The film also shows lacquer cutting, a brief meeting with Les Paul and Mary Ford, and then a rare clip of Dean Martin recording. It finishes up with a tour of a record pressing plant. It's the whole Capitol family in a time gone by.
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4 comments:
Cool find, Bobby.
But seriously... what does the red button do?
Thanks for this, Bobby.
I really dig these old how-it-was-made vids.
Seeing the industrial infrastructure, it's a wonder that these disks weren't $100 each to buy.
Cheers
lol, thanks for sharing. I'd like to see a parody with the title "want to buy a CD?", but it wouldn't be too different, I guess
P.S. man, your captcha is too difficult! I had to try 4 times :)
cheers
Thank you for this time-travelling trip down the birth canal of modern music. The simplicity and pace from art to product is so refreshing.
And look how ridiculously complicated and degenerated it's become.
Bedea bedea bedea, that's all folks!
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