Ich mag diesen Spleen f\u00fcr Vinyl immer noch sehr gerne. Weil er sowas liebevolles hat, sowas Warmes. So, wie Omas Ofen damals. <\/p>\n
Die Macher von I Am Los Angeles<\/a> (Kann so etwas mal jemand f\u00fcr Berlin machen? Bitte!)<\/small> haben Neil Schield und seinen Plattenladen Origami Vinyl<\/a> besucht und ihm dabei zugeh\u00f6rt, wie er \u00fcber sein t\u00e4glich Brot redet. Die Frisur ist shice, aber sein t\u00e4glich Job n\u00f6tigt mir aus o.g. Gr\u00fcnden Respekt ab.<\/p>\n Even before Origami Vinyl, Neil spent his fair share of time on the commercial side of the music industry — he worked in the industry during the landmark period when music’s transition to iTunes began and started to take hold. Facing a big decision following a brief career stall, Neil took a chance, and broke from his work in digital music. He decided to go back to where his love of music started when he was younger, which was with vinyl. Now, well frankly, he lives in the best of all possible worlds. He’s carved out his little space in the world of music at Origami Vinyl. Neil spends his days surrounded by the music that has meaning to him, and he makes a living by sharing it with others who have a similar appreciation. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n Und wer eine Schw\u00e4che f\u00fcr T\u00fcpen aus LA hat, kann sich gerne durch die ganzen Videos von I Am Los Angeles<\/a> klicken. Fast alle toll.<\/p>\n