Vinyl Records T-Shirts

"The two things that really drew me to vinyl were the expense and the inconvenience."

Dog using MP3 player scowls at dog that's still listening to gramophone player.

Robert Drake

'Fancy coming back to my room to have a look at my collection of 78's ?'

'You put a round thing on a spinning plate with a needle and then you play with buttons and knobs...only old people know how to do it.'

'Death, where is thy Sting?'

Large print rock'n'roll section

"Disk Jockey"

Iconic dog hearing sound of vinyl record with his paw scratching it.

It's Whitney Houston....We have a problem!

'Music & Gym'

If you play this record backwards you can hear xmas carols and heavenly choirs...

Music Collector.

"Very impressive collection of Elvis records, Dad, but have you kept any financial ones?"

"When played backwards, these say things like 'Save for retirement' and 'Eat more fiber.'"

"Psst... Do you have any LLPs?"

President Assad likes to distract himself from his troubles by playing old Beatles records very loud.

"It's nice to just like things without having to LIKE them."

"I mean it this time Brian, it's either me or the jazz!"

Grim Reaper Buying CDs...

A dog with a pet cone plays the sounds of a record player.

Behind The Music: Grannies House

"This is where I keep my entire music collection."

"I've got my entire record collection on my phone. . ."

"These are granddad's old music albums. They put him in some kind of Boomer Bubble."

Instagramaphone

"Wow! Now for some real music!"

"I only like their bad albums – the good ones are too commercial."

A cat listening to a record player

Thanks for hiding me in your mustache when Mrs. Cohen was looking for me. Don

You want me to be a what? A hipster. My research shows caf

My grandparents used this to play music. It actually has a needle that allows a track around the record surface. Oh, it's groovy!

Vinyl Records CD's. It's odd that it was revolutionary when we stopped listening to music stored on spinning media.

"You want to be a WHAT?"

"How can you call yourself a left-leaning audiophile if you've never heard NPR on vinyl?"