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How do I build a vinyl collection without support from my parents? ?
I absolutely love vinyl records. I've loved any and all things vintage for as long as I can remember and with the recent resurgence of vinyl now is the perfect time to begin collecting. That said, I know my parents don't support me and my love of collecting vintage-esque things. How do I build my collection? I look to collect anything from 20-30s artists like Ruth Etting to modern day punk rock like Falling In Reverse.
They don't like me owning things like this, so I have to collect not only with no help but with them being mad at me for it.
5 Answers
- 4 weeks ago
Are you a child? If not then why does it matter what your parents do? If you’re a child then wait till you’re of legal age to move out and do what you want
- ?Lv 41 month ago
Yeah, vinyl records are the best type of record - far better sound quality and far less fragile than shellac.
I disagree about this being a good time to start collecting records though - that would have been years ago when, apart from collectable rarities, you couldn't even give them away.
If your parents aren't willing to help you collect records (and I don't blame them) then you obviously have to finance it yourself and find somewhere to keep your collection. This might be a problem as, I presume, it's their house and they'll not want a lot of space taken up with something they don't approve of anyway.
You don't say why they disapprove of your collecting “vintage-esque things” or what has happened previously regarding this so it's impossible to suggest how to could get them “on-side”.
- CharlesLv 61 month ago
How old are you? Do you have a job? I can't imagine why they would be against vinyl unless they are paying for it or it takes too much room.
- Michael ELv 71 month ago
How? Get a job and spend a portion of your pay on vinyl and the associated turntables and amps.
- Anonymous1 month ago
Unless you need financial support from your parents, that question makes no sense.