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− | A '''record player''', also known as a '''turntable''' or '''phonograph''', is a home audio front-end source component used for playing music from analog vinyl media. The most well-known and common medium is the 12" (30cm) 33⅓ rpm long-play (LP) record. |
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+ | | Name=Swan's record player |
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+ | | Image=turntable_manofsciencefaith.jpg |
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+ | | FirstIntro={{ep|2x01}} |
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+ | | Owned=[[DHARMA Initiative]] |
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+ | | Found=N/A |
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+ | }} |
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+ | A '''record player''' was found in [[the Swan]], along with a large LP vinyl [[music]] collection in bookshelves. A record player was also shown in [[Juliet]]'s apartment {{crossref|3x07}}. A phonograph was used by Oldham outside his hippie tent. {{crossref|5x10}} |
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+ | ==Swan's record player== |
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− | Record players enjoyed popularity through to the early 1980s, when they were largely replaced by Compact-Disc (CD) players. In the present day (2000s), record players still enjoy popularity in limited niche markets: high-end home audio (in the belt-drive configuration), and DJ-ing (in the direct-drive configuation). |
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+ | {{I|I=turntable_wood.jpg|a=left|w=200|c=The wood paneled prop version of [[The Swan|The Swan's]] record player, from {{ep|2x02}}, possibly a Dual 1229 ([http://images.google.com/images?q=dual+1229&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images Google Images])}} |
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+ | A similar closeup was depicted previously in Ep. 2x01 "''[[Man of Science, Man of Faith]]''" |
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+ | ***The silver unit is a Technics Quartz D.D. Automatic Turntable SL-Q3. |
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+ | ***The wood paneled unit may be a Dual 1229 <small>([http://images.google.com/images?q=dual+1229&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images Google Images])</small> |
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+ | ***The cartridge used in these props appears to be a Shure M 44-7 or older identical model. It is unknown if these turntable units actually are fully functional. |
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+ | ===Music=== |
+ | {{I|I=turntable_silver.jpg|a=right|w=200|c=The silver prop version of The Swan's record player, from {{ep|2x19}}.}} |
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+ | {{main|Music}} |
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+ | * "[[Make Your Own Kind of Music]]" ([[wikipedia:Mama Cass Elliot|Mama Cass Elliot]]) {{crossref|2x01|2x02}} |
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+ | * "[[My Conversation]]" ([[wikipedia:The Uniques (Jamaican group)|The Uniques]] - featuring [[wikipedia:Slim Smith|Slim Smith]]) {{crossref|2x04}} |
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+ | * "[[Up on the Roof]]" ([[wikipedia:The Drifters|The Drifters]]) {{crossref|2x04}} |
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+ | * "[[Walkin' After Midnight]]" ([[wikipedia:Patsy Cline|Patsy Cline]]) {{crossref|2x09}} |
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+ | * "[[Fall on Me]]" ([[wikipedia:Pousette-Dart Band|Pousette-Dart Band]]) {{crossref|2x11}} |
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+ | * "[[Papa Loves Mambo]]" ([[wikipedia:Perry Como|Perry Como]]) {{crossref|2x12}} |
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+ | * "[[Pushin' Too Hard]]" ([[wikipedia:The Seeds|The Seeds]]) {{crossref|2x16}} |
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+ | * "[[Compared to What]]" ([[wikipedia:Les McCann|Les McCann]] & [[wikipedia:Eddie Harris|Eddie Harris]]) {{crossref|2x17}} |
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+ | * "[[These Arms of Mine]]" ([[wikipedia:Otis Redding|Otis Redding]]) {{crossref|2x19}} |
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+ | * "[[Chains and Things]]" ([[wikipedia:B.B. King|B.B. King]]) {{crossref|2x23}} |
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+ | * [[Charlie]] and [[Hurley]] came across a [[Geronimo Jackson]] record, leading to a conversation about how they had never heard of them. They never played the record. {{crossref|2x11}} |
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− | ==Music== |
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+ | * The record is sold at [[Lost: The Auction]] and includes "[[Wikipedia:Fame (soundtrack)|The Original Soundtrack to the Motion Picture FAME]]" |
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− | # "Make Your Own Kind of Music" (Mama Cass Elliot) in [[Man of Science, Man of Faith]] |
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− | # "Up On the Roof" (The Drifters) in [[Everybody Hates Hugo]] |
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− | # "Walking after Midnight" (Patsy Cline) in [[What Kate Did]] |
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− | # Geronimo Jackson & (another record) in [[The Hunting Party]] |
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+ | ==Juliet's record player== |
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+ | {{I|I=turntable_cartridge.jpg|a=right|w=200|c=Closeup of the arm, headshell and cartridge model from {{ep|2x19}}.}} |
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+ | * A record player was turned off by Juliet in her apartment with her sister [[Rachel (Juliet's sister)|Rachel]]. It had been left running with the needle tracking the end-groove. {{crossref|3x07}} |
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+ | ==Pierre Chang's record player== |
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− | ==External links== |
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+ | [[Pierre Chang]] had a record player in his house in the [[Barracks]], which he listened to [[Shotgun Willie]] on before it began skipping. Later that day, he crossed paths with a [[time traveling]] [[Daniel Faraday]], who had previously described to the [[survivors]] that the [[time flashes]] were like a record skipping. {{crossref|5x01}} |
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− | * [http://www.cs.iastate.edu/~andorfc/paint.html Record Player Screencaps] scroll about 3/4 down to see comparison of silver- and wood-front models. |
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+ | ==Oldham's phonograph== |
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+ | [[Oldham]] was playing ''[[I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby]]'' by [[Wikipedia:Billie Holiday|Billie Holiday]] on his [[Wikipedia:Phonograph|phonograph]] in front of his [[teepee]]. {{crossref|5x10}} |
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+ | ==Sawyer's record player== |
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+ | A record player was playing [[wikipedia:The Stooges|The Stooges']] ''[[Search and Destroy]]'' when [[The Man in Black]] arrived to recruit [[Sawyer]] at his house in the [[Barracks]]. |
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 3 July 2012
A record player was found in the Swan, along with a large LP vinyl music collection in bookshelves. A record player was also shown in Juliet's apartment ("Not in Portland"). A phonograph was used by Oldham outside his hippie tent. ("He's Our You")
Swan's record player
A similar closeup was depicted previously in Ep. 2x01 "Man of Science, Man of Faith"
- A record player was discovered in the Swan, along with a library of LP records and other 70's paraphernalia, such as a lava lamp and computer hardware of that era.
- At least two record players in the Swan have been depicted, one with a silver colored front facade, and the other with a taller wooden one (see continuity errors).
- The silver unit is a Technics Quartz D.D. Automatic Turntable SL-Q3.
- The wood paneled unit may be a Dual 1229 (Google Images)
- The cartridge used in these props appears to be a Shure M 44-7 or older identical model. It is unknown if these turntable units actually are fully functional.
- At least two record players in the Swan have been depicted, one with a silver colored front facade, and the other with a taller wooden one (see continuity errors).
Music
Music played on the Swan record player:
- "Make Your Own Kind of Music" (Mama Cass Elliot) ("Man of Science, Man of Faith") ("Adrift")
- "My Conversation" (The Uniques - featuring Slim Smith) ("Everybody Hates Hugo")
- "Up on the Roof" (The Drifters) ("Everybody Hates Hugo")
- "Walkin' After Midnight" (Patsy Cline) ("What Kate Did")
- "Fall on Me" (Pousette-Dart Band) ("The Hunting Party")
- "Papa Loves Mambo" (Perry Como) ("Fire + Water")
- "Pushin' Too Hard" (The Seeds) ("The Whole Truth")
- "Compared to What" (Les McCann & Eddie Harris) ("Lockdown")
- "These Arms of Mine" (Otis Redding) ("S.O.S.")
- "Chains and Things" (B.B. King) ("Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1")
- Charlie and Hurley came across a Geronimo Jackson record, leading to a conversation about how they had never heard of them. They never played the record. ("The Hunting Party")
- The record is sold at Lost: The Auction and includes "The Original Soundtrack to the Motion Picture FAME"
Juliet's record player
- A record player was turned off by Juliet in her apartment with her sister Rachel. It had been left running with the needle tracking the end-groove. ("Not in Portland")
Pierre Chang's record player
Pierre Chang had a record player in his house in the Barracks, which he listened to Shotgun Willie on before it began skipping. Later that day, he crossed paths with a time traveling Daniel Faraday, who had previously described to the survivors that the time flashes were like a record skipping. ("Because You Left")
Oldham's phonograph
Oldham was playing I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby by Billie Holiday on his phonograph in front of his teepee. ("He's Our You")
Sawyer's record player
A record player was playing The Stooges' Search and Destroy when The Man in Black arrived to recruit Sawyer at his house in the Barracks.