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We were so blessed to have terrific music throughout the late 1950s, 1960s, and well into the 70s. Compared to now….
Loved all this great music and still have so many 45’s and LP’s!
I still have a bunch of LP’s, and a few 78’s that dad had kept. Mom threw away all my baseball cards (she decided to clean my room) when I went to college, including BOTH of my Mickey Mantle rookie cards in mint condition that go for about $750,000 EACH now. Oh, well, easy come easy go.
7:22 on bb with 0 mises
5:57 with no misses on BB. A new record on the record puzzle.
You finished the puzzle in 7:03
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Difficulty: Brain Buster
Missed Placements: 0
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2:05 I wish I would have kept all those records instead of using them as frisbees just to see how far they would sail…a considerable distance I might add.
6:04 on bb with 0 missed
7:08 brain buster
2:00, 1 miss, so glad I saved all my vinyl! Have albums from 60’s, 70’s, 80’s… and two operating turn tables!
2:37 I remember these 45s well! Great childhood memories!
You finished the puzzle in 4:12
Difficulty: Brain Buster
Missed Placements: 5
3:05 no misses….just miss the music from that era!
I remember all that music and had no problem putting it together. I can also remember that, when I wasn’t looking, my brothers would threaten to throw my 45’s out the window–like frisbees! I haven’t thought about that in years. Thanks for the reminder.
ouch, but not too bad, only two misses. That’s a lot of vinyl!
1:45 – no misses.
Brings back lots of great memories. I still have a few of these in my record box my Mom got for me in the 60’s!
I selected brain buster, but it gave me normal, and I couldn’t change it, so after thinking about it, I went ahead and completed it. What a surprise to finish in 1:45. We have a local (WDRV – Chicago) disc jockey that spins one 45 @ 1:45 pm, daily. How fitting. Now I’ll see if I can bring up the BB level.
ouch, but not too bad, only two misses. That’s a lot of vinyl! Pretty sure I had one of those since the lable looks familiar
1:45 no misses – brings back great memories
Keep ’em comin!’ And I’d give (almost) ANYTHING to have all my LPs back. Plus that fine, fine candle-holder and incense burner……’ere.
4:52 – no misses – slow today – I have tons of 45’s from the 50’s
2:18…3 missed . It was easier than it looked . I hope you guys have a super week and a blessed.
3:43 no misses. Thia puzzle has to be done slowly and carefully of the each detail. Not so easy but fun to do.
As soon as I saw the Apple, I knew it was The Beatles. 🙂
2:32, no misses, no reveals. Happy! Loved my 45s and LPs.
You finished the puzzle in 1:18
Difficulty: Normal
Missed Placements: 0
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What a time to have been alive!
1:36 with no misses
1:36 with no misses
2:03
1:43 i’m hearing Rod Stewart singing, “Bring over some of your old Motown records.”
5:45 Love this music of the last century. Lol.
You finished the puzzle in 1:40
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Difficulty: Normal
Missed Placements: 2
Reveals Used: 0
2:42,, just under the typical run time of those 45s.
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Liked the “Motown” label, growing up in northern Ohio we listened to CKLW (a Canadian strong AM station, Winsor Ont.) that played a lot of Motown songs.
“I drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry, the good ole’ boys were drinking whiskey and rye” (actually I had a ’67 Plymouth Barracuda back then) lol
Didn’t remember that American Pie was on both sides of the 45.
2:59 Wish I kept all the 45’s I had. I had them all. Great music!!
no missed placements. A first for me. puzzle finished in 1:38.
2:35. Slow today.
Glory Days!
I still enjoy the music of the 50s and 60s that I grew up on.
2:23
3:45 with one misplaced piece. This was my second round since I got distracted before submitting my first try. I don’t know the time but had one misplacement.
3.42
2:04. The teen years, remember them well.
4:34
2:04
2:32 but I just don’t move my mouse fast enough,
2:43 2 misses
2:45 no misses or reveals. Slow or precision placements? Hmm.