An Audiophile in Copenhagen
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- When traveling around the world for various reasons, in several cases I also travel as an audiophile visiting record shops, live shows, hifi-stores and anything involves quality music. Follow my journey in Copenhagen!
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Thank you so, very much for the time and effort you put in on your traveling to this awesome city of Copenhagen! I now am looking forward to go visit the place myself.
I sold my late father's jazz records and CD's to one of the Accord shops, a few years ago.
Spotless too. Beautiful
Believe me, there are a lot more music shops than the ones you visited. Come back for the Copenhagen Jazz Festival. We even have a jazz festival week for children. Even at the "blue Planet" (a huge aquarium), they have jazz evenings, which my wife and I enjoy from time to time.
I certainly hope you got some records with NHØP - Niels-Henning Ørsted Petersen. If not, you should. He played with a lot of the great ones, as he was a great one himself.
Btw, there are a lot of smørrebrød shops all over the town, you just have to ask ordinary people., and they will guide you.
Cheers, and welcome back.
Kind regards
I really enjoyed your Copenhagen tour. I felt like I was there. BTW my partner who is an audiophile following you for years turned me back on to jazz. I miss living in Europe.
Cool!!
Nice video. // The song and singer in the Viking museum. Ramund (Danish folk song) on Nyckelharpa - Myrkur. She is so good.
This episode was awesome. Thanks
WE LOVE ❤️ THE ARCHITECTURE AND THE LIVE MUSIC 🎶…AND WOULD LOVE TO TASTE THE FOOD AND DRINKS 💚💚💚
Fantastic, thanks a lot!
Thank YOU!
Thanks for today's video. I really enjoyed it 😎🎷👍
Loved your vlog, even though I'm not into Jazz 😊 ! Regarding "Danish Cuisine". You've been I'll informed. There are a lot places serving other things than open faced sandwiches. (smørrebrød - smoerrebroed). Restaurant St. Petersborg and Restaurant Vita are just two of them (there are several others around CPH). Good smørrebrød at "Torvehallerne" (a food market - not restaurant) or take-away shops all around the city. Funny how smørrebrød is not our official national dish. Fried pork belly with potatoes and parsley gravy is 😲 (doesn't get more simple than that 🤣), and most of us just ❤❤❤ it! Happy travels 👍😊👍
Thanks for adding that!
Fantastic video! Loved every bit of it! And I do love history! Love from the U.S.
There is a big Copenhagen Jazz Festival during the summer, where there is music playing all over town on the streets
Indeed! I wish I could be there!
Great video! I've been to Copenhagen many times and love record shopping there. Being a metal guy, Sex Beat Records is a great place for new stuff, and the owner Thomas is a super guy. Beat Bop Records is owned by Michael Denner famous guitar player from Mercyful Fate and King Diamond. I'm planning on hitting up both shops this summer.
Cool!!
Skal for the wonderful video! It reminded me of the one you did in Japan. I wish more videos like this are done with the focus on jazz. I’ve been looking for good vinyl stores in Sweden that carry jazz music, especially Swedish jazz, since my brother lives there, but not easy. Beautiful museums, for sure this is one of my favorite videos, you reminded me of Anthony Bourdain, I hope you travel more often!
A beautiful and cultured video. So nice to see a side of European culture that is kind and welcoming.
Great Video tour! ❤ Thank you so much!
You put the biggest smile on my face when you travel, thank you very much.
Great video😊 Thx for sharing.
What a great video. Thanks for that. A dream trip for me. Hope to get there soon.
Woah!😮 Lucky man you! Thanks for sharing, beautiful! 😊
Very nice views and impressions from Copenhagen, thanks a lot! 😍
Brilliant video, it looks like a lovely place to visit 👍
Amazing video. Thank you Guido.
The parade passing Würth really did it. 😉
Great great video. You and I are similar souls - I love traveling Europe and going to record stores, museums, cafe's, parks, Jazz clubs and great food locations. This is truly living large. Thanks for sharing
Hope you enjoyed my home country - I on the other hand will be in Italy soon. Cassinetta or Siena :-)
Great video and great show. I have adored a lot!❤
Very nice video. I just traveled to Denmark for windsurfing, so this is a great companion with new audio insights. Thank you!
You really took us on a trip with you :) I'm now looking forward to go there. I also love the way you record things, stable shots, great story telling and the music selection is outstanding 👍
Did you see Princess Mary ? She's from Tasmania, almost as far away from Denmark as you can get. See you back in your den.
Thank You, Guido, to take us with You. Great video.
Velkommen 🙂
Thanks m8, interesting stuff
You know it's a classical music store when they categorise it by composer lol
Also, about smørrebrød there are two types of smørrebrød, højtbelagt (the kind you buy in restaurants, food markets etc. such as the one you had. It basically means 'tall-built' sort of and is expensive) and then the kind we eat normally at home, the difference is the amount of things you put on, højtbelagt is made so you technically shouldn't be able to see the ryebread while at home we don't go as extreme but something like paté with a slice of cut meat with onions, roasted and/or fresh isn't uncommon. Also, ofcourse onions on marinated herring is a must. Some things just go well together it's like food lego, and the ryebread is dry and hard enough to counter balance the amount of different softer textures on top where wheatbread would just break apart ryebread holds it all together.
Thanks for clarifying that…now my mouth is watering
Brilliant video feel like I've been there with you,I know the determination and effort it takes to seek out these places, I've done it many times on my travels. 💙👍
No, I didn't know you are an archeologyst...!!! that's wonderful..!! (Great tour and video BTW)
Good video, thanks...
WE CAN DIG IT 🤗😁 GUIDO 👍💚💚💚
Very nice video especially for a Dane to see - thank you
Freetown Christiania was great......... Gone now, like so many things.
Not gone. What are you talking about?
@@Mike-zx1kx
Well ya, the land & property wasn't erased or didn't disappear but the governance and laws are all a lot less fun. Some violence became too frequent. It's just gone,
@@TriAmpHiFi Nope.
A wonderful report of your trip to Denmark. Beautifull impressions ❤
Myrkur in combination with this world famous exhibition at 12:30 was spot on 😛
So cool to see being Danish :-) A lot of record shop have popped up since I lived in Copenhagen apparently...
muy bueno. Saludos
Copenhagen look to be an amazing City I want to go and explore myself gret video
Interesting. Now I want to go there myself, just like Jimmy... Looks great there! Probably rent an electric bicycle and see as many things as possible. That metal store looks very interesting... Thanks Guido!
I wouldn't mind going to those records shops - especially the one that is downstairs.
Come back here for Copenhagen Jazz Festival🤷🏽
Ill geek out with you and show you a couple of vinyl spots more in the city anytime. Just let me know.
Greetings from Philip, Vesterbro/Copenhagen.
Great video!!! Your unmistakable friendliness is so infectious.
One teensy weensy omission: I am still waiting for a visit to a Bang & Olufsen store . . .
I know I passed in front of it but I think I have this old preconception that B&O is just design...perhaps they evolved...
I dont message much but I just wanted to say thank you for your great video I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Great video! I think it would be interesting to learn more about your archeologist career in one of your videos someday. It would be fun to learn how you got into it and what type or work you do. It's a very unique and fascinating career. Thanks!
Stay tuned, something will come up eventually ;-)
should have known, you were here, could have giving you a jazz record on vinyl, its a best of on 3 vinyls with all the danish jazz you were seeking, called Dansk Guldalder Jazz, from the 30s with Leo Mathiassen and so on
Thanks man! Don’t worry about got a lot of great stuff from your beautiful land!
Wonderfull insight into the culture of the Wonderfull place along with live music too & the Vinyl shop finds , & share you sentiment too about the number of shops that seem to make this body art cool, I agree with you its so drab, to me it has no Finesse for male or female
man i dig all your videos but this was next level for sure!thanks! one thing why does everyone in that parade have Ron Wood hair?
😂
THANKS GUIDO, I NEVER KNEW THAT YOU WERE A FOODIE ,IMHHO YOU SHOULD NOT COMPLAIN ABOUT DELICIOUS 😋 FOOD OF QUALITY AND SERVICE AND UNIQUE FOOD CHOICES AND ATMOSPHERES 😁💚💚💚💚
I am!! I also love to cook!
@@anadialog GOES TOGETHER WELL. 🤗😋
Very nice! I was there in 2005. Beautiful city! I wish you would of shown the albums that you found.
You don't know the format of my audiophile in somewhere! ;-)
I always fo the place and the a special follow up on the records. But I don't know if I will do it this time...still listening...
Hello from Barcelona
Great that is near to me in Malmö.
If you want to meet another audiophile, my home is open!
Got a great system and records!🎉
I am really enjoying this video Guido. And, I had no idea that you are an Archaeologist
Wow great great video. Such a nice atmosphere. Maybe there is a viking in you :) One of my favorite jazz tracks is by Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen - "I skovens dybe stille ro (feat. Oscar Peterson)". I also need to mention (although swedish) is "Visa Från Utanmyra" by Jan Johansson.
Thanks for sharing that!
Its a little over a year old but if you have not heard it there is a great podcast called Dangerous Sounds , Danish Jazz in Eight Stories. Nice video
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you all your nice content.
Unfortunately you are 1 month too early and missing out on Copenhagen Jazz Festival, one of the biggest in the world 🎷🥁🎺
You would have loved it 😍
I know! 😪
nice video about my home town :-) You should have stopped by to see my workplace - the DR Concerthall.
Nice tour of my hometown, next time you visit Copenhagen stop by Ooh Aah Records and make a bargain with Tim.
If you are truly looking for old jazz I would suggest checking out ruthless records, music direct , and dusty grooves records. Try these as well as 606 records these are record places where I gleamed many decent records some of these listed you can ask for condition of records desired. So check them out it may be to your liking. Happy hunting.... By the way these are all in Chicago, last but not least out of the past.
Cool, thanks for sharing!
I loved Copenhagan when I visited. Beautiful city. I loved Denmark overall... I am a bit surprised you didn't stop in at the Copenhagen Bang & Olufsen store. When I was there last it was properly spectacular.
I did past in front of it but I never loved the brand...too much design for me
@@anadialog Too much design…🤔
Interesting comment. I’m quite the opposite… I see so much of the hifi gear around as just ugly complicated boxes taking up a lot of space in a room. I was watching the Munich Hi-Fi show coverage from some UA-cam content creators and I just can’t get past how ugly so much of the gear is. And the enormous bundles of cables.
I find it interesting that where you find too much design, I find simplicity, and minimalism but still sounding amazing.
Each to their own. 🙏🏻🥂
@@kurjan1 what I mean is that there is more design than juice...at least in my experience
@@anadialog Ok… If you don’t mind, I will disagree with you on that.
Question… What is you opinion on Steinway Lyngdorf systems? I have been looking at them over the last few nights… (on UA-cam)… I think I am genuinely in love. Just nobody sells them here in Australia. Have you seen them / heard them?
@@kurjan1 no problem! No I haven't!
Nice video. You did miss out on “Beat” (not second beat) which another fantastic record shop where they had plenty of jazz and black music.
Thanks for signaling that
I have a question. Where did you send your tape decks to be properly calibrated?
Here in Italy there is a famous guru, Giorgio Foschi! But he does this privately, not a shop.
Do the Audiophile (formally: an Archeologist) plan to visit Poland, Tricity in particular? If so, looking forward for the visit 😊
Maybe one day! I have only seen Warsaw and Krakow in 2012 and they were magnificent!
come sempre video belli, interessanti e realizzati in modo eccelso!..👍👍👍una domanda, dove posso indirizzarmi per l'acquisto di una piastra "medio-alta"...mi hai fatto ritornare l'amore per la registrazione "calda analogica"....grazie!!
Ottimo! L'ideale è trovare qualche negozio vintage online sono le piastre sono abbordabili e messe a punto ma non è semplice. Altrimenti ebay è surfshark per una ricerca a tappeto. Qui un video su alcune piastre base che ho suggerito se non lo hai visto: ua-cam.com/video/F3Bv7EUhSy8/v-deo.html&feature=share9
Cmq un qualcosa di metà anni 80 a tre testine e siamo a posto.
@@anadialog Grazie mille sempre disponibile nell'ascoltare e rispondere, Like!!!
I was expecting you to mention at the very least Carl Nielsen, and hopefully show a statue of the Danish man who is recognized world wide for his Masterpieces of Orchestral and Chamber music.
Oh well !!! such is the poor recognition of Classical music in general.
You're right! I also selected some music of his for the video but in the end I went full jazz...and a touch of folk
Great video. Where was the restaurant you ate smorrebrot?
Orangeriet en.restaurant-orangeriet.dk/hjem
@@anadialog thank you
Hey, what’s the name of the pianist that played with the trio? Thanks. Great video.
Hans Knudsen
Copenhaken
Why no audio components stores?
It just happened that way...
haha some myrkur ;-)
i didnt know you are an archeoligist. really thought you were like a radio or t v person.
I'm in disguise! ;-)
Are you still in Copenhagen? I know a few shops you missed
Unfortunately no. I am sure, there were so many! List a few here to help out of you feel like it.
Don't worry about your pronunciations brother, I know I guy on UA-cam that pronounces "flesh" as "flush"! So your good!😊😅
Ci sono molti musicisti jazz in Danimarca che suonano anche meglio di quella band che ho sentito prima