Listened to this some minutes ago. Reminded me I've born at the end of the vinyls era - in the early 1980's. My parents had, and still have a truly antiquated (and very tired) turntable, must be half a century old now. In the 1970's they bought records aplenty: Simon & Garfunkel, Pink Floyd, Mike Oldfield, Cat Stevens...
...and Stop the cavalry.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npN4Yykakus
I can clearly remember my elder sister playing 45 rpm at 33 rpm, and reverse. Just flick the switch. It was one of our (many) Bart and Lisa brats moments. Along with fireworks, driving the cats and hens crazy, and countless other silinesses.
Which made the songs sounds ugly, stupid or funny. This drove my parents crazy, so we did it mostly with bad 45 rpm records of no interest (The Schmurfs song at 33 rpm had Gargamel sounding like a brain retarded LMAO).
...and Stop the cavalry.
I can clearly remember my elder sister playing 45 rpm at 33 rpm, and reverse. Just flick the switch. It was one of our (many) Bart and Lisa brats moments. Along with fireworks, driving the cats and hens crazy, and countless other silinesses.
Which made the songs sounds ugly, stupid or funny. This drove my parents crazy, so we did it mostly with bad 45 rpm records of no interest (The Schmurfs song at 33 rpm had Gargamel sounding like a brain retarded LMAO).