I ended up buying about fifteen CDs at bonjour records in Daikanyama.

It seemed like they had just received their new arrivals, and the sheer variety of new releases had me feeling like a tourist overwhelmed in Tsukiji Market, my eyes darting everywhere.

A while back, introduced by HoweB,

I also bought this DAZED & CONFUSED JEFFERSON HACK for colette.

And then there were the swing records I love, and Hattori-kun's favorite KITSUNE covers caught my eye.
I really wanted to listen to washed out and carlos aguirre grupo,
and the continuing colette-esque secret island series too.
Oh, and DJ MAAR, whose work I've been wanting, and who's participating in the iphonegrapher gallery.

I got completely absorbed. Well, it was all for Φ's celebration.
And of course, preparations for PIRATE RADIO.

On the other hand, for someone like me who works on making T-shirts every day and only has weekends off,
I couldn't pass up this cool Richardson T-shirt and bought it on impulse.

Will the number of fashion items continue to grow, leading towards what's known as a select shop?
Since my main business is in apparel manufacturing, the CD selection too
is a kind of fashion item.

As someone with a sensitive disposition, the existence of such CD shops is a welcome thing.

In other words, if it's a select shop at the cutting edge of the times,
then dealing in music is meaningless without this level of taste.

In the future, when these select shop managers, like the proprietors of cool used bookstores,
begin to exude a certain gravitas and presence, perhaps then we can say that a sophisticated music culture has truly taken root in Tokyo.

Today, I tried iphone Graphing the entire process of making T-shirts.

And speaking of which, isn't 88 an auspicious number?







← Diary-T 86~92