Nylvi is a new site about to launch from a group of Norwegian’s who recently moved to Berlin. They have
been getting to know the city and its scene visiting labels and other music tech companies. I would say Nylvi has some similarity to the Discogs Marketplace but with much added style and extended functionality. From talking with Nylvi I see they understand social media and data portability which appeals to me as an online music seller. I think they are one to watch.
They visited my studio last month and today I recorded a short interview with Thomas who you can see in the photo above (left):
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Visit them at Nylvi.com
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The Archive from Sean Dunne on Vimeo.
Paul Mawhinney’s has a 50 million dollar record collection. I always imagined there must be people with insanely huge vinyl collections. I personally have 5000 records in storage all mostly from the 80s. My favorite 12″? A German edition of Depeche Mode’s “Leave in Silence” on clear vinyl.
Paul Mawhinney was born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA. Over the years he has amassed what has become the world’s largest record collection. Due to health issues and a struggling record industry Paul is being forced to sell his collection.
This is the story of a man and his records. I hope you enjoy it. – veryapeproductions.com
So are you still hording a giant record collection? Do you have any records that are crazy expensive collectors items?
This entry was written by , posted on August 21, 2008 at 1:08 am, filed under interviews, video and tagged 12inch, Paul Mawhinney, records, Sean Dunne, video, Vinyl. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.
A Documentary By Michael Greene. In October of 2006, a small mom and pop record store in Southern New Jersey named Full Circle Records announced that it was going out of business and that the liquidation sale would continue until mid December. Ironically, at approximately the same time, Tower Records, the iconic juggernaut of the music retail market, made the same announcement. Something has happened to the music retail world and it seemed to have happened overnight. …Or did it? The Final Days Of Full Circle Records is a fascinating documentary that provides valuable insight into the rise and fall of the record store industry and subculture which may change the way you think about music, music retail, and the art of collecting music forever.
via bestfreedocumentaries.blogspot.com
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