Thurston Moore has a brand new solo album called By the Fire. Now, it's already out on vinyl.

It's available now on streaming services. I've been enjoying it and I would highly recommend checking it out.

By the Fire is available now on Apple streaming, on Spotify. It's just a few clicks away on your phone.

It's probably on vinyl at your local record shop,

and it's definitely available at Thurstonmore.com.

Now today, Thurston joins us to talk about By the Fire, but he also shares a heap about his

vinyl record collecting hobby, his collection, some of the records he's particularly proud

to own, his approach for music collecting, some of the records he's particularly proud to own, his approach for music

collecting, some stories of scores he's made in years past, picking up vinyl while touring with

Sonic Youth, collecting his own works, how he files his records at home and heaps more. If you're a

record collector, this is going to be a fascinating conversation with one of the most

influential musicians alive and a man who loves music on vinyl, maybe even more than me.

And just so you know, we have an extended version of this interview with Thurston available

only to our Patreon supporters at patreon.com slash vinyl guide.

If you're a patron of the show already, go there now and check it out.

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Just go to patreon.com slash vinyl guide.

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