hey ed,

the film really does look nice. do you mind telling me what you shot it on? thanks@!

The Sony EX1 with the Letus Extreme and Nikon Still 35mm Lenses

Isn't a turntable something special? And the Kinks to boot! What a graceful and extraordinary way to experience someone's art. Each little experience in life is delicate and precious. Be well, and appreciate the wonderous environment that has been created around your mobile body.

Boy, Andrew, have you got it wrong!

The price is extremely low for what he has. These aren't discs that didn't sell, he kept one of everything to remain true to the definition of "archive". They were never for sale before now.

Being about the same age as Mr. Mawhinney, I can tell you that there is quite a bit of music from my younger years that is not available on CD or any format except vinyl. The first flat record came out in 1881 and CDs didn't come around until the early eighties. Some of the stuff from that first 100 years has been released on CD and MP3; but MOST of it hasn't been. Without a turntable, you ain't listening to it!

And if you think the music business is out to "bring music to new ears", you got that wrong. Their in it to make a buck. If Numero Group and Anthology Recordings are really out to spread the message of music, they probably won't be around too long.

Anthology even professes in their mission statement that they are in existence to provide obsolete and hard-to-find music in a digital format "for a price". Maybe Keith Abrahamsson should purchase Mr. Mawhinney's collection.

Wise up, Junior. Before the real world eats you alive.

I regret not seeing this hilarious reply until 3 months after it was posted. You sound quite confused.

Andrew, I think that you have missed your boat. Currently (a pun?), it is wading away off the coast of Jupiter far off from a land where you would have been able to comprehend the message of this documentary and what the person in said documentary has accomplsihed. If by some chance you find it possible to awaken from your spiritual slumber, watch Bladerunner and grasp what you can. Here's the part of the film that you need to understand in order to produce growth within your self: youtube.com/watch?v=ZTzA_xesrL8

Paul Mawhinney is a replicant? That's great Cold Hand. I read Philip K. Dick up and down by the time I was 15, but I guess you know better. This was the missing ending that Ridley Scott just couldn't nail! Please make some sense.

Sellable records does not an archive make.

boo on you for having to "correct" someone else in order to feel like you yourself are an authority.

I like this idea, I'd be willing to contribute

Sent

Ed,

Glad you feel that way about it. Can you give me 1 or 2 million? I'll build a recording studio with it and let you record there for free.

VISIT MY NEW SITE (recordrama.com) AND GET AN INVITATION...............PCM

what's ludicrous is your totally unremarkable knowledge of music or it's worth, not to mention a mans amazing life's work. which is priceless by the way.

what? i mean really..your senses must be broken.

Had to wonder whether someone would've already said it, and you did...

Broke my heart.

and you did as well... Thanks.

Let's hope sooner...............pcm

SHALOM,
NOBODY YET, MY WORLD IS CLICKING AWAY.............PCM

MELKA,
THANK YOU FOR GIVING A DAMN.................PCM

ANDY,
IF YOU'D LIKE TO SEE IT AGAIN VISIT MY SITE (recordrama.com) THERE IS OTHER THINGS ON SITE, BEST WISHES............PCM

My heart and soul.................pcm

KATHY,
I'M STILL ON THE INTERNET (RECORDRAMA.COM) THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT..................PCM

THE INVITATION IS ON recordrama.com ..................PCM

PLEASE VISIT MY SITE: recordrama.com ...............pcm

You're wrong! just the word archive defeats your opinion. my archive was valued by the anderson co. in 1999 at $50 million. my computer database alone was valued at $5 million by the library of congress. say ahhhhhhhhh!..................pcm