Reminds me of a courtyard in Pompeii...
April 11, 2026
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At record market
Haven't photographed lately much, last 2 days are spent on visiting Tallinn Music Week (TMW) concerts. Not photographing them, so had to go out today to get some images to post here. One of the TMW events announced was record market though it takes place more often than only during TMW. So I thought that this is good opportunity to get some images for this topic.
Bought also second-hand Tenacious D CD, it's playing now and i'm chuckling at Jack Black's lyrics, great fun 😀Music lover's backpack
Record seller with style
There were also instruments for sale
Record case
New music obtained
Labeling record boxes is good idea, otherwise one is lost in these piles
Properly clothed for event
Nice weather brings out smiles
"I had to tear out this record from his hands"
Flipping through records
Overview of market. It was quite crowded as weather was sunny and today it was also warmer: almost 10C, it's been barely above zero in this week.
Ten meters of bags filled with CDs
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Damson gin is the best!!
Stewed with greek yoghurt 😋
Crumble.
Removing the stones is a bit of a faff so if we're consuming them en famille we don't bother, just spit them out 😁 -
What a little gem. I like the sense of reflected light in this one.
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Magnificent building.
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Overwhelming majority of middle aged men trying to relive their mis-spent youth 😂
Those instruments look interesting. -
Love deco so this gets a thumbs up.
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Nice one. The prospective effect is brilliant. How does it look in colour?
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A nice set. I remember crate digging in the past. I must admit I use Discogs these days for hard to find albums.
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Art Deco, when it is done well is probably the finest modern architecture.
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Vinyl was a much more rewarding music experience in as much as it gave you some tangible to hold, read and pore over whist listening. I can remember the names of albums back then but not now.
This is a good shot, shame you didn't have a little blip of flash. -
I'm sold!
