Really enjoyed that. He added me on my old instagram, part of a vinyl feed. I always though his vinyl was just for show, but his passion is unbelievable. What a lovely guy.
Great story. Love seeing him and his son bond over music. That just creates those magical moments not only now, but years down the road when dad has pasted away from old age and every time you hear all these songs ....you remember the time when.... and it's like dad is right back there with you!
This is so cool, I totally get where he is coming from. Nothing beats that feeling of finding that record you have been looking for. This is a true enthusiast 😊
A man after my own heart…I too listened to the late great John peel and it opened my mind to so much music I wish I could thank him personally for that…
I used to listen to Casey Kasem’s top 40 every Sunday night on my small transistor radio; I’d put it under my bed and invariably never got to hear the top 5 as I always fell asleep. I didn’t realise it was done by sending a record to each radio station every week!
Hi this so great to see you enjoying your vinyl records/music with your friends /family -i m a big vinyl record collector my main passion is for jazz/blues -keep on collecting -a great hobby!
Great vid and beautiful music room you have, very enjoyable to watch and really appreciate your passion for vinyl record albums. I also enjoy collecting music in all formats. I do enjoy streaming, but there is nothing like holding a record album, even a cd, while reading about the artist. I won’t even get into the joy it brings collecting the 45 rpm with picture sleeves. Take care, keep on collecting while enjoying the music.
I have quite a vinyl collection myself (however not large enough to require a ladder), but I agree. There's something warm and analong about playing music on vinyl. I sold half my collection and sometimes regret it. However, massing a large amount of vinyl just takes up too much space.
John Peel introduced us to new magical sounds, particularly from America on his Sunday afternoon show. We could go to his favourite import shop, One Stop, the following week and buy them ourselves! Beefheart, Spirit, Love, Country Joe, etc. all heard there for the first time.
If you are interested in the Book the CK is reading at the end of this video please leave a comment! It's a book I wrote and published collating interviews with record collectors around the world (including CK!)
That Hong Kong guy buys or more like pick up indiscriminately, as long as it's vinyl. He doesn't care if it's in good condition or if it's something he listens to. There is no music passion in him.
@kinmunwong5130 not true, I've met him. He acquired a lot of his stock years ago when ut was literally been thrown away. He's a great guy, very passionate about music.
Post covid early this 2023, i some how believe the world is different, with my lovely pre 1980 became obsolete. Because i hv been listening to you tube music and mews mostly, and saw that the latest music hv billion of views, while the most popular of the 60s and 70s mostly bellow 40 millions views. I myself rarely turned on my big system, mostly playing music thru my hp + my own modified bt speakers/headphones. Now I find that in the supermarket they still play the music from the 70s. In people parks area there are still 60s and 70s hk music. In Batam which I went few days ago, the mega mall was playing The look of love, of course in Jakarta most places are playing Frank Sinatra, Net King Coles, Paul Mauriat. Though I hv yet to hear Mantovani and Andy Williams. The old music didn't disappear, except no money in it for the music company to produce. And I didn't believe people like the new music so much that they listen to it to enjoy a billions times. Most likely they were promoted/pushed to the play list for those who bothered to follow the latest wave. Btw I still hv perhaps 700 to 800 lp, except i didn't set up my turntable as my children growing up. Now they are all married, i hv yet to decide
wow! i'm speechless. I am a vinyl collector from Kenya but i havent seen anything like this. If only someone would donate me some of those old records i would appreciate. I am a vinyl enthusiast but with limited resources.
Hello your dedication to music is encouraging and inspiring. I collect the B-52'S. Japanese Cassettes are the holy grails also this one LP LIVE IN JAPAN PARCO DEPT STORE TOMS CABIN ACETATE. Are you familiar and keep the music playing..regards Andy
I knew a LP collector in Singapore by the name of Ashley. He was in advertising then, back in the early 90’s. Just lost contact and would like to reach out
It's really nice to see a record collector now at this stage where everything is going digital. I love to listen music from records.I really salute you for this hobby.
fatboy slim's 2000 (4:10). had own cassette circa 2000, banger still edit: &&& i had to give you a credit for displaying sonic youth and new order CD vinyl (5:57) still play their singles, triple banger still, thanks for the vinyls brother 🤘🤘🤘
There is a niche scene here for record collecting. There is a healthy number of record stores too. Most enthusiasts here either know one another or have acquaintances in the same circle.
He sure don't know how to handle them, dragging hot body oils through a record groove is not a good idea!😮 I love their passion for it though, god I love vinyl!😊
You can do this on a budget or go big like this guy. All up to you and how much you are willing to spend. Space is a factor, at a certain point you just have to stop buying.
Really enjoyed that. He added me on my old instagram, part of a vinyl feed. I always though his vinyl was just for show, but his passion is unbelievable. What a lovely guy.
Great story. Love seeing him and his son bond over music. That just creates those magical moments not only now, but years down the road when dad has pasted away from old age and every time you hear all these songs ....you remember the time when.... and it's like dad is right back there with you!
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This is so cool, I totally get where he is coming from. Nothing beats that feeling of finding that record you have been looking for. This is a true enthusiast 😊
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@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls Pls go learn another word for a start.
I have 4000 LPs and I'm learning how to shelve them correctly. This video is wonderful! Thanks you!
A man after my own heart…I too listened to the late great John peel and it opened my mind to so much music I wish I could thank him personally for that…
Love everything about this. Amazing video and story!
I used to listen to Casey Kasem’s top 40 every Sunday night on my small transistor radio; I’d put it under my bed and invariably never got to hear the top 5 as I always fell asleep.
I didn’t realise it was done by sending a record to each radio station every week!
Beautiful storage units! I'm envious 😀
Great guy! Following him and in contact with him on Instagram for years.
Hi this so great to see you enjoying your vinyl records/music with your friends /family -i m a big vinyl record collector my main passion is for jazz/blues -keep on collecting -a great hobby!
What a great way to bond with his boy, nice guy
Great vid and beautiful music room you have, very enjoyable to watch and really appreciate your passion for vinyl record albums. I also enjoy collecting music in all formats. I do enjoy streaming, but there is nothing like holding a record album, even a cd, while reading about the artist. I won’t even get into the joy it brings collecting the 45 rpm with picture sleeves. Take care, keep on collecting while enjoying the music.
Awesome I follow this family on Instagram always great albums 🎉
Same here.. such an awesome video
I have quite a vinyl collection myself (however not large enough to require a ladder), but I agree. There's something warm and analong about playing music on vinyl. I sold half my collection and sometimes regret it. However, massing a large amount of vinyl just takes up too much space.
Outstanding Story. Thank you for sharing.
John Peel introduced us to new magical sounds, particularly from America on his Sunday afternoon show. We could go to his favourite import shop, One Stop, the following week and buy them ourselves! Beefheart, Spirit, Love, Country Joe, etc. all heard there for the first time.
Very cool collection
What a lovely family and classy
Me 20 years old have this dream since 5 years ago. Yes i was into vinyl when i was young.
so wholesome 🥲💗😊
Excellent story.. So glad to see his family so involved which could only mean his legacy will continue. Well done....
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If you are interested in the Book the CK is reading at the end of this video please leave a comment! It's a book I wrote and published collating interviews with record collectors around the world (including CK!)
Hey there. I'm interested to get a copy. How do we connect?
This guy is awesome
vintage local/regional artist vinyl records are rarer than international artists as they were produced in limited quantity for local market.
Really inspirational 👏
I know a guy in Hong Kong with 100,000 records. He sleeps on them. Look up Paul from Sham Shui Po. ( Vinyl hero)
Is that the guy that says to wet scratched up records?
@@bertroost1675 yeah he always sprays his records with water lol
@@ObscureSampology It's stupid.
That Hong Kong guy buys or more like pick up indiscriminately, as long as it's vinyl. He doesn't care if it's in good condition or if it's something he listens to. There is no music passion in him.
@kinmunwong5130 not true, I've met him. He acquired a lot of his stock years ago when ut was literally been thrown away. He's a great guy, very passionate about music.
Post covid early this 2023, i some how believe the world is different, with my lovely pre 1980 became obsolete.
Because i hv been listening to you tube music and mews mostly, and saw that the latest music hv billion of views, while the most popular of the 60s and 70s mostly bellow 40 millions views.
I myself rarely turned on my big system, mostly playing music thru my hp + my own modified bt speakers/headphones.
Now I find that in the supermarket they still play the music from the 70s. In people parks area there are still 60s and 70s hk music. In Batam which I went few days ago, the mega mall was playing The look of love, of course in Jakarta most places are playing Frank Sinatra, Net King Coles, Paul Mauriat. Though I hv yet to hear Mantovani and Andy Williams.
The old music didn't disappear, except no money in it for the music company to produce.
And I didn't believe people like the new music so much that they listen to it to enjoy a billions times. Most likely they were promoted/pushed to the play list for those who bothered to follow the latest wave.
Btw I still hv perhaps 700 to 800 lp, except i didn't set up my turntable as my children growing up. Now they are all married, i hv yet to decide
I’ve been following him through instagram for a while. Love his collection.
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@record broker Yes
I love to see he has Kimono My House! Sparks are the best!
I Really love this clip.
Singapore is also a shopping heaven for Hi-Fi equipment. What you can get in Akihabara Tokyo, you can get in Singapore or most of it.
Great video…. I follow this vinyl collector on Instagram
Aloha,
Great Video, looking forward to watching your next video.
Mahalo Ed
I'm also into vinyl records collecting!
So the son shows some Tchaikovsky to his father...you don't see that very often...great! A wonderful library by the way. Cheers from Switzerland.
Father of the year.
I like this. Looks like a larger collection than 8ooo.
Much classier than people who collect underwear,shoes and bags.
There are all kinds of people in this world.
Does his wife still with him ?
@@defcreator187 👍Good supportive wife
Love it!
wow! i'm speechless. I am a vinyl collector from Kenya but i havent seen anything like this. If only someone would donate me some of those old records i would appreciate. I am a vinyl enthusiast but with limited resources.
HE IS MY TEACHER AND ALSO HE STARTED PEOPLE IMPACT
Hello your dedication to music is encouraging and inspiring. I collect the B-52'S. Japanese Cassettes are the holy grails also this one LP LIVE IN JAPAN PARCO DEPT STORE TOMS CABIN ACETATE. Are you familiar and keep the music playing..regards Andy
I knew a LP collector in Singapore by the name of Ashley. He was in advertising then, back in the early 90’s. Just lost contact and would like to reach out
Great collection great atmosphere! 😅
great, great, great
after years of audiophile journey
forget the medium, equip and analyzing
just enjoy the rhythm
Nice.
Seems so humble, but that rig must be worth tens of thousands😳
Kindly suggest a Plan for
9- Abandoned Records
2- 50℅ Records
3- 25℅ Records
Very cool, does he have records from Mari Ijima and Seiko Matsuda?
Vinyl is the best
Sparks Kimono my house nice choice!
It's really nice to see a record collector now at this stage where everything is going digital. I love to listen music from records.I really salute you for this hobby.
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@@Pluralofvinylisvinyls yes
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fatboy slim's 2000 (4:10). had own cassette circa 2000, banger still
edit: &&& i had to give you a credit for displaying sonic youth and new order CD vinyl (5:57) still play their singles, triple banger still, thanks for the vinyls brother 🤘🤘🤘
When i was student and went to amsterdam i got sonic youth washing mashine
What’s yr system pls
Stereo VHS tape have more dynamic range than LP ..
are there many like Yourself in Singapore, Sir ?
is it really a market for the vinyl in Singapore ?
Overall, Singapore is an affluent country so I am confident that there are many audio enthusiasts there..
@@ptg01 no any doubt about,
just asked about the facts.
There is a niche scene here for record collecting. There is a healthy number of record stores too. Most enthusiasts here either know one another or have acquaintances in the same circle.
Also, some obviously spend a lot of money and effort into their collection. Some like myself, not so much. 😁
@@safieeaziz2398
That's an amazing collection. I got up to around 1500 LPs at one point and I thought I had a lot lol
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I am a collector too...having 2000 records Lp 1000 Ep.
Nice one 👍
1:44 flower boy :O
I wonder if he has any Sun Ra records ?
That's not much ! I met a collector in Montreal in 2002 he had like 50000 Beatles records from all over the world mutilple versions of each records!
Close your eyes and listen to him speak - he sounds like Georges St Pierre
I agree
He sure don't know how to handle them, dragging hot body oils through a record groove is not a good idea!😮 I love their passion for it though, god I love vinyl!😊
I hope you, a long playing album, michael Jackson, tommy page, filipino song christmas, four non blonde
1,200 is the most expensive??? I find that hard to believe. Maybe the most he's paid for one, but it can't be the one that holds the most value......
This guy have a lot of money
I follow him on the gram.
All vinyl release from 1950s or 1960s
You're vinyl collector
If my parents is billionaires I think I can enjoy all this you need money to enjoy this hobby.
You can do this on a budget or go big like this guy. All up to you and how much you are willing to spend. Space is a factor, at a certain point you just have to stop buying.
yeah byt Marty has over 45 000
He must be pretty annoyed since Discogs pulled out of Singapore.
I don't have 1 record
There is no such thing as warm sound. Sound has absolutely nothing to do with heat.
Finally, it's nice to see a wife who accepts the vinyl record passion of her husband.
Vengo del canal de Igor
Uh no, that's not real crate digging.
Singapore style...
@@ptg01 lame
boosting ego
That’s nothing
Music is for free hanging in cyberspace now. You do not need to own it.
music is a physical artefact, not some boring digital file
@@middleman9183 Music is the highest art form. Materialism and hoarding.........shallowness.
Garbage Hoarder.. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not that amazing
Some has millions of cillectiom
dying hobby!
His wife still with him ?
@@happymelon7129 no
Expensive
@@philippelee5720 It depends where you live.
a milestone on vinyl collection… great!
boosting ego