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Topic - If I hear small, high-pitched, brief "fart sound" on a record, is that groove damage? - Dr. Drib 15:08:13 10/31/06 (18)

• Re: If I hear small, high-pitched, brief "fart sound" on a record, is that groove damage? - CAFC 11/1/0602:48:30 11/1/06 (0)
• Interesting: So it is a type of groove damage, but not caused by a needle... - Dr. Drib 18:52:46 10/31/06 (2)
• Non-fill and removal damage... - vinyl1 04:55:54 11/1/06 (0)
• Easy way to confirm what vinyl1 and Stephen Murphy said - Doug Deacon 21:30:01 10/31/06 (0)
• I can't pass on this one... - Stephen Murphy 18:19:04 10/31/06 (0)
• The real answer - vinyl1 16:28:33 10/31/06 (0)
• The answer my friend...... - OldGroaner 16:09:28 10/31/06 (1)
• Re: "The answer my friend...... - Abel McCain 06:25:06 11/1/06 (0)
• Taco Bell remaster?...nt - tweakk 15:44:00 10/31/06 (0)
• I had an LP that.... - Bry 15:30:21 10/31/06 (0)
• No, I think it means you're playing a Spike Jones album. n/t - Vinylized 15:20:54 10/31/06 (5)
• Or... - keldasdad 16:05:37 10/31/06 (0)
• Or . . . - HenryH 15:57:50 10/31/06 (0)
• Ha! I wonder.... - 4yanx 15:47:52 10/31/06 (2)
• Re: Ha! I wonder.... - Vinylized 08:54:15 11/6/06 (0)
• His daughter is Director of Music/Scoring at Skywalker Sound. - Jack Seaton 19:25:21 10/31/06 (0)
• "Oh, how the mighty have fallen..." now it's fart sounds ... - babylonart@aol.com 15:18:45 10/31/06 (1)
• No follow ups I hope! - OldGroaner 16:21:31 10/31/06 (0)

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• Re: If I hear small, high-pitched, brief "fart sound" on a record, is that groove damage? - CAFC 11/1/0602:48:30 11/1/06 (0)