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#6
10-09-2012, 08:21 PM
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I don't touch the new stuff.
I don't like that they're prefab collectibles that seemingly only change hands between collectors and not kids. The artistry pales to that of their 50s counterparts, and I find little to respect or admire about the players themselves. All this on top of being a lousy investment. I stick with 50s and earlier. 
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