What is the last recording you listened to on wax cylinder?
 

"Watson! I need you!"

No, wait, that was the telephone.

The Marconi Shuffle?

It's getting harder to remember this shit.

Come on Dude, help me out.


;)

This one. Whoops.

BWAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Nipper.

I havent ever had the pleasure!!

Damnit. Are you telling me there's a new standard!? If you guys are sure I'll stop my order.

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You're going to have to buy the White Album again.

Exactly the clip I was going for.

That was fucking hilarious, Pirillo almost laughed right at the guy. Wasn't that his 'marathon' episode?

Mary Had A Little Lamb, said to be in Benjamin Franklin's actual voice.

They play a digital recording of it at the Visitor's Center in the Historic Center, or did way back when. Maybe at the Franklin Institute now.

Ha!
That would be unexpected.

Uh... Franklin died in 1790. The first sound recording in 1860. The first voice recording in 1877. :confused:

Yeah unless I'm missing something. Maybe an actor who met Franklin...

This is the recording of Mary Had A Little Lamb that I prefer:



Coolest version EVAH.:devil:

truth

FQFT!

Saw him perform that one in person.

Preach.