Uploaded December 2010 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I got 3 LP's for $3 and I was told that I could get 3 more for free, therefore I got 6 for $3. This was one of the 3 free LPs I got. That record is almost like NEW!
A few minor drawbacks: The sound is rather unsteady at times. On some tracks, the sound gets cut off in the end before it could fade away completely. The whole album is less than a half-hour long (not too concerned about that). You'll also notice how the tonearm sorta "swings" due to the record being a little off centered. The sounds was "electronically enhanced for stereo". At least, the vinyl surface is almost like new and I still find it a fun to listen to Christmas album.
***** Side 1 *****
Silent Night
O-Sactissima
Song of the Bells
The First Noel
O-Tannenbaum
Adeste Fideles
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Camera: Sony CCD-TRV608 Hi-8 Handycam
Video recorded directly to a Magnavox MSR-90D6 DVD Recorder
Audio remastered with MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16
Edited with SONY Vegas Movie Studio 9
I got 3 LP's for $3 and I was told that I could get 3 more for free, therefore I got 6 for $3. This was one of the 3 free LPs I got. That record is almost like NEW!
A few minor drawbacks: The sound is rather unsteady at times. On some tracks, the sound gets cut off in the end before it could fade away completely. The whole album is less than a half-hour long (not too concerned about that). You'll also notice how the tonearm sorta "swings" due to the record being a little off centered. The sounds was "electronically enhanced for stereo". At least, the vinyl surface is almost like new and I still find it a fun to listen to Christmas album.
***** Side 1 *****
Silent Night
O-Sactissima
Song of the Bells
The First Noel
O-Tannenbaum
Adeste Fideles
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Camera: Sony CCD-TRV608 Hi-8 Handycam
Video recorded directly to a Magnavox MSR-90D6 DVD Recorder
Audio remastered with MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 16
Edited with SONY Vegas Movie Studio 9

![January 30, 2008 - This Is a Test - Emergency Alert System
Now back on YouTube!
I used Samsung S-630 to see how it can capture video from a Cathode Ray Tube TV set (a 1991 21-inch GE (Thomson) Stereo TV). This video was from a DVD+RW where I recorded something off of the Discovery Channel. Back then, the EAS would display white text on a red background (I dont think they do that anymore).
Brace yourself! This could scare the [your word here] out of you. January 30, 2008 - This Is a Test - Emergency Alert System](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/SpSEZkiBz8I/mqdefault.jpg)

![Newport Mansions 2010, Part 5 - Marble House (continued) and Leaving the Travelodge
Link to Part 6: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_iFT3HBjv0
Newport Mansions 2010 Playlist: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCE75FDFEE85F0487&feature=view_all
This continues with the Marble House (where we left off on Part 4).
The next morning (June 17) we packed up to leave the Travelodge before we visit a few more places. Youll see me clearing up a mirror. Theres even a Hamilton Beach hair dryer (in case if anyone wants to know). :-] Youll also see the Travelodges office and the place where we had our breakfast. I had to slow it down in that part since I was quickly taking videos while my dad pays the bill. This part ends when I made some mispronunciations (deliberate) of some places Ive observed.
Wikipedia article on Marble House: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_House
Newport Mansions website: http://newportmansions.com
* Music *
HAYDN: Symphony 104 London (Finale Movement)
MOZART: Bassoon Concerto (2nd Movement) (Transcribed for clarinet)
Camera: Sony CCD-TRV608 Hi-8 Handycam
Edited with Sony Vegas Studio 9 Newport Mansions 2010, Part 5 - Marble House (continued) and Leaving the Travelodge](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TGE_Cv4sOzI/mqdefault.jpg)






