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HisMastersVoice wrote:Everyone will be sent to their room with a Crapophone and a stack of warped Hawaiian records.

To quote George....."yikes!!" .

To keep in the spirit of the thread. Here is what a complete later large case Victor 1 looks like. I sold this one awhile ago. Still have one though.

HisMastersVoice wrote:Everyone will be sent to their room with a Crapophone and a stack of warped Hawaiian records.

That has to be a fate worse than death!

Clay

HisMastersVoice wrote:
Everyone will be sent to their room with a Crapophone and a stack of warped Hawaiian records.

PLEASE don't do that... I promise to try to control my outbursts...

NOW NOW

LOL

blizz

What's wrong with Hawaiian music????

"What's wrong with Hawaiian music????"

In this case, probably nothing because the Crapophone won't be able to play anything, anyway...

gemering wrote:What's wrong with Hawaiian music????

Nothing. It simply reflects the taste of the times and people were just intrigued by the exotic sound of that new US state. I very much prefer Hawaiian music over the "old oaken bucket" and similar.

Andreas

alang wrote:

gemering wrote:What's wrong with Hawaiian music????

Nothing. It simply reflects the taste of the times and people were just intrigued by the exotic sound of that new US state. I very much prefer Hawaiian music over the "old oaken bucket" and similar.

Andreas

OK, the three of you.....go to your rooms!!!. We will see how long to last..... .

Andreas,
I have a big box of Hawaiian 78's for you that I'll bring to the Wayne show.

What's wrong with Hawaiian music????

Just this:
A he pua ‘oe a he lei ho‘i
A he lei ho‘ohihi na‘u

Which means:
You are a blossom, a garland indeed
A garland I greatly admire