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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
taken for Our Daily Challenge - a blast from the past
Surprisingly challenging to do a decent job with. The labels are old and rather faded and indistinct. Adding additional lighting creates unwanted reflections off the black discs. I've settled for this one and did way more sharpening than I would normally resort to.
The large record is a 78 rpm of The Three Little Pigs that was old already by the time it was handed down to me. My brother is 15 years older so it probably dates 1950 or maybe a couple years before. I found the speed of the 78's rotation mesmerizing and I actually liked all the cracks and pops and hisses. It made it somehow more exotic.
I probably got the Mary Poppins record when the movie came out in 1964. I remember being very excited about seeing it in the theater and I listened and sang along to the record over and over and over.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
taken for Our Daily Challenge - a blast from the past
Surprisingly challenging to do a decent job with. The labels are old and rather faded and indistinct. Adding additional lighting creates unwanted reflections off the black discs. I've settled for this one and did way more sharpening than I would normally resort to.
The large record is a 78 rpm of The Three Little Pigs that was old already by the time it was handed down to me. My brother is 15 years older so it probably dates 1950 or maybe a couple years before. I found the speed of the 78's rotation mesmerizing and I actually liked all the cracks and pops and hisses. It made it somehow more exotic.
I probably got the Mary Poppins record when the movie came out in 1964. I remember being very excited about seeing it in the theater and I listened and sang along to the record over and over and over.