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Published: 2015-01-22 15:49:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 1332; Favourites: 12; Downloads: 85
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Based on a photo in an article about a woman who is a record collector. The shelves are created from primitives, and records are my own collection. Bonus points if you can recognize any titles.Related content
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I love her dress. Β Would you mind telling me where you go it?
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Good question! I'm pretty sure it's the February Daisy dress: www.daz3d.com/february-daisy with a texture by Chohole: chohole.ovbi.org/chohole_home.β¦
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Thank you! Β I've added it to my Daz wishlist and will be heading over to Chohole's site for the texture. Β Much appreciated.
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lol................Yep, look like right out of the late '60's/early '70's with all the LP's, furniture, and the dress pattern!
What did you use on the chair. Looks similar to what you used in the "Bunny" image!
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It was a free texture I got from sharecg.com. I think I searched for "fur" and found it. It's supposed to be for teddy bears, but I've used it for other stuff. Yes, it's the same texture as the carpet in the bunny render, but a different color.
For the records, I took pictures of my own collection (well, mine and my wife's). The ones standing straight up under the turntable are from the "Monty Python's Instant Record Collection" and the rest are all real records. If you look close you can see the Bruce Springsteen live boxed set, and I think Steely Dan's Greatest Hits, as well as a Tangerine Dream boxed set.
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Thanks , I'll have to take a look.
That's pretty cool with what you did with the LP's. I didn't have a lot of records back then, more cassettes my self. I think I had about two dozen or so. Gave them away years ago. Now I wished I haven't done that. Especially with some that I had in my collection. Alice Cooper's "Billion Dollar Baby", Aerosmith's "Toy's in the Attic" and "Rocks", Kansas, Led Zepplin. Just to name a few!
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I had Toys in the Attic on 8-track. Β
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LOL. I didn't have 8 Tracks my self, though a couple of my friends did. One friend had a 8 Track player in his '74 Malibu, factory one at that. I didn't like how they would fade the song out then back in when it changed tracks.
Attic is probably my favorite Aerosmith release. I have pretty much everything they released to date. Even some live ones that were never released in the US(European tours).
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I was into them when I was younger, but not so much any more. (Aerosmith, that is) My dad had a '79 Camaro that had an 8-track player. I was more into cassettes myself. Being a Deadhead, I traded a lot of tapes. I still have several hundred, though a lot of those I've replaced with CD's and now FLAC files. Interesting bit of trivia about 8-tracks: Pink Floyd actually has a song that was only available on the 8-track version of "Animals." It was and untitled piece of music that bridged the transition between track 4 and track 1 and make the whole album seamless. They played it live, but never released it on any other format.
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Hehe.............had quite a few cassettes back in the day! Like you, all are now on digital format!
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Beautiful image and I recognize the Dave Brubeck album "Time Out" with their hit "Take Five".
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Thanks! That's one's easy. I meant the spines on the shelf, but I'll give you a bonus point anyway.
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