A whole lifetime of collectables. My life has been measured by what I have given away. Two marriages and 7 sons. A lot of sports memories with my boys. Of course my job was not glamorous in any way. I ran a laboratory at a big chemical factory. You lived a great life my friend. Music looks to be a big part of your life. My records were my get away through out my life. Many concerts and later when I retired I created the Michigan Record Club. In fact, I have a record convention to do Saturday (with much help now due to my health). Thank you Mazzy for the wonderful tour. You are a good man. Bill
Hi Mazzy, I'm playing catch up on your videos. What an amazing room tour, the presentation is brilliant. I'm a big Beatles fan but your Beatles collection to die for. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers...
Mazzy this is just flat out AMAZING!!!! Best music room/areas in the entire VC without question!!! You HAVE to have me over my friend!!!!! This is just wonderful!!! ....and thanks for working in "Godsmack" when you were talking about my video as they are my favorite band lol. Well Gobsmacked is close enough lol. Of course I did all the musical elements, but also the modern decor is beautiful my friend. Those prints in the kitchen really popped and that Bob S. Gold record given to you is priceless.
mrhoffame thank you Brandon you really inspired me to do a full in showing. I love Your setup and watched your tour several times. So great and intense. If you ever make it out to Seattle you are so welcome 🎸🥁✌🏽
So, so nice place, especially because it smells music all over. The records, the music related books, the dvds, the cds... and everything organized and displayed with mucho gusto. Cheers, Nelio.
Very nice room tour. That was a impressive Beatles collection. I enjoyed the whole video and was really excited to see you show off that Dual CS 5000 turntable. I have that exact same one. Mine still looks and sounds as good as the day I took it out the box. Your the first one that I’ve seen in the VC have one. Again, great video
My ears perked up when you mentioned the Dual CS 5000. I just bought new, no kidding, never used, the Dual CS 708q. It is new in the original box, and everything was wrapped. I am amazed that prices for Duals have not gone up as much as other classic turntables. But, man what a collection of vinyl. My prize is my signed Ramones. I waylaid them at Vinyl Fetish in L.A. in the 80s at the store on Melrose and got them all to sign the To Tough to Die album. Thanks for the tour. And, I have subscribed.
What a great set up! Love your content as it never fails to put a smile on my face....Originally I am from Seattle so there is a bit of nostalgia for me seeing the places that you visit....Keep up the great work Mazzy, it is greatly appreciated!
Incredible tour! That Rotel is a beast of an amplifier, and the L100s are beautiful. One of my favorite things about living alone is that my 'music room' is my entire living space.You've designed the ultimate living space for a complete and total music nerd. From the records and books to the photography and carpeting(is that FLOR? My whole place is covered in FLOR!) it's perfect. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! Wow! Awesome! So much music and memorabilia, where to begin? Can I visit I would clean and organize while listening to your amazing collection. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! Norman awesome room tour love you house his a musicquarium that vinyl room is a place I would setup shop all day that Beatles collection is very extensive and also other genres love it I watched this 4 times love that rotel rega and B&W setup you have impeccable taste I love when people listen to everything you have a great 👂for music thanks for sharing you home music tour awesome speechless OCD is always good .lovellandrew
Mazzy,just wanted to say "solid" on the tour. I dig the way you combine your loves-graphic design,photography,music among them-presenting a picture that says "no regrets". I'm a jealous music lover on the East Coast,and hope you can find the time to enjoy(some of)your collection. BTW, I have a "now spinning" stand on order from the SF design studio you mentioned. Thanks for the heads up. Ok,now dig out a copy of the Clarke-Boland Big Band (lp or cd) "Music For Films"(?) and dig "Saxology". Swingin!! Thanks again...
Thanks for the tour! It's a great use of space and you've really thought out the placement of everything even down to the chachkies. You don't need me to tell you that you have an amazing collection but you really do have an amazing collection! I really enjoyed this!
Loved every minute of that tour, thanks so much. I was pleased to see you pull out that Enoch Light ‘Spaced Out’ album as I bought a copy only a few weeks ago.
Kimba, well if not actually ‘cool’ I do feel a little cooler now I see that Mazzy has it too! Hopefully you’ll get a copy as it’s well worth seeking out.
I'm geeking out... 🤗 I like how you have a few records on hand to pick from. I'm transforming my office into my record room but I have a toddler who gets into everything so it's been tricky 😆 love the artwork on the wall!
Beautiful layout. My pad is an abbreviated version. You have great taste in music and room design! Love the Grace Slick portrait. I noticed in your CD drawers you still have the original issue Beatles. I still have mine as well. Haven’t played them since 2009🤓. But over the summer I tossed a few in my truck for road listening. They don’t sound bad at all. Loved the tour. When can I come over? I’ll wear white gloves🤓. Cheers!
@@SDsailor7 The record shelves are a IKEA line called BONDE. Unfortunately they discontinued them about a decade ago. I like them more than the KALLAX line because they look more finished and have backs. Thanks for watching and commenting .
Nice system, and it looks very familiar. (Hoffman forum?) The video conveys everything much better. Some VERY interesting album covers there. Love the pics and artwork. Impressive vinyl collection.
I really enjoy and learn a lot from your vids. You have turned me on to some great jazz that I never listened to before. Real fan of the Tone Poet’s. I just was made redundant due to the virus so I decided to Take early retirement (almost 60). I have always dabbled in photography and would like to send you one you may like. I found a old community center ln rural Arkansas. There was a old upright piano in it on a stage. I borrowed a bunch of instruments from a antique shop and set up a a stage. I call it Break Time. I will send you a thumbnail if you would like. I just want to send you something for thanking you for your video’s. Mark
My son had the original b&w Beatles/Richard Avedon photo from Look magazine framed for me several years ago for my birthday. I have it hanging over my bed. Also have a Beatles room that has spilled over into my exercise room (spare bedroom)
And welcome back too you Norman....thanks for the responce....enjoy your great music setup.....Simply Fantastic....thanks....rick....from Quebec City Canada.
Wow! That was some tour. Even more incredible than I thought it was going to be. That Rega turntable looks awesome, along with those speakers (B&O? was that it?) The highlight for me is probably the photo with Ringo...
There was so many things I could comment "wow, that was cool" or "I'd like to have that also". So I just say this, "You have nice looking home". mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
Hi Mazzy, great to finally see the music rooms. Nice thing of working at home you can play a lot of music. Tell me about the Analog Africa series. What label is putting it out? Can you find them in the stores or do you have to order it? I would really love to delve into that series. Thanks for taking me around.
Vinyl Community- Steve Carlson Analogue African is a German label. They have a website. I think they also sell through Bandcamp. I occasionally see some of their titles in stores but they seem to be limited runs. Beautiful packaging
Wow, this is great...you can tell you really put a lot of thought into every part of styling your home. I was wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing where you purchased the record crate/holders that you show here - the ones holding your bachelor pad records for example. I really like the minimalism of those. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Great house and collection. Great Hifi too. Me being an audiophile love your rega and b&w. But. A better stereo amp would improve sound a lot. Great videos cheers.
My father designed and worked on both the molds for the 126 film cartridges and the Super 8 cartridges. He also designed the mold ejector/release system for the 126 cartridges. I disliked Avedon’s (I think it was called) American West, where he went across the country w/an 8x10 and photographed average people. Basically, all the grunts did the work of setting up, lighting, posing, etc., while all Avedon did was trip the shutter. I know this because my mentor, Roger Mertin, (who was mentored by Minor White) conveyed this to me. Also, if memory serves me, didn’t Avedon use a Rolli for most of his work? I’ve been fortunate, I have met (and talked with) Larry Clarke, when his Teen Lust exhibition went up. Joel Meyerowitz, when Cape Light went up. One of my favorite photos, is by one of my favorite photographers, Lee Friedlander. Almost 4 decades ago, I did it as a living, mostly portfolios. Got bored and went and did something else. I’ve gotten back to it now. I got rid of the digital camera (I will get one again) and purchased a Hasselblad and a Wista 4x5. I have to say that the 4x5 format is probably my favorite. I did shoot w/an 8x10 Deardorff. I did it because my mentor used one, and I remember reading an article that when Pompeo Posar shot the gate folds for Playboy, he used a Deardorff also. It just got to be too heavy. The holders, 3 lenses, the camera. Just my thoughts, but I think Leibovitz, happened to be at the right place at the right time. I think Mapplethorpe, was heads and shoulders above her. I also think of Herb Ritz. At one point, I had a Revel Salon 2 speakers, Classé 600w mono blocks, Classé pre-amp, VPI Classic tt, (and the perimeter ring clamp as well as the ss record clamp) Lyra Kleos, the same Oppo, Cary Audio step-up, Rotel line conditioner. Had the Audio Desk record cleaner and the Furutech record demagnetizer, and static discharge unit, Onzow ZeroDust stylus cleaner. My record collection was divided by genre, then sub categories of genre (e.g. in classical; Baroque, impressionist, etc.) then alphabetical by artist, and then by timeline of artist’s works. My classical collection was primarily made up Living Presence, Living Stereo, Columbia 6 eye. I sold everything when I downsized and from my first trip to my friends in Italy. I liked a lot of your memorabilia. I thought the sneakers were kinda cool.
A whole lifetime of collectables. My life has been measured by what I have given away. Two marriages and 7 sons. A lot of sports memories with my boys. Of course my job was not glamorous in any way. I ran a laboratory at a big chemical factory.
You lived a great life my friend. Music looks to be a big part of your life. My records were my get away through out my life. Many concerts and later when I retired I created the Michigan Record Club. In fact, I have a record convention to do Saturday (with much help now due to my health). Thank you Mazzy for the wonderful tour. You are a good man. Bill
Beautiful setup Mazzy! Everything is so clean and I especially love all the artwork/ photos in your space. Thanks for sharing.
Incredibly stylish Mazzy and endless amounts of interesting stuff.
What a great tour and phenomenal space for a superb collection.
A wonderful half hour spent on a visit to your home Mazzy and I thank you for it...
Fabulous collection, so much brilliant Beatle items, and jazz. Very impressed!!
Wow! Fantastic collection and tour Mazzy.
The best VC tour I've seen to date! Keep on keeping on!
Hi Mazzy, I'm playing catch up on your videos. What an amazing room tour, the presentation is brilliant. I'm a big Beatles fan but your Beatles collection to die for. Thanks so much for sharing. Cheers...
Mazzy this is just flat out AMAZING!!!! Best music room/areas in the entire VC without question!!! You HAVE to have me over my friend!!!!! This is just wonderful!!! ....and thanks for working in "Godsmack" when you were talking about my video as they are my favorite band lol. Well Gobsmacked is close enough lol. Of course I did all the musical elements, but also the modern decor is beautiful my friend. Those prints in the kitchen really popped and that Bob S. Gold record given to you is priceless.
mrhoffame thank you Brandon you really inspired me to do a full in showing. I love Your setup and watched your tour several times. So great and intense.
If you ever make it out to Seattle you are so welcome 🎸🥁✌🏽
Wow that is one incredible music and book collection. Thanks for sharing!
So, so nice place, especially because it smells music all over. The records, the music related books, the dvds, the cds... and everything organized and displayed with mucho gusto. Cheers, Nelio.
Hi Mazzy, thanks for the cool room (s) tour. Amazing listening setup, vinyl, cd collections and decor! Cheers. / Matt
Very nice room tour. That was a impressive Beatles collection. I enjoyed the whole video and was really excited to see you show off that Dual CS 5000 turntable. I have that exact same one. Mine still looks and sounds as good as the day I took it out the box. Your the first one that I’ve seen in the VC have one.
Again, great video
I love how well you've integrated your gear and your records into the flow of the house!
Awesome house and music collection, Mazzy!!!!
Thanks Mazzy for the tour of your amazing home and collection.
Great tour mazzy love every thing i love those hand bills
Absolutely stunning, this would be my dream home!
Thnx mazzy for this roomtour, it inspires me to keep on collecting records, grtz from the netherlands
What a fantastic home and cool place to enjoy music, good music is whatever makes you happy no matter what that is.👌
My ears perked up when you mentioned the Dual CS 5000. I just bought new, no kidding, never used, the Dual CS 708q. It is new in the original box, and everything was wrapped. I am amazed that prices for Duals have not gone up as much as other classic turntables. But, man what a collection of vinyl. My prize is my signed Ramones. I waylaid them at Vinyl Fetish in L.A. in the 80s at the store on Melrose and got them all to sign the To Tough to Die album.
Thanks for the tour. And, I have subscribed.
What a great set up! Love your content as it never fails to put a smile on my face....Originally I am from Seattle so there is a bit of nostalgia for me seeing the places that you visit....Keep up the great work Mazzy, it is greatly appreciated!
Thank you Chris. I've only been in Seattle for five years and Im sure there are good and bad changes, not unlike with my hometown of San Francisco..
Wow! Wow!
Thanks for sharing. We have the same vox amp. Beautiful home and music kingdom.
Awesome music collection and set up!
Thanks for the great tour,all the best from germany
Great tour Love the collection and set up
All of this. Awesome. Just awesome.
nice man ..enjoyed listening to your presentation...thanks .great collection
Incredible tour! That Rotel is a beast of an amplifier, and the L100s are beautiful. One of my favorite things about living alone is that my 'music room' is my entire living space.You've designed the ultimate living space for a complete and total music nerd. From the records and books to the photography and carpeting(is that FLOR? My whole place is covered in FLOR!) it's perfect. Thanks for sharing!
Yes that's Flor® I jumped on their twice a year sales. But my throw pillows are not as symmetrical as yours. But of course I noticed......
Wow! Wow! Awesome! So much music and memorabilia, where to begin? Can I visit I would clean and organize while listening to your amazing collection. Thanks for sharing.
Incredible set-up...what's not to appreciate...or envy 😁👍
You've got a really fantastic collection and great set up. Thanks for the tour
Thank you!
Really pleased to hear that you're into the Gleason and lounge/cocktail music! Would be great to do a top ten lounge LP video at some point!!
Great tour, great collections.
Wow! Norman awesome room tour love you house his a musicquarium that vinyl room is a place I would setup shop all day that Beatles collection is very extensive and also other genres love it I watched this 4 times love that rotel rega and B&W setup you have impeccable taste I love when people listen to everything you have a great 👂for music thanks for sharing you home music tour awesome speechless OCD is always good .lovellandrew
lovell andrew thank you Lowell ✌🏽
This is more like music house tour .. Absolutely love ur place.
Wow how cool! Exactly how i would do set up my stuff if i did have all of those and the space for it all! How i enjoyed it! Thanks gor sharing it 🤘🤓
Simply Amazing!
Mazzy,just wanted to say "solid" on the tour. I dig the way you combine your loves-graphic design,photography,music among them-presenting a picture that says "no regrets". I'm a jealous music lover on the East Coast,and hope you can find the time to enjoy(some of)your collection. BTW, I have a "now spinning" stand on order from the SF design studio you mentioned. Thanks for the heads up. Ok,now dig out a copy of the Clarke-Boland Big Band (lp or cd) "Music For Films"(?) and dig "Saxology". Swingin!! Thanks again...
Thanks for the tour! It's a great use of space and you've really thought out the placement of everything even down to the chachkies. You don't need me to tell you that you have an amazing collection but you really do have an amazing collection! I really enjoyed this!
Something nice to show after 65 years ;-)
Awesome tour !
Great place is an understatement....blows me away, mazzy, I could live in this place easily....🍁
Nice set up Mazzy
Love your vids
Loved every minute of that tour, thanks so much. I was pleased to see you pull out that Enoch Light ‘Spaced Out’ album as I bought a copy only a few weeks ago.
separateglances1, I almost bought it a few months ago...but didn't. Dang! Apparently all the cool kids have it!
Kimba, well if not actually ‘cool’ I do feel a little cooler now I see that Mazzy has it too! Hopefully you’ll get a copy as it’s well worth seeking out.
I'm geeking out... 🤗 I like how you have a few records on hand to pick from. I'm transforming my office into my record room but I have a toddler who gets into everything so it's been tricky 😆 love the artwork on the wall!
Thank you Monie. My son is grown up but I remember those days.
Amazing stuff Mazzy, Nice home.
Impresionante! Y muchas felicidades!!!
Nice tour of the crib, I could live there pretty easily. Looks like you planned it out pretty well.
Great room and collection 🤘
your home is beautiful thanks for showing
Just Wow- Speechless!!
Beautiful layout. My pad is an abbreviated version. You have great taste in music and room design! Love the Grace Slick portrait. I noticed in your CD drawers you still have the original issue Beatles. I still have mine as well. Haven’t played them since 2009🤓. But over the summer I tossed a few in my truck for road listening. They don’t sound bad at all. Loved the tour. When can I come over? I’ll wear white gloves🤓. Cheers!
great tour Mazzy! Thumbs up! Trish
My god so many records...unbelievable! And impossible to listen to them all in a lifetime 😉. Nice home 🏠
Thank you for watching and I am spending my life listening ;-)
Loved the tour! The only Rotel I have is a can of tomatoes.
WoW mazzy ! Thats an impressive Beatles collection !!!!!
Really nice, great taste too.
Love it!!!!!!!!
Actually, mrhoffame room looks BETTER than any record store I have ever been into!
Mazzys and Mr. Hall of fame's mancaves are way beyond heaven !!!
Hi Mazzy, A to Z is what I like to , nice records collection
Nice system & room. 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵
The Skeleton Dance. I love that you have that.
I'm not OCD but that center channel not being in the center is hurting my brain.
Very cool room/s love the artwork
But remember, that is only used when you are sitting at the sofa watching movies so it is already off axis. It's for dialogue.
@@mazzysmusic Are those record shelves store bought or made to order?
Thank you
@@mazzysmusic I love my JBL L100's i also have a pair of 4310's precursors to the L100's
@@mazzysmusic Subbed to your channel.
Great content!
@@SDsailor7 The record shelves are a IKEA line called BONDE. Unfortunately they discontinued them about a decade ago. I like them more than the KALLAX line because they look more finished and have backs. Thanks for watching and commenting .
Great tour Mazzy.
Very cool home u have bro. Enjoyed it bro
Gorgeous Beatles collection
Beautiful place, dude ✨😳✨
Nice system, and it looks very familiar. (Hoffman forum?) The video conveys everything much better. Some VERY interesting album covers there. Love the pics and artwork. Impressive vinyl collection.
Yeah on the Hoffman Forums 🍸😎🎸
Incredible
Wow! Thanks.
A very nice "Room's" tour. My place is a mess and I've just got to the age where I say screw it. When I die the kids can just throw it all away. Lol.
Richard Riley Noooooo!!!!!! They could sell it on eBay! My kids know better than to throw out all my Beatles stuff. 😂
I really enjoy and learn a lot from your vids. You have turned me on to some great jazz that I never listened to before. Real fan of the Tone Poet’s. I just was made redundant due to the virus so I decided to Take early retirement (almost 60). I have always dabbled in photography and would like to send you one you may like. I found a old community center ln rural Arkansas. There was a old upright piano in it on a stage. I borrowed a bunch of instruments from a antique shop and set up a a stage. I call it Break Time. I will send you a thumbnail if you would like. I just want to send you something for thanking you for your video’s. Mark
My son had the original b&w Beatles/Richard Avedon photo from Look magazine framed for me several years ago for my birthday. I have it hanging over my bed. Also have a Beatles room that has spilled over into my exercise room (spare bedroom)
Im soooooo jelous......damn what a set up....you sir have wonderful taste....soo well organized.....you are a pro goodman.....rick.
Hey thank you. Welcome. Nice to hear this 🌟
And welcome back too you Norman....thanks for the responce....enjoy your great music setup.....Simply Fantastic....thanks....rick....from Quebec City Canada.
Too sad . I am sorry for your loss.
Wow! That was some tour. Even more incredible than I thought it was going to be. That Rega turntable looks awesome, along with those speakers (B&O? was that it?) The highlight for me is probably the photo with Ringo...
Randall Weaver B&W speakers : Bowers & Wilkins 702s2. Thank you Randall 🎸🥁
Whoa there Norman this is great but my question is; how do you get any work done with all these distractions? Thanks for sharing
Surrealistic Pillow is by far my favorite album from Jefferson Airplane
Mas... Just read a list of new Blue Note analog releases starting in January... Looks good...
Mazzy your talents are many
love the laundromat sign 😆
There was so many things I could comment "wow, that was cool" or "I'd like to have that also".
So I just say this, "You have nice looking home".
mr. Finglish (Bäd English Recs)
very nice. well done my friend
Hi Mazzy, great to finally see the music rooms. Nice thing of working at home you can play a lot of music. Tell me about the Analog Africa series. What label is putting it out? Can you find them in the stores or do you have to order it? I would really love to delve into that series. Thanks for taking me around.
Vinyl Community- Steve Carlson Analogue African is a German label. They have a website. I think they also sell through Bandcamp. I occasionally see some of their titles in stores but they seem to be limited runs. Beautiful packaging
cool tour, where' the Davies Brothers art on the walls? Mazzy You need to go shopping lol , beautiful home you have, not too bad for a frisco kid..
Wow, this is great...you can tell you really put a lot of thought into every part of styling your home. I was wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing where you purchased the record crate/holders that you show here - the ones holding your bachelor pad records for example. I really like the minimalism of those. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Thank you for watching. These are the flip bins: www.lpbin.com/binemetalpackagedeal.html
Norman Maslov thanks a bunch
Curious... what is the name of those record shelves? I love them, their so kool looking!
Seattle is a nice place to live!
Thanks Mazzy. It seems like there is enough stuff that you could film this again, and we would still be seeing different things. - Chris
Wait...i have the Beatles figures also..from Japan i believe
Great house and collection. Great Hifi too. Me being an audiophile love your rega and b&w. But. A better stereo amp would improve sound a lot. Great videos cheers.
This is 😍😍😍😍
MAZY!!
Manimal here checkin yo stuff
My father designed and worked on both the molds for the 126 film cartridges and the Super 8 cartridges. He also designed the mold ejector/release system for the 126 cartridges.
I disliked Avedon’s (I think it was called) American West, where he went across the country w/an 8x10 and photographed average people. Basically, all the grunts did the work of setting up, lighting, posing, etc., while all Avedon did was trip the shutter. I know this because my mentor, Roger Mertin, (who was mentored by Minor White) conveyed this to me. Also, if memory serves me, didn’t Avedon use a Rolli for most of his work?
I’ve been fortunate, I have met (and talked with) Larry Clarke, when his Teen Lust exhibition went up. Joel Meyerowitz, when Cape Light went up. One of my favorite photos, is by one of my favorite photographers, Lee Friedlander. Almost 4 decades ago, I did it as a living, mostly portfolios. Got bored and went and did something else. I’ve gotten back to it now. I got rid of the digital camera (I will get one again) and purchased a Hasselblad and a Wista 4x5. I have to say that the 4x5 format is probably my favorite. I did shoot w/an 8x10 Deardorff. I did it because my mentor used one, and I remember reading an article that when Pompeo Posar shot the gate folds for Playboy, he used a Deardorff also. It just got to be too heavy. The holders, 3 lenses, the camera.
Just my thoughts, but I think Leibovitz, happened to be at the right place at the right time. I think Mapplethorpe, was heads and shoulders above her. I also think of Herb Ritz.
At one point, I had a Revel Salon 2 speakers, Classé 600w mono blocks, Classé pre-amp, VPI Classic tt, (and the perimeter ring clamp as well as the ss record clamp) Lyra Kleos, the same Oppo, Cary Audio step-up, Rotel line conditioner. Had the Audio Desk record cleaner and the Furutech record demagnetizer, and static discharge unit, Onzow ZeroDust stylus cleaner.
My record collection was divided by genre, then sub categories of genre (e.g. in classical; Baroque, impressionist, etc.) then alphabetical by artist, and then by timeline of artist’s works. My classical collection was primarily made up Living Presence, Living Stereo, Columbia 6 eye.
I sold everything when I downsized and from my first trip to my friends in Italy.
I liked a lot of your memorabilia. I thought the sneakers were kinda cool.
Impressive...
plasma for ever !
Nice Place !!!!!
Please tell me you have a rider on your homeowners insurance for all this stuff! Very impressive collection!
I see you have the Ye-Ye Girls book. I'm a huge fan of Ye-Ye.