Behind The Counter UK 2021: Bear Tree Records, Sheffield (Episode 9 of 12)

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This week’s episode features Bear Tree Records in Sheffield. “We just wanted it to feel like a space people could come in and enjoy and it not be dark and dingy and dusty and messy. We care about everything to do with the shop in terms of you know down to the labels, the way the genres are split out, sound quality in the shop, the way we keep it tight really helps in terms of, you’re not sifting through loads of stuff that nobody really wants.” Joe Blanchard
Behind The Counter is a 12 part video series that tells the stories behind the wonderful world of independent record shops.
Presented by Classic Album Sundays and Record Store Day UK in partnership with Bowers & Wilkins.
A new episode will drop every Tuesday in the run up to #RSD21 which will share the unique stories from around the UK. Get to know your local shops!
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11 сен 2024

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@deaneverest 3 года назад

I've only visited his old shop in Orchard Square in Sheffield, so yet to enjoy the bigger space, but you can still see Joe has retained the feel of that smaller space he used to have, and his attention to detail and customer experience. I thought his place was always well curated, as he says not full of "duff" records, so look forward to digging through here in the next couple of weeks.

@user-vn2xn1vt1z Год назад

Only been once, as I approached the shop the lights were on the doors were fully open and I could see at least a couple of people inside, however upon entering I was barked at saying they weren't open yet and would have to come back later. Needless to say I didn't go back, there are ways to talk to people and that wasn't it. Shame really as I live in Sheffield and have a collection in excess of 400 records and enjoy spending time thumbing through records in shops.