I'm not exactly sure why I decided to post these pix. I thought that Low Light listeners might get a kick out them.
These first pix are of a wall in my family room. It was ugly dark paneling that I just put up with for years. Then on a whim, I dug up what was left of my vinyl album collection and simply tacked some of them to the wall.
I know it has the decorating look of some stoner kid who lives in his parents' basement. But I don't care, they make me smile every time I look at them.
I liked how it worked so much that I then used more album covers to make a border all the way around the room.
I also did the same thing in a small bathroom right off the family room. It was tough to take a good picture in there because the room is so small. I'd need a really wide angle lens to be able to see the whole wall. I also messed around with the mirror.
These album covers really bring back a lot of memories. I like them even if it does look like some dorm room from the 70's.
Brilliant. It makes total sense to any real music fan. I can see we share a lot of the same musical past. Oh, the memories... especially the old Eno albums. Electronic music ended up being my favorite genre, some 30 years later...
ReplyDeleteWow, that Ambient series section really does it for me... Nice.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see Tubular Bells in amongst it all...
ReplyDeleteBut where are the records that were inside them?
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT !!!
ReplyDeleteI've been working on this project and i have an old collection of Compact discs "the large ones" i was thinking of implimenting this idea on my living room wall. but I'm not sure what type of adhesive or glue to use.
can you tell me what you used?
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ReplyDeleteAwesome collection dude, only few people have hobbies like that collecting old tickets, coins, cassettes... you have shared another good collection like these....
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