Nice video, guys. Ive been discovering vintage Turkish music lately, and this made want to visit Istanbul, since Im also a vynil records collector. Im looking for Psych/Funk/Anatolian Rock records from the 60/70s. Keep up and hope to meet ya there...
I have not. I actually planned to end up there on a Trip to Europe years ago, but sort of over planned an elaborate trip, and made it as far as Czech Republic, where I was going to take a bus then to Turkey, and was running low on cash and figured I be better off running out of money in Europe rather than further east.
What's the prices of records lps albums? and what are the adresses of all these records shops in istanbul? please, if someone can to answer to me, it will very cool...
Well, they were talking about record collecting and record shops with record collectors in Turkey. If that's insufferable to you, then maybe this channel isn't for you?
Mete & Kaan are great guys and cool diggers but there are many 'gold' people in record bussiness. so i think that video is nice but way deficient. there were lots to talk about in the scene. what a missed chance.
Look yourself in the mirror and tell if you look like a european or someone who came from the deep east asia, its so simple. Millions of people were living in the area wick now is modern Turkey and all that people didn't move out when The turks came in the region. Stay there by changing religion. As you know, people's characteristics in east Turkey are so different with the people living in west Turkey, in the coast of the Aegean sea. Open your eyes and see.
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After seeing this video, i went to Istanbul, and i do agree that it's a wonderful place to buy vinyl records!
Turkiye'nin boyle daha cok videolara ihtiyaci var. Underground kulturumuzu dunyaya tanitip biz de caga ayak uydurmaliyiz.
Wicked, thanks for this VF
Nice video, guys. Ive been discovering vintage Turkish music lately, and this made want to visit Istanbul, since Im also a vynil records collector. Im looking for Psych/Funk/Anatolian Rock records from the 60/70s. Keep up and hope to meet ya there...
will be very pricey since they have become very hips since years now
Lovely. Thanks
such a great series! so dope!
Amazing! Kontraplak is my fave vinyl shop❤
This is awesome, I've always wanted to go to Istanbul, now I REALLY want to go.
Did you end up going?
I have not. I actually planned to end up there on a Trip to Europe years ago, but sort of over planned an elaborate trip, and made it as far as Czech Republic, where I was going to take a bus then to Turkey, and was running low on cash and figured I be better off running out of money in Europe rather than further east.
Glad I've finally got around to checking htis channel out. Nothing but solid videos. Love it.
Why you stopped doing videos like this?
very interesting and informative channel …. vinyl culture is a way of life … (+1 new subscriber)
What's the prices of records lps albums? and what are the adresses of all these records shops in istanbul?
please, if someone can to answer to me, it will very cool...
Great but it should've been way longer!
Well done. Definitely subscription worthy. Cheers! 👽🖖 "Na-nu"
What LP is he holding at 4:33?
Özdemir erdoğan aç kapıyı gir içeri, maybe it is
He is holding Sultan-ı Yegâh by Nur Yoldaş
track id @ 03:30 ?
it's in the credits, my bad : Baris Manco - Alla Beni Pulla Beni (FOC Edits Mesmerizing Vocal Cut)
There is no mention of overpriced records, particularly some Turkish albums :)
What do you mean exactly?
¡¡Qué puñetera maravilla!!, ¡¡qué auténticas joyazas!!. Todos mis RESPETOS
✊🏽🔥💘🔥✊🏽
This is great! Do you plan on sharing the tracks you have used in the video? Cheers.
You can look at 5:35.
How do you guys get your records to sound so clean, sharp and deep in these videos?
Wow! How informative! I learned absolutely *nothing* about Turkish music! Thanks!
rareblues78daddy That wasn't the theme of this video. Go learn about it yourself and stop whining.
Well, they were talking about record collecting and record shops with record collectors in Turkey. If that's insufferable to you, then maybe this channel isn't for you?
It's about vinyl and record shop culture in Istanbul in case you missed the title - not about Turkish music.
Clue is in the title :)
why so angry? go troll somewhere else. it's about record stores in general, not turkish music. angry, sad person
Nice recordstores wonder if they only sell Turkish record if they got Elvis or beatles too
amazing. harika
Good stuff.
Mete & Kaan are great guys and cool diggers but there are many 'gold' people in record bussiness. so i think that video is nice but way deficient. there were lots to talk about in the scene. what a missed chance.
If you give permission, I wanna add Turkish subtitle.
Selda dan sonra Moğollar iklig çalması ve hülya of zihni müzik çok iyi Turkish pschyodelic
Manco
These guys are not Turkish people, they are not Mongolians, the are Europeans (Ionians) that change religion for obvious reasons.
There are only few Turks that are descendants from Mongolians. Most of the modern Turks are either Greek, Georgian, Bosnian, Arab, Bulgarian etc.
You know nothing about Turkey and Turkish people.
Wut?
Look yourself in the mirror and tell if you look like a european or someone who came from the deep east asia, its so simple. Millions of people were living in the area wick now is modern Turkey and all that people didn't move out when The turks came in the region. Stay there by changing religion. As you know, people's characteristics in east Turkey are so different with the people living in west Turkey, in the coast of the Aegean sea. Open your eyes and see.
so true. As you know, people's characteristics in east Turkey
are so different with the people living in west Turkey, in the coast of
the Aegean sea.
track id @ 01:56 ?
It's Kozmonotosman rework of Hülya Süer's Şeker Oğlan