Vinyl played at the wrong Rpm. C or D

My brother collects classic Victorolas, and he left one at my mum's house several years ago. When initially cranked up, it would play very fast and then slow down. Since I didn't have any classic platters to play on it, I used this old Shriekback "Nemesis" 12" I bought for 25 cents. The playback was marvelous! Unfortunately, the heavy, blunt stylus fucked up the record. Oh well, it was only 25 cents.

"The instrumental version can be played at any speed, according to Mr J Spaceman."

Try it! It's gorgeous, sorta like Music For Airports/Discreet Music

Also, on David Byrne's vinyl Forestry EP is a version of "Nineveh" that's remixed by Jack Dangers. The record says 33 RPM; adjust it to 45 and voila, it's a killer Meat Beat Manifesto track!!!!

http://www.wimp.com/unexpectedsound/

https://soundcloud.com/deadlas-moan/heartbreak-hotel-john-cale-45

the 75% speed "Jolene" is a staple of my magnificent playlist that's been a work-in-progress for about 2 years now

that John Cale track sounds like a lost ZE records classic.

Ha I just posted on the ilx brigade thread that I've been listening to the new Glenn Jones RSD ep on 33 instead of 45 by mistake and it's pretty great that way