Your Cremated Loved One's Ashes Can Be Pressed Into A Vinyl Record

So, this company, http://www.andvinyly.com/ will press your ashes into a vinyl record.

What song or album would you want to be immortalized as?

Yakety Sax locked groove

This is kind of weird but kind of cool.

Not sure how I feel about it.

  On 2/15/2017 at 4:12 PM, Bob Dobalina said:

Yakety Sax locked groove

lol

  On 2/15/2017 at 4:10 PM, Joyrex said:

So, this company, http://www.andvinyly.com/ will press your ashes into a vinyl record.

 

What song or album would you want to be immortalized as?

Well it would have to be music that isn't encumbered with copyright issues, because otherwise it'd be against the law.

Eno - Reflections

Not because I like it so much but because it's kind of sad and contemplative but warm. Good funeral music

I want th' squad to literally dance on my grave, then get on with their lives. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4nbfPZa9Ws

  On 2/15/2017 at 4:49 PM, oscillik said:

 

  On 2/15/2017 at 4:10 PM, Joyrex said:

So, this company, http://www.andvinyly.com/ will press your ashes into a vinyl record.

 

What song or album would you want to be immortalized as?

Well it would have to be music that isn't encumbered with copyright issues, because otherwise it'd be against the law.

 

For pressing up a single copy? I suppose technically so, but I doubt anyone would really pursue it...

 This is gross .. it would be even yuckier if it had the voice of the dearly expired on it. Like some sort of spiritual dagger.

Just the soundtrack to old family films with me (as a child) pretending to be a standup comedian or singing along with Daryl Hall and John Oates tunes. And the cover art would be selected still-frames of that kid. And I would stipulate in my will that everyone will have to refer to that artifact as though I had died when I was ten, and that this was a record of my existence on earth. Then, I would want it shot into space on whatever shitty probe the U.S. could afford as some sort of successor to the Voyager program. Given the current political climate and general ineptitude that surrounds us, that means we'll need to duct-tape the album to a kite with a really long piece of string or something. 

How many records could you make from your ashes? Not just 1 surely?