[maestro]

My Audio professor was discussing vinyl and mentioned a record he saw one time but forgot the name. He said he really loved it and wished he had gotten it. On one side the grooves ran backwards so it played inside out, on the other side were two tracks, but it was too difficult to choose between the two, so you randomly got one or the other.

Does anyone know what record this is, or where I might be able to find it? (This will determine wether or not I get an A in the class) *kidding*

 

[tommyatkins]

Monty Python Matching Tie and Handkerchief had the dual groove thing. I'm not sure about the other side playing backwards tho.

Amazon 's first review mentions the dual groove bit. I'm sure google would come up with more info.

 

[Armand Karlsen]

If you pull the album up at www.allmusic.com, it'll have more info. I don't think it was playing backwards or anything, just had a completely different side 2 (in effect, a "side 3") depending on where the needle fell.

 

[daycart1]

Back in the day, I practiced on my copy so that I usually got the groove I was aiming for! Monty Python rulz!

 

[Armand Karlsen]

"...with big nasty pointy teeth!"

"RUN AWAY!!!"

Aye, that it does.

 

[jasonwilldermood]

I have heard of an album called "Rush in Roulette" that supposedly had four grooves. I know the record exists but thats about all.

 

[Lilac_Wine]

Super Furry Animals have and album, "Rings Around the World" where one side plays from the inside out, but it does not have the double groove.

 

[zombietycho]

Could you elaborate on the SFA record?

I'm just getting into vinyl and I love SFA!

 

[Lilac_Wine]

On the 3rd side of the album you have to drop the needle on the inside of the record. It then plays to the outside. It is really strange. It took me a little while to figure it out when i first got the album.

 

[Music Fanatic]

"You're the Guy I Want to Share My Money With" (Laurie Anderson, William S. Burroughs, and John Giorno) had a side with three grooves intertwined on it.

 

[Onix]

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Originally posted by Music Fanatic "You're the Guy I Want to Share My Money With" (Laurie Anderson, William S. Burroughs, and John Giorno) had a side with three grooves intertwined on it.

More info on that album here:

http://www.hipsurgerymusic.com/Giorno/youre-theguy.html

It's available on CD, so you wont have to worry about trying to get the rigth groove in order to hear Bill "Gravel Voice" Burroughs.

 

[Music Fanatic]

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Originally posted by Onix It's available on CD, so you wont have to worry about trying to get the rigth groove in order to hear Bill "Gravel Voice" Burroughs. [/B]

Yeah, but ... the CD is different from the album. Plus, no randomness with the CD.