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Who is recordroom

I, Jeaninne, grew up gently in a rural area and played the piano and listened to a lot of music as a child. It started as a kid with 70's rock, Bonny M. and Abba. My teenage years were marked by 80's pop, the Beatles, Neue Deutsche Welle and a little heavy metal. During my commercial apprenticeship bands like, Cranberries, Oasis, Fanta Vier, Die Ärzte and Nirvana appealed to me. During my stay in the USA I got to know the Fugees, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu and Guru's Jazzmatazz. Today, I listen to my assortment in the record store and rediscover old things every now and then, find pleasure in other music styles and am especially happy about young Swiss musicians and new discoveries through our daughter.

Yves, my husband, supports me - besides his job - with his enormous knowledge about music, all the different labels, pressings, versions and in purchasing. He loves rock in all its forms. Be it progressive, psychedelic alternative, indie and lately also zamrock. He also likes to listen to funk/soul, beat and jazz but also singer/songwriter.

On November 14th and 15th you will find us again at the largest and most renowned record fair in the world in the Netherlands.

If you are attending the fair yourself, we look forward to seeing you at stand 313 in hall 1. Further information about the fair can be found at: recordplanet.nl/en


The store at Cordulaplatz 3 is closed from 12th to 15th November.

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The 1970s brought an explosion of new genres—from progressive rock to punk. Anyone who wanted to keep track of it all in the dense jungle of records back then read SOUNDS. Over the course of that decade, the magazine became Germany’s first true, intellectual pop music magazine and completely reinvented progressive music journalism.

We all love our records, so we should take care of them. There are many influences such as dust, heat, humidity, sunlight and of course careless cleaning that damage the important grooves and affect the cherished sound accordingly. But let's get right to it:

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