"An Evening with Boris Karloff and his Friends", in Original Decca vinyl.

[Karlugosi]

I just dug the above out of an old box of records I have, numbered DL 74833 w/the Don Post studio cover art. Unfortunately, the record itself is not in the best condition. The sleeve is worn of course as I got it 40 + years ago.

I wish I'd taken better care of this + many other things I've held on to over these many years.

[mike c]

Hey listen, as long as the cover looks good and can be displayed, you can always get the audio from here:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZZBD7IQQ

-- courtesy of the great Universal Horror Sounds blog.

I mean, yes, we'd like to have all of our vinyl look and play as if they were new, but when it comes to the things *I know I'm never going to sell*, I'd rather have the audio stored on a CD or tape, or MP3, etc., and have the cover and sleeve be in good shape.

Love this album!

[Herr Vogel]

That's very cool, Karlugosi.  I've been looking to buy that album cover to display for a while now.

[typhooforme]

It always surprises me how GOOD even a worn lp album cover looks when you pop it into an album frame and hang it on the wall.  Gives even the most tired-looking lp cover a new lease on life!

[Karlugosi]

Thanks guys -- framing that album would certainly look nice!

[Herr Vogel]

It always surprises me how GOOD even a worn lp album cover looks when you pop it into an album frame and hang it on the wall.  Gives even the most tired-looking lp cover a new lease on life!

That's what I do, typhooforme.  I get my frames at the Container Store. They look great framed up that way.