How Vinyl Records Changed My Life

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[@randomsuper]

Vinyl records changed my life by giving me a great way to spend all my money.

[@noblerecords]

Hahahaha yes.

[@rywa5788]

It’s honestly a bigger money hole than a boat………but I’m so much happier just being at home with my vinyl. 🥰 Also, nobody needs 21 guitars. I only have 16. 🤣

[@JayDeeDonuts]

Lmaoo fr 😂

[@betelgeuse6617]

Vinyl has changed the way i experienced music, its not an abstract and cold thing you stream from your phone, you have the record in you hands and that in some way makes you feel closer to the artist. It has also introduced me to a lot of music that i never thought i would like.

[@noblerecords]

Exactly! Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@davidkipperman5218]

Records have the ability to inspire and also get you through dark times in your life. They can do so much for people in so many different ways. This is why we need to support record stores and those who sell on the internet that can't or don't want to take the plunge into the brick and mortar world. Records can change your life, as it did for you.

[@calebhightower6676]

Sitting on my back porch watching the rain with a cup of coffee, while listening to this video. Love this channel. Update: this video kind of made me cry.

[@aperson2081]

Really!? Me too! This is so inspiring, I wanna start a record store, (which is impossible for me to do), but yeah I LOVE RECORDS

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@aperson2081]

@@noblerecords you're welcome

[@mr.jazzfusionhiphop1298]

Growing up in Harlem the record stores use to have a speaker outside the store and you can listen to music all day long. Me and my best friend started with 45's and then it started to grow from there. My friend ended up being a professional musician for a time and to think it all started because of our youth. I still collect just as much music as I have always done for the past 60 plus years. I'm pretty sure that when they put me in the ground they will forget to put my name on my headstone but put my top 10 of all time instead.

[@DanSPsych67]

Pretty much my Story, My friend... mid 60's British Invasion, Garage rock happening.... THEN later teen Years..... Psychedelic 60's Bam.... So fast forward to last part my mental Health Counseling Career..... Started Music Therapy with Clients... Just seemed a Natural Process.... See Parallel lines!!!! Peace and love.. Great Story!!! You followed your Muse my friend... You are a wonderful person.... Love always Dan...

[@noblerecords]

Thanks man!!!!

[@joemartucci4786]

To me nothing beats vinyl. Being 63 yrs old I remember constantly hanging out at my local record store. First albums bought were Jethro Tull benefit Jimi Hendrix axis bold as love & Beatles yesterday & today. My parents thank god when I was young instead of an allowance they bought me albums. First Blood Sweat & Tears Chicago 2 & basically every Beatles album or 45 that came out. I basically love 60s pop & bubblegum. Ohio Express the Association the Cowsills etc. Love the channel.

[@InfectiousGroovePodcast]

I collected records from a young age. Then, like many, I got out of it in the late 90s. In the mid 2000s I dove back in head first and haven't looked back. I appreciate music FAR more by just listening to vinyl if/when possible

[@adrianlyord5300]

My dad passed away from cancer last year and he used to play his records on Saturday mornings back in the 70s when I was little! That's how I got to experience my love for vinyl ! I'm going to try and carry on his tradition and listen to my records more often ( hopefully on Saturday morning) ! Thanks for sharing your own experience with vinyl and life and God Bless you and your family!

[@eassmar]

Love this!

[@noblerecords]

Thank you! Sorry for your loss!

[@highrantdistrict]

As someone who almost exclusively buys their records, online, I'll say this: the fact that you hold your primo used records for sale in-store to local folks rather than selling them online is FANTASTIC. You're doing it right, IMO. Cheers, Tom

[@trgdy15]

I second this! I mostly buy online with the pandemic going on but I used to walk into local record stores all the time, and Dylan, if you're reading this, I promise you that you're doing the right thing by holding onto the grails for your local customers.

[@trainman5698]

I cant describe to anyone why I like vinyl so much other than just telling them it makes me happy. There is something so cool about them.

[@noblerecords]

That’s enough to do it!

[@jamessaunders5538]

For me this is the best video you've done Dylan. Brought tears toy eyes man. I thought you were a guy who loved records and owned a record store...but now you are so much more. Huge respect!!

[@noblerecords]

Hey thanks! I try!

[@festersuncle6298]

My mother was killed in a car accident when I was 5 in 1975. I recall discovering her signature on her records a couple years later. Beatles, Stones, Carly Simon, Dionne Warwick, Drifters, are a few I listened to and loved. Records were "the" format along with tapes and I casually listened to music until the mid 80's when I caught the bug. While in high school I walked into a few record stores in Boston/Cambridge and the holy record spirit entered me and I was saved!!!! Ha ha ha.

[@johncollier9280]

I too love me some records. Been collectin' since 'bout age 12. Now I'm an ol' man with 15,000 albums 'n multitudes o' 45's 'n cd's. Had a radio show fer 15 years 'n played only my own vinyl. Have worked in record stores most o' my life. Thanks fer sharin' yer story...welcome to the club!

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@jeffkaufman5405]

Started buying the number one 45 record of the week in the mid to late fifties and moved on to albums in the early to late sixties --- still have most of them.

[@asupremelove5149]

I still think it's absolutely amazing that vinyl allowed you to chase your own dream and you are putting food on your table and that you are doing it doing something you love.

[@dg723254]

One day when I was a young kid we received a flexible plastic Columbia records sampler at our house. On that disk were several music samples, but the one that turned the light on for me was Dave Brubeck's Take Five. Coolest thing I ever heard. That set me on the vinyl path. I have a small collection of vinyl, some very old and am still buying more. Thanks so much for this wonderful soulful video. God Bless you and your family.

[@Jason-xq4nu]

Omg me too. Always had a thing for records. I'm 50 and have never stopped looking and digging. I have 17000 in total and can't stop. Lol. Gotta luv those round spinning music makers. 🤩

[@noblerecords]

Oh man!!! Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@heathergallmann]

This is such a heartwarming story. Thank you for sharing! I have just started a record collection and I can't wait to see where it takes me.

[@walterpen371]

For me it all started with The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show. I don't remember much before this other than my parents listening to opera on the radio. Then came the transistor radio which was my present from my parents. The record player was given to us in 1969 from my parents uncle. I bought about 10 45's and had no idea that where I bought them, there might have been some grails? Then in 1970 I discovered the first FM rock station that not only played the LP longer versions, but introduced me to the rare records. I started to write down the names of the bands and albums. This quickly turned into a very large book. Now that I'm retired I've slowed down due to family priorities and inflation. Take care and ☮️.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@deniseoftedahl8937]

Music is a universal language, and as you said a way to connect to people. It feeds your soul, and brings joy. You are a wonderful person, down to earth and I love watching your videos. It's wonderful to see someone who is able to scratch out a living doing something they love. All the best to you and your family!

[@davidhewson3124]

I feel the same way at the moment I’m listening to the Beatles Abby road ,albums are still the greatest way to play your music!

[@watchingitallhere]

Great lesson. Music must be shared. You can't keep them all for yourself.. SPREAD THE LOVE.

[@davidbeckerich]

Like yourself records were part of my identy. In high school I always carried records. I was lucky enough to date a girl who was a secretary at Columbia records for Clive Davis. She would give me 25 demo records a week for 2 years. I was selling records at school ($3 for a double LP and $2 for a single LP). When I graduated high school I got a job in Manhattan that Atlantic Records recorded and kept masters. I was blessed when they moved and left behind about 5000 CD's, many without the cover sheet. I made mad money selling on the streets of Manhattan. Zeppelin had a 3CD set that I had boxes of. I started having friends give me their record collections when CD's we're suppose to be a better sound. Point is that the record loving community are great friendly people who want others to enjoy what the enjoy in music. When you visit me you will leave with music that you expressed interest in or a early Peter Green Fleetwood Mac LP which I've made it my purpose in life to turn blues, rock listeners on to Peter Green, I feel responsible for over 100 Peter Green fans. I was also blessed with many gifts that molded my taste in music. My first gift was Freak Out by Zappa at age 12. I truly dig your story and feel your journey, you have gave of yourself and I will bet you are still giving to this day. Those that give never do without and you're been blessed because you are a giver. Pass it forward and you will be rewarded in life. Your wife and children are proof positive that you're a blessed man. (Sorry for rambling). Peace out brother.

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Dude you scored on that lp purchase! It was meant to be!!

[@stevedundee866]

Hey Dylan, loved hearing your story. The way your eyes lit up when you found the American Pie 45 your mom bought you put a big smile on my face. Love your channel man ❤

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@dramgoodgrooves1898]

@@noblerecords Awesome!

[@neandrewthal]

It's great to hear a story of a lifelong passion for vinyl and several comebacks from almost nothing. I feel like I wouldn't have it in me to do that. I collected for about 20 years and recently decided to give up. I just found it was giving me more negative feelings than positive lately, but that is heavily tied to my attitude: perfectionism, FOMO, wanting to have every record etc... Watching this video kind of made me sad I gave up for a minute but really I should just be happy that I made the best decision for me and going digital has really freed me to focus on the music and listen to exactly what I want when I want with no practical considerations getting in the way. I really do understand the draw to the physical connection of vinyl and the true feeling of ownership though so if that's what makes you happy then rock on!

[@mondoenterprises6710]

Hi Noble, You get the record, the album art, often easily frameable, lp notes and credits, and the sound and the music, and the memories. Great hobby for anybody who loves music. So many ways to enter. From the Goodwill on up!! I have bought a lot of music and stereo equip from thrift stores. I bought my 1st records with my newspaper route and golf caddy money. Steve Miller Band and David Bowie and Toys in the Attic and Bohemian Rhapsody were near my first couple of buys. Cheers Noble and Thanks for the Memories!

[@user-xh9rz7rf8l]

I know well the passion of the collector and especially of the record collector. I'm stuck with records - like you - since 1972. Although I'm watching you from Greece, I have a similar experience to yours, but as a customer of a unique record store in Athens. From this store, I have got 60% of the records of my current collection and I am still a customer and friend of his. In the 1980s, he sold records every Sunday in a square where many street vendors set up makeshift benches. At one point, the police chased them and he had to find a small shop to put the records. Because I knew him from the square, I also went to his shop and so we came closer. At the same time he decided to go to the US to bring records, which were difficult or impossible to find in Greece (there was no internet). And that's exactly the time of the CD invasion, when stores in America did not know what to do with the vinyls they had on their shelves and in their warehouses. I still remember him calling me to let me know that the boxes came from America! That was it, he grew the store but also his family, and I my collection.

[@astrojazzman]

Vinyl change my life as well...I had a bunch of Blue note records & Impulse records that my family had growing up in the 1980s years later,,, I ending up working as a consultant for Blue Note & Impulse records!!! I give all the credit to my mentor Bubba Jackson from Kjazz 88.1 fm here in L.A for giving me a opportunity to work for him & Don Was Blue note records president!!! Keep on Digging Nobel Records!

[@coolmickey68]

1966, my nana bought me a copy of Pet Sounds for 2 bucks. The only record I had for 7 months. everyday sitting under the console, then I got Sgt. Pepper and I never looked back lol great story man..

[@KevKavanagh]

You nailed it, Dillon! Music and records have defined my life, but above all else it's the personal connections made through music that are a lasting joy. All power to you, you're a good bloke.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks man!!!

[@grayhalf1854]

Definitely a solid geezer 👍

[@microbi1001]

For me records are a lot of more than music. When I go to my local record shops - they are like friends, customers and owners. It's a place where I can share my hobby with same mind of people. Also the fun to find something you have tried to find years or just find something you did not expect. Have got many friends that like records + equipment's. At home I can spend long time just to see my collection, find records I did not remember that I had, find a record and then I remember the story behind the record...where I bought it, why and from who... - Record collecting (all included) is "a bit" like own world that connects people all over the world but what a nice and happy world this is :)

[@NickP333]

Absolutely wonderful and heartwarming story, Dillon. Records are more than records, but it takes a true collector and record lover to truly understand.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks nick!

[@Grav3moss]

I can absolutely relate to this! Thanks for being you and the joy that you bring.

[@ufobigfoot4002]

I agree. Records and books have made my life so much better. They’re sacred to me and still bring me joy at 44 years old. I still have that feeling of buying a punk rock 7” for $3 as a 13 year old. I never forget it, and man they were cheap in 1990!! Take care! Thank you for your business!

[@jonkotick5233]

I was 5 when I found my mom's 45's of the Beatles and that started my love of music and record collecting. Your story is awesome and is proof that God works in our lives every day. Long Live Rock!

[@djsii-classroom2community283]

I am a Special Education Teacher too! I work with adult students in the community via vocational training. It is quite fulfilling. My dream is to own a Record Shop when I retire. You are truly living the dream.

[@noblerecords]

Thank you! I do love it!

[@5150-for-music]

Thank you so much for this video! Some of your story really spoke to my own life. My oldest son is Autistic. I remember starting out life living in a small apartment and having a huge record collection. Having a crappy job and trying to make it on NOTHING! Having to sell off my records just to survive and support my family. I was just having a conversation with someone, this very morning, before watching your video. Talking about music and records. How they meant more as touchstones and connections to family, friends and times gone by. That they were bigger than the simple record itself. About being a part of a "community" of people who love music. How it opens the doors to becoming friends with people you never dreamed of. Music is the thread that bines us all. Then I see you video pop up. LOVED IT! Thank you for all the videos you put out. Keep up the great work.

[@noblerecords]

That means a lot! Thanks for watching!!!

[@rickm.2956]

Excellent video. Dillon, I admire your passion and determination. Your love of music, family and friends is contagious. When I was a kid, luckily I had a BFF, a drummer, Nick, who was into music as much as me. He exposed me to a lot of British rock from the 60's. He and his old lady are still around and still into mainly blues and some classic rock. My other friends would get sick of me only talking about new music, never sports or other hobbies. I'm kind of into my 3rd wave of accumulating vinyl and vintage stereo equipment. I readily admit much of it is re-purchases of stuff I lost or had stolen from me. Keep on spinning.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@toneyisaiah3556]

Lawsuits are absolutely flying like crazy.

[@shodan6401]

I see a sliver of a Klipschorn in the edge of the frame. I used to sell those in the late 80s. The LOUDEST home stereo speakers I've ever heard. Knowing that Zeppelin is your favorite band, that's a dangerous combination.... 😉

[@LarsSomers]

I’d LOVE to go to your record store! I got my first taste of vinyl records at age 4, from my grandad’s jukebox. He had a lot of singles he didn’t need, so he gave ‘m to me. I’m now 14 and since the pandemic, regularly go to record shop and fairs. I am a proud owner of many 7”s and around 150 LPs! Greetings from Belgium!

[@dankzvr]

I am super happy I live so close to your record store! love the shop and this channel keep it up!!

[@noblerecords]

Thanks so much!

[@Skater4Christ22]

Thanks so much for sharing your story Dillion! I really enjoyed getting to hear how you got into records and how it has changed over the years. Your spot on with how records can bring people together and how much it means to the customer when you the shop owner remember them and the record they are looking for. I know a few of the local shop owners in my town well and when they call me about a record or let me know when I come in it means a lot. it's nice because you find that record, but even more so because like you said it's that personal relationship. Keep up the great work Dillion! I always enjoy hearing your thoughts and watching your videos. You've taught me a lot about records and brought some great artists to my attention that I otherwise would maybe not have found myself like the 13th floor elevators.

[@martinpetersen8695]

Great story about joy.. I have about 1000 records in storage, my old collection from when I was young, my dad's collection which has been topped up by small collections of friends and family who donated as they moved to CD/streaming. Nothing valuable apart from maybe some early Led Zep and Hendrix (and the condition is "well loved"), I'm just looking forward to the days when I can sit down and spend days listening to all of them again.

[@BoximoGaming]

Thank you for this video, amazing story as always from you, keep it up brother!

[@TwistedCowboy]

The true grail! Those friendships and the community we get to be part of is such an incredible gift you've worked so hard to give others. Thank you Dylan.

[@Axel_Foley1970]

Thank you for sharing your story. Loved it!

[@davidhenly804]

Thanks for sharing this great life story and that it culminates in you realizing your dream. Life is good. Glad you have the attitude that your local customers come first. Those relationships are key to making daily work fun. I will be passing through Charlotte in May of this year and hope to meet you and pick up a few jazz grails! 😃 Take care!

[@abbottcallum]

Fantastic story, and great video as always x

[@noblerecords]

Thank you!

[@happyhippythevinylguy]

Fantastic video man I watched it all the way to the end... And with my short concentration span that's really something..lol. You're a very inspirational guy my friend I really enjoy your videos. It's on my bucket list to come see you this summer make a trip out to your record store I hope you're there the day I come.... And God bless you and your family

[@StylusMeetsVinyl]

Great video Dillon. I love your channel, and I've been watching you for over two years now. I love the conversational approach to all of your videos. No bells and whistles, and not much editing- just a chat about vinyl. It inspired me to start up my own vinyl channel as well! I am really enjoying being a part of the KZbin Vinyl Community. Keep up the great work and keep up the videos. I live up in Canada but if I ever find myself in Matthews, North Carolina then I will definitely be stopping by Noble Records for some grails!

[@mssmusic15]

Thank you for all your videos Dillon!! Can’t wait to visit your shop one day soon.

[@mssmusic15]

Music has always been my passion! I always loved the classics every since I was a little boy. A had a friend who’s older brother listened to good music, and I sort of looked up to him at the time. I started off collecting CDS when I was like 8, and literally always had them in my back pack when I went to school. They were sort of like my “security object” and I would always listen to my portable CD player on my way to/from school. Over time, I gradually worked my way up to vinyl. By age 12 I had my first record player (the cheap wooden one with a build in CD/tape deck). Even though sound quality wasn’t the best, I really enjoyed the act of putting on a record. I LOVED going to the shops and getting a new album. I saw high fidelity when I was about 11 years old, and I became fascinated with records every since. Similar to what you said, all my friends were into sports and stuff but music has always been my passion, and I’m fortunate my parents were so supportive and helped me build a collection at a young age. I would earn albums instead of an “allowance”. Thanks mom and dad 😊🎵

[@garymoen930]

This video is a perfect examle of why you are one of my favorite people on KZbin. A genuinely nice and caring person. My favorite part was when you dug up your Amercican Pie 45 and the joy you had just looking at it and thinking about your mother.

[@tomkennison4337]

Fantastic video.

[@deancronin6934]

You’re a legend Dillon keep posting vids!

[@terriatmore1133]

What a fabulous life story, Dillon! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!!! North Carolina is lucky to have you & Noble Records!

[@steveyeti1060]

This video echoed a lot of how I feel about records as well, I started buying and selling around 4 or 5 years ago, and your videos have taught me a lot about what to lookout for, as far as obscure records go. I've always been told I'd make a good shop owner because I remember what people I'm friends with, or sell to frequently, are into, and will put stuff aside for them. Currently I do record shows, and have a booth at an antique mall, but the goal is to have a shop one day. Thank you for all you do with this channel, it does make a difference!

[@jeffgentile1259]

I don’t comment on videos much but…. Loved your story and have always appreciated your style, personality and passion! Love your channel! Keep doing!!!

[@danokaze3772]

Cool, man dig ur videos. From matthews as well. Missouri tho haha caught that u was too but NC. Keep them videos coming. I have learned alot from u. Just experiencing the bands u mentioned (hair and thangs) and FARM. They r cool and nice gems to find to listen to something different

[@mbusch76]

Great story. Very inspiring.

[@josephpolaster2271]

Such an inspirational story. God bless you and your family...... just don't forget about cds and cassettes, here they come😉✌❤

[@k-gawd]

Beautiful story! Thanks for sharing and being so generous with your life/journey with records, music & family

[@triknives]

Beautiful stuff man! Had me get some tears going. It's a great thing when people can finally find the thing that checks all the boxes for them. Gives them hope, internal value and stability. Super stoked for you man! And of course, loving the videos.

[@dewey70]

For a few minutes there I almost got southern baptist preacher vibes from ya! I think we had a very similar childhood. My dad would take me to garage sales every weekend and I'd get every record I saw, whether I liked it or not. I was always that crazy record boy. Thanks for sharing, you're an awesome dude!

[@petermildren5326]

Great video. Love your passion for records, for music and for the community.

[@brandangardner1993]

First I wanna say I come across ur channel abt 2 weeks ago and Iv already watched a crazy amount of ur videos lol. I just got into records recently but Iv loved the idea of them literally my whole life I just never really had a chance to get into the hobby until now and I’m kinda addicted lol. I think the story of making ur passion with records and music in general and turning it into a way to make a living is awesome and really what live is all abt. I love ur videos keep it goin bro, I’m a Carolina boy myself maybe 1 day soon I could make it by the shop and check you guys out. 👍👍

[@greghawkins229]

Great story.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks!!!

[@RawKnee1111]

Bless your Heart. What a beautiful video. Hello from Vancouver. Keep spinning those grooves ~

[@50l12]

I felt that story about opening the shop. Getting my dream job out of university in an independent record shop last year gave me such a sense of purpose, spreading joy to everyone who comes into the shop

[@SonicSafari]

Beautiful! And yes, joy does matter, now more than ever!! Thanks for being so open to share your story!

[@noblerecords]

Thanks so much!

[@marktubeie07]

Dylan this was a beautiful story man, thanks for sharing. Hope your son is doing well, we have autism in our family so I understand. You're a good person mate. Vinyl is my life as well BTW! I actually needed to hear this story tonight, so thank you. Stay well bud, hi from Australia :)

[@timwilcox9600]

Lovely and life-affirming :)

[@Josal]

Great and inspiring story. 👍🏽🤙🏽

[@catherine6653]

I ❤ music too. It brings me alot of joy to listen to a well written song. A sad moment can be shifted just by listening to a favorite song 🎵 😊

[@billyharker9463]

Thanks for another great video, Dylan. You give our passions and life experiences a dignity and meaning that reaches beyond both plastic and music! Thanks for sharing your moving story.

[@db9692]

I love this story! Congratulations on your success. It's great to hear and see people living their dreams! I will visit your store in person someday. All the best wishes for continued success and happiness!

[@michellequinn3122]

Thanks for sharing Dylan you're the man

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@johnfloydman7735]

Man! That is a real lovely story 🙏🙏 bless you for sharing it with us all......

[@noblerecords]

Thanks man!

[@jeffreyflanagan1545]

Great story! I am so happy for you and your family, and your local customers who are so lucky to have a shop like this to visit! I so wish I lived closer, I would be there weekly! I am thankful for the youtube channel, keep up the great work! thank you!

[@ilyapisman818]

Man, this is a truly inspiring and moving story. Thank you for sharing it and I admire that you have stayed so positive despite all the challenges.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks so much!

[@geetarbube]

Loved the story, brother. I’m eager to hear more about your journey.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@cursiveman]

You’re awesome! We appreciate the kindness and sincerity you show.

[@markspooner1224]

What a nice story, that's cheered me up no end!

[@noblerecords]

I’m glad! Thanks mark!

[@donwest2513]

Great story! So glad you followed your heart and kept family first. Hope to visit your store someday.

[@anthonymorris1998]

Records are like children of music you have to take very good care of them.

[@dave91688]

Great video Dillon.... Thanks for what you do !!

[@noblerecords]

Thanks David!

[@goatuscrow4135]

Great episode, keep them coming, brother.

[@noblerecords]

Thanks!!!

[@Vinyl306]

love your video...thanks for sharing

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@emeza2331]

Thank you for sharing your story with us. Soo inspiring-greetings from CA 🤘🏼🙂

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@ComicRhema]

Thanks for sharing your story Dillon🙏🏽

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@christiansemeraro2987]

Great video, Dylan. Very good and inspiring. I'm from Argentina, and i saw you like Pappo's Blues, you show a record in a video. And, you have the point, you bring joy and culture to the community. Cheers, my friend!

[@CornboneStudios]

I played a few sports but was never a sports guy. I tried to be. The thing I’ve always loved was drawing and painting while listening to music. Reading about art and music. This video was like hearing from a good friend. Very real talk and comforting. I can tell how much love you have for your family and the connection you make with your customers. God bless you, your family and your path you are on. Thank you again for sharing. I’m going to spin some vinyl now.

[@iluvwomanlh]

Thanks for sharing your story

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏

[@Dan-Null]

Inspiring and beautiful

[@junem.fuerst6649]

Yes It certainly did in my life too! I listened to my parents 78s.....took the bus (to BCs most dangerous skid row now) when I was 9 by myself to buy my 45s at Woodwards dept store for 15 cents each. Still have them!

[@eassmar]

Love this! I have to say that I really enjoyed meeting you during the Jazz drop. I am a new wave, dark wave, and grunge guy primarily but it was an education. It was a blast meeting Chris of tunes from the man cave too! I am really excited about jazz now and my wife loves that! She enjoys the music more than my other interests. Hahaha! Blessings on your store and your family!

[@noblerecords]

Thanks man! Nice to meet you too!

[@MegaSlyNinja]

I really want the opportunity to experience the store in person. I recently moved to MA and haven’t found a record store yet where I feel home. Watching your videos makes me feel like I have that. Just wanted to say Thanks.

[@bf9616]

Thanks for sharing your story! Once you discover records, there is no coming back hahaha, thanks for the video! :)

[@noblerecords]

Thanks for watching! 🙏