Reacting to your music rooms - VINYL DENS TOURS
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- Опубликовано: 11 мар 2023
- In this video we check out several vinyl dens, music rooms and man caves submitted by viewers.
#VINYL #musicroom #records
Interested in being on a future episode of Vinyl Dens? Please send your submission to channel33rpm@gmail.com. Make sure to include 6 to 8 clear, well-lit and in-focus photos of your space and gear, including long shots and close ups (horizontal photos are better than vertical).
Also include a bit about yourself (name, age, where you live, how long you have been collecting), a bit about your gear, and information about your room (where in your home it is located, how you put it together, special considerations, cool features, etc).
I will do my best to get as many rooms as possible on future episodes; however, please note I do get more submissions than I have time to show. All types of music rooms welcome. Thanks!
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Definitely, the secret to having a big, impressive record collection is not selling it off in the 90s to buy Cds. Some nice rooms there. I do worry about flooding basements though (and that's where I have my collection). The guy across the road from me lost his collection in a basement flood, just before I moved into the neighborhood. It's the scourge of the record collector.
I’m thoroughly jealous of these rooms. I share my music space in my wife’s office. So, I’m relegated to a single wall. I had to choose between my vinyl collection or my CD collection to keep in there. Obviously, I went with the vinyl. Boxed all of my CDs and put them in the attic. It’s a small space. But, I make due.
Man I wish I had pictures of my grandfather's vinyl collection, his stereo setup, reel to reel collection and all of the other music related items...he was truly the inspiration for my love of music and the arts... when my grandfather passed away he donated his entire collection to Stanford University, were he went to college and received his doctorate in education...the estimated value of his collection and equipment was something around a million dollars...the vinyl count was around 8k albums from the 40's all the way to early 90's, everything from jazz, blues, rock, some old school country, really a diverse range of albums...some epic memories were had sitting on the floor and listening to music... I hope to recreate my own version of his collection in the near future...
Thanks for having me Frank. Half of my setup changed already since we spoke last time
WOW didn't realize there were so many people around the world that collect music. And everyone's music rooms are a dream come true. Would definitely love to see more videos like this thankyou.
Cheers from Mumbai, India. Very sumptuous video showcasing some awsome pictures of vinyl collectors. I just resumed the vinyl journey after two decades of dormancy spread across Indian music including Hindustani, Carnatic, Ghazals, Indian folk music and of course Bollywood. Going across to the western side, its classical music of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach and many others, Pop music, jazz and a few of the music from other parts of the world such as Japanese flute and folk music from Africa. I discovered that I do have quite a few albums of Neil Diamond, Eric Clapton, Pat Boone, Elvis and Nat King Cole (among others). Nat King Cole singing the tracks of the movie My Fair Lady is a MUST listen ! Need to acquire Chuck Berry (whose music I simply adore) and of course Ray Charles.
If you were a teen for most of the 80's like I was, few things were cooler than having a friend who lived in a house with a "finished" basement.
Always one of my favourite episodes.
I switched from cassette to cd in the mid 80's. I also love my basement studio! Thanks Frank! 😎☠️🏴☠️
Always fun to see other peoples setups, every time it gives me ideas on how I can change my area
Love seeing the Ralph Stanley album!
Fantastic to see how passionate people are about vinyl. Their vinyl dens are inspiring. Thanks for doing these videos. They're great.
Love this segment
Great to have vinyl dens back Frank - some of those rooms are just phenomenal -thanks for sharing - I never grow tired of seeing them !!
I really enjoyed that episode! it's so cool to see what people have setup as their music listening areas! everyone who submitted pictures and descriptions of their collections, should be very proud!
Frank, thank you for showing my system. Love your channel sir. Keep Rockin
Frank - Thanks for adding my humble Vinyl Den in this video. I also love everyone's setup too!!
Love to see the different set ups and how people display their passions. At the end of the day, do what makes you happy.
Nice show of rooms. It highlights that I need to get my place cleaned up so I can have better access to my records on a regular basis. I feel like I've been neglecting them and it's time to dive back in the groove.
Another awesome Den share my friend. One really cool thing I noticed was the drum being used as a lamp shade on the 2nd den lol. Great idea!! Keep'em coming Frank!!!