Sad vinyl fetishist query: Scenes in movies featuring/revolving around vinyl records?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM89diBydOo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvlCZ2PTN3M

Good stuff in Last Night In SoHo with main character Eloise's Dansette and suitcase of vintage '60s Brit wax, plus landlady Diana Rigg getting her own collection out later on.

Shame then about all of it going up in flames.

I'm sure it was stunt vinyl

Or perhaps it's all CGI.

It's just in the reality of the film, it's sad to see such a sweet set of LPs bite the dust in such a manner (even though you only actually see a Dusty Springfield and the Dansette burning onscreen).

Dusty would have been 83 today

My local PBS affiliate has started showing Inspector Morse again. The first ep involves the possible murder of a woman who used to work at a audiophile turntable company. Morse naturally owns one of the company's decks, and at one point attends a lecture on HI-FI given by her ex-boss, one of the suspects.

lots of records seen/heard being played in fassbinder's work, but delighted to spot this prominently displayed next to the turntable in the penultimate episode of eight hours don't make a day.

Two bits in Tar: The collection of Mahler vinyl on the floor in the opening montage, and a later scene where Lydia and her assistant Francesca talk about getting Deutsche Grammophon to reconsider not giving her upcoming box set a vinyl release.

this is one of the best thread titles. lol

Another Round: The dudes getting blasted to "Cissy Strut" and pumping up the bass.

Harry Busch’s high end hifi and jazz record collection are a big part of the backdrop of his home life in the series. The character uses the song “Patricia” by LA jazz musician Art Pepper as something to connect to his daughter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHiCZT5jnb4

Starts at 0:49.

Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy sample some records in Before Sunrise

― The Good Dr. Bill (The Good Dr. Bill), Sunday, June 12, 2005 10:18 PM (eighteen years ago) bookmarkflaglink

i unknowingly went into this record store a year ago not knowing it was from the movie - a couple started kissing in there and everyone in the store started clapping.

I don't mean to go on about this, but with a little trimming, that "Cissy Strut" clip would make a great liquor commercial. Maybe that was the intention, as that's the scene right before things start heading south for the characters.