Anyone else here display vinyl like this? I always have, it's

I'd only frame records I don't like because I play the ones I like.

I've never understood the appeal to it honestly. I'd rather just frame a gig poster.

>>69517339
this

>>69517300
It makes you look like a pretentious cunt.

>>69517358
I hadn't really thought about it until today. That's a bummer.

>>69517377
But you're gonna do it anyway, I hope.

>>69517300
Take away the far left and swans and its actually surprisingly appropriate.

The far left only make sense if you're under 30 at best. Otherwise they're are super common and familiar. One step away from putting up led zeppelin

>>69517433
Layla is my dads, the rest I bought. I rotate my collection through these eight spots every few weeks.

>>69517460
Do you ironically bought Bruce Willis Respect yourself? or do oy ironically love this shit
Either way, kys

>>69517482
Was a pound in my local charity shop, bought it for shits and gigs a while back.

framed posters autistic. the glass just makes the image more difficult to appreciate because of the reflected light. framing records is even more stupid

>>69517300
This is completely pointless unless the record is an extreme rarity which you never plan to play. It just reeks of 'pretentious hipster who sees vinyl as an aesthetic thing rather than a medium for the distribution of art'. If you really like the album cover, just print it out yourself. Even then gig posters or album ads are almost always prettier.

>>69517300
kek at the bruce willis vinyl

>>69517539
>distribution of art'
Nice oxymoron

>>69517625
Except it isn't.

>>69517339
This.

Don't see the reason behind this. Only if it's like a rare pressing I could get behind it.

>>69517300
I don't get it

>>69517300

Just frame your posters you donut

i like records for the same reason i liked action figures