…a recent video interview between the BBC and Zero Freitas, whose record collection is probably the largest in the world. Freitas has over five million records in his collection.
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Paul, thanks for sharing. Fascinating guy, love the very industrial feel to his set-up. I guess I was expecting ultra-high end playback system and was pleasantly surprised by a simple receiver and turntable on a six foot fold out table. My guess is this guy does it for love of vinyl and the songs, not to impress anybody.
The fact that he choose to play Jumping Jack Flash by Johnny Winter was classic. Good choice my friend.
He’s been trying to sell it for years.
That too.