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Collecting music for 40+ years. 80s - Electronic - Industrial - Synthpop - Classic House - Disco - Soul/Funk ... and of course a lot of other genres. A large number of them are 12-inch records and also CDs. It’s time to finally catalogue everything, so there are updates and new additions almost every day. Check out my bluesky-profile to get some more updates.
Streamer of Social Radio, and lover of analog! You can find me on Twitch and live Saturdays from 1-5pm pacific in the House Of Prog (houseofprog.com) .
Bought my first record when I was about 19 - now in my mid-40's and loving it more than ever.
All-Vinyl Social Radio Show, on Twitch Conversation and content for the music obsessed who like going deep!
Audiofile and music collector, product designer. Recently inherited by Fathers late collection over over 6k Records to add to my 300.
My collection is built through a subscription to VMP & buying mostly high quality used records as I travel the US for work. Record store destinations are fun ways to explore unique neighborhoods that I may not have found otherwise. I live & travel lightly, so I am very selective in buying albums that I enjoy most, have special meaning, & come at a great price.
For over 20 years, I've been part of Tokyo's underground rock scene, collecting vinyl that celebrates garage rock, rockabilly, psychobilly, punk, surf, and early rock 'n' roll. My collection focuses on obscure pressings, independent labels, and Japanese underground artists. As a vinyl DJ, I'm passionate about preserving and sharing the raw energy, history, and spirit that keep underground rock 'n' roll alive.
Hi! I’m Arno. I believe every record tells a story—not just through the music, but through the sleeve art and the memories attached to finding it. I’ve been collecting cd's and vinyl since my childhood years and my turntable is the heart of my home. Always down to chat about classic albums, rare B-sides, or great record stores. Cheers to the analog life!
