I hope, for history's sake, that crumb (if he hasn't already done so) will digitize his entire collection so it can be preserved. He has one of the world's all-time greatest private archives of early recorded music.
I just don't get what he's listening to. I love that he's surrounded himself by all the things he loves in a very organized way. I feel like I should understand why he likes these old songs.
Funny how commerce changed music. Old timey blues and folk betrays an emotional connection that is all but gone now. Once people figured out how to make money on recordings the whole "value" changed. Most of what's presented now commercially is pretty appalling stuff.
I hope, for history's sake, that crumb (if he hasn't already done so) will digitize his entire collection so it can be preserved. He has one of the world's all-time greatest private archives of early recorded music.
Absolutely. I think the whole room of his looks exhibition worthy- the items and wall art etc, I bet he has some amazing stuff
I wouldn't be at all surprised if he doesn't digitize them because he's a purist and a Luddite.
I think I'd die of joy if i ever got a chance to be in his record room
I always get envious when I see his record collection. Wish I could meet Mr. crumb...
Thank you! Love you! Rob from nj
I like watching old comic book artists listening to blues music.
very very very cool tune thanks man
Bet there are some rare and beautiful tracks there
Thanks we will post much more of this in the summer when we go back to France.
Great stuff!
2:42 is this the first crumb eye reveal??
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I don't want to ruin it by adding mine!
I love that kinda Music!
very cool stuff.thanks very much!
What I like to know is are there still places that sell old time music?
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I just don't get what he's listening to. I love that he's surrounded himself by all the things he loves in a very organized way. I feel like I should understand why he likes these old songs.
Great song, great shaky camera work!
Funny how commerce changed music. Old timey blues and folk betrays an emotional connection that is all but gone now. Once people figured out how to make money on recordings the whole "value" changed. Most of what's presented now commercially is pretty appalling stuff.
It is very interesting. A hundred years ago music like this was only rural. Now after recording its worldly. If that makes sense 🤔
"If you want to know a mind of a serial rapist sexual predator , watch Crumb" -- Jordan Peterson
Peterson is a _bent_ man.
There's something hypnotizing about the mono sound and crackling of early music