joy and sorrow and changes in the way people listen to music through the generations.

From the humble compact cassette which was the cheapest medium at that time and through to the introduction of CD technology in the early 80s, the vinyl medium have withstood all that was hurled at it and have emerged stronger and better than before.

With a plethora of turntables, MC/MM cartridges and tonearms available and a bewildering choice of new and reissue vinyl LPs it is hard not to be fascinated by this already more than 60 year old technology that is still as relevant as it was during it's hey-day. The numerous refinements made to the stylus and record interface made it possible for even the novice or lay-person to hear the difference and superiority of the format.

With the emergence and wide-spread mass downloading of music material over the internet has made the vinyl format even more interesting and even cool as one is able to get "closer" to the music in a manner of speaking. It is now quite fair to say that if one is "into" vinyl they belong to a community of people who know and enjoy the finer things in life similar to fine food and wine.

With a sustainable support base, I am confident that the vinyl format will still be relevant in the coming years and beyond. For as long as the current digital technology still not being able to offer a significant improvement in the enjoyment of music, the vinyl format will until such time be the format of choice for the "real" music lovers and connoisseurs despite it's perceived lack of ease of use and maintenance requirements.

Watch this space for future updates discussing about music and audio and in particular the vinyl record format. CHEERS!