To be honest I am still trying to figure it out. As a young man, I was a passionate music fan which led me to become a college radio DJ and to land a "back office" job at a major record company where I worked for nearly a decade. After leaving the music business while the Napster storm was hitting the industry, I moved slowly away from "following" the music business and my personal passion waned. This path was cemented after 9/11, when I became more interested in the "sport" of politics and policy. However, my career has always been in and around media and entertainment.
I started eVinyl as a way to rekindle my love of music. More specifically, I wanted to recreate the experience of the record album as a work of art, not just a collection of songs (initially in an eBook format). I have come to believe that the best use of the site would be website to create a "virtual" record store community. Stay tuned and lets see what happens... And check our blog for more
Sandman
(Founder/Record store owner)
April 2022
This scene from "High Fidelity" nicely sums it up..
The eVinyl community members are:
Note: We welcome Vinyl collectors/aficionados, but our focus is not vinyl collecting per se.