Which Soulstrutter is this?
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Um no it's not...
that's shot in my boy Dan's store Gimme Gimme and he's behind the camera being himself, and that dude playing the d-bag "digger" is this kid Rustin. Sorry to disappoint but Rustin is not a record collector, he's a comedy improv guy but he did really well with the lines Dan fed him impersonating a record-foul fool. He picked it up right away. He's kind of nuts actually, he's involved in all kinds of eating contest leagues in real life. He also dressed up as a hot dog last year at the Coney Island Nathans hot dog contest and ran around wildin. Total spaz!
Im with your mom on this one....9.79 out of 10 times around here if see a really shitty driver, i.e. cutting folks off, thinks the lanes are merely "suggested" driving areas, drivin 15 miles under the speed limit, no blinkers etc they have Mississippi or Arkansas plates...if you are from these states you are a shitty driver. No exceptions, its true.
sorry dude but I'm pretty sure thats teh alchemist. he makes his beats out of records in case you were not aware.
Um no it's not...
that's shot in my boy Dan's store Gimme Gimme and he's behind the camera being himself, and that dude playing the d-bag "digger" is this kid Rustin. Sorry to disappoint but Rustin is not a record collector, he's a comedy improv guy but he did really well with the lines Dan fed him impersonating a record-foul fool. He picked it up right away. He's kind of nuts actually, he's involved in all kinds of eating contest leagues in real life. He also dressed up as a hot dog last year at the Coney Island Nathans hot dog contest and ran around wildin. Total spaz!
this should have ended the mystery but please carry on with your fantasy scenarios about dude, it's far more entertaining!
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I like the part where he is like "put this one right now....oh no, wait see this isn't going to work because...see that right there."
I get about as many people coming in to tell me about the records they have as to buy new ones these days.
Set up a tripod and video camera and film these fools.I get about as many people coming in to tell me about the records they have as to buy new ones these days.
Indeed so true and you would know, hi johnny!
100%
i used to work the wfmu weekend every year for him at the store while he was at the show, just for fun. these dudes are real, they are always trying to test you too in hilarious ways like "have you ever heard of herbie hancock?"...."how do you feel about YES vs. Rush?"
are you kidding me, what is this Behind The Music? gtfo
many real-life caricatures of customers that you'd never think truly exist. one russian dude with a guitar strapped to his back came in and was like "do you like Bob Marley?". For real. "Are you familiar with his music?" ... "it's really good."....."i love redemption song".
I just quietly take the kindness route since it's not my shop and I recommend Catch a Fire and go back to my business.
Um no it's not...
that's shot in my boy Dan's store Gimme Gimme and he's behind the camera being himself, and that dude playing the d-bag "digger" is this kid Rustin.
Gimme Gimme is one of the stores I went to when I was in NY. I was 15 at the time, and had just about EXACTLY the same style as that kid. I was carrying loads of records, and that shop was like heaven. I had a really weird feeling watching that vid the first time around, then paid closer attention. Pretty spot on.
Bear in mind that I'm Norwegian and would not dare burden the shopkeeper with all that talk. Please tell him it was a young diggers dream to be there (I found loads of stuff there that would NEVER surface in Scandinavia).
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If it weren't for these guys I wouldn't be able to sell beat Kudus for $25 locally, though, so I'm not too mad.
some kudus are ok ... $ 25 is damn high tho'
"woah look cool vinyl man, cool, man I have a lot of old vinyl like beatles and stuff I should bring them in to show you and it would be cool to chop it up about this old music man ive got some good stuff. would be pretty cool to shoot the shit about the old records i got. i'll have to bring them in"I get about as many people coming in to tell me about the records they have as to buy new ones these days.
