We have left him, in September 2019, with his friend Jean-Pierre Milhau. When the charcoal-colored duo of galettes, listening to themselves, comfortably stop at the precise speed of thirty-three revolutions per minute, crossing the streets of the territory at the wheel of their mobile shop (Vinyl Truck), flanked on 5.28 m2 Dear Renault relay.

“This project goes beyond the simple record store side”

Over the past few days, Rémi Saboul has recorded another LP with the opening of Ground Zero, a niche dedicated to cakes (always) but, this time, placed under the auspices of the Sainte-Anne tower. There, at fifty eight well-furnished square meters on the eponymous street number six.

But why do it actually? “I want to open a shop. Then, when you travel, the first question people ask is: ‘Do you have a shop?'”. Then ? “And then Frank (Pompidor’s new partner, Editor’s Note, read below), want to open another. but Vinyl Trucks will continue to exist! This project goes beyond the “simple record storage” aspect. Because we added a hi-fi side with the Pro-Ject brand. We are the only shop in France, almost in Europe, to offer this one. And then here, we’re seduced by the “village” side of the neighborhood.

In the trash is choosing independent rock titles, currents alternative but also more generalist. “The idea is to complement the existing record stores with showcase (mini-promotional concert, editor’s note) and the artist’s signature, Frank summarizes. Short, “an old-fashioned record store, just the way we like it!”, added Remi. To be sure, this single lazarette with pancakes is very similar!