Picturing eden 2 of 4

...In a time where "music" is defined by what's currently avalibel on the internet as an MP3-file, bittorrent or whatever the name is, there are still a few people out there, struggeling to maintain music as an artform. Some produce it, some play it, some like it and just as important; Some sell it!
I talked to this guy called "Mick" who immigrated to Denmark in the beginning of the 70's and opened up this record-store - no-one really believed in him, but somehow he made it, and the store has been there eversince.
20 years ago, people argued that the CD would kill the Vinyl-format, and the days of music were gone. Now, it's proven that this assumption was slightly exaggerated - CD's didn't kill vinyl, but it seems that mp3's and other forms of digital-music is killing both CD's and vinyl.
I took these photo's in Mick's shop on a normal day where he was just doing his every-day job; serving custormers, cleaning, listening to music, organizing records, re-organizing records, and when asked he told me that this addiction to records somehow was like a second marriage.

Thanks for watching/reading (if anyone actually read any of this)

I guess that I could drop some random comment now about how you should support music, but I think that I'll leave it up for you to decide wether you wanna do that or not...
/Peter