"How to open a Record store"? Every one of us, who has loved and still loves music and vinyl records, has thought, at some point in our lives, or continues to think of opening our Vinyl record store. Certainly, if one manages to turn his hobby into a profession, he will never have to work ever again or, at least, that is what everyone who has done so, claim. However, is it that easy?
Released in Chile in 1974 by Emi/Odeon Records, made and distributed by Industrias Eléctricas Y Musicales Odeon S.A. (Odeon Records Chile), catalog number (S)LDC-36879
For a lot of people, vinyl records are a passion, a pleasant hobby to fill their lives. For some, though, they are their only priority. Although the following examples may seem excessive or hyperbolic, they are not far from being a reality. If you think you can relate, it would be wise to continue reading and pay attention to the following behaviors, before you lose your job.
This rare album was almost unknown to most Italian prog fans and collectors . Released 1972 under the title "Get Ready" and reissued by the Italian label Akarma. Get Ready is a great mix mix of psychedelic and folk progressive sounds with the peculiar use of the flute. The 12-track album Get ready included mainly covers (from Donovan, Chicago, Jethro Tull, Dave Mason and more) along with three originals’
Today, we are releasing our interview with RAJ (Rick Smith), founder of Soulstrut, one of our favorite and most interesting vinyl record websites. Let’s leave Raj tell us everything.
