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This image depicts the interior of Free Bird Music Shop, located at Preradovićeva ul. 1, 10000, in the City of Zagreb, Croatia.

The scene is a well-lit record store, viewed from a low angle looking towards the back. The ceiling is dark gray with numerous square LED panel lights and several ornate, multi-arm crystal chandeliers suspended from gold-colored chains. A lighter gray, curved soffit or bulkhead element defines a section of the ceiling. The walls are predominantly white, featuring sections painted in a vibrant teal/mint green, notably on a large, central structural column and adjacent wall segments. Numerous framed black-and-white photographs of musicians are mounted on the white wall sections, including a prominent image of a seated figure (likely Johnny Cash) above the teal column.

In the foreground, multiple dark-colored display bins hold numerous vinyl records or large-format albums, encased in transparent plastic sleeves and arranged vertically. Visible album titles include "PEARL JAM," "IGGY POP," "PULP CLASS," and "Rolling Blackouts C.F." One album displays an "11€" price sticker. Some bins have category labels such as "HIP-HOP" and "ELEKTRONIK." Behind these bins, tiered black shelving units are filled with compact discs (CDs), displayed both face-out and spine-out.

In the mid-ground, against the teal and white walls, extensive wall-mounted shelving units display hundreds of CDs, predominantly arranged spine-out in a grid pattern. One male individual, seen from behind, wearing a dark blue or black jacket, stands in the back left corner, facing these wall-mounted CD shelves and appearing to browse the selection. To the right, more black shelving units contain a mix of books and CDs. The overall environment is organized and designed to showcase a large collection of music media.
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Mar 5, 2026, 9:28 AM

City of Zagreb, Croatia

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This image depicts the interior of Free Bird Music Shop, located at Preradovićeva ul. 1, 10000, in the City of Zagreb, Croatia. The scene is a well-lit record store, viewed from a low angle looking towards the back. The ceiling is dark gray with numerous square LED panel lights and several ornate, multi-arm crystal chandeliers suspended from gold-colored chains. A lighter gray, curved soffit or bulkhead element defines a section of the ceiling. The walls are predominantly white, featuring sections painted in a vibrant teal/mint green, notably on a large, central structural column and adjacent wall segments. Numerous framed black-and-white photographs of musicians are mounted on the white wall sections, including a prominent image of a seated figure (likely Johnny Cash) above the teal column. In the foreground, multiple dark-colored display bins hold numerous vinyl records or large-format albums, encased in transparent plastic sleeves and arranged vertically. Visible album titles include "PEARL JAM," "IGGY POP," "PULP CLASS," and "Rolling Blackouts C.F." One album displays an "11€" price sticker. Some bins have category labels such as "HIP-HOP" and "ELEKTRONIK." Behind these bins, tiered black shelving units are filled with compact discs (CDs), displayed both face-out and spine-out. In the mid-ground, against the teal and white walls, extensive wall-mounted shelving units display hundreds of CDs, predominantly arranged spine-out in a grid pattern. One male individual, seen from behind, wearing a dark blue or black jacket, stands in the back left corner, facing these wall-mounted CD shelves and appearing to browse the selection. To the right, more black shelving units contain a mix of books and CDs. The overall environment is organized and designed to showcase a large collection of music media.

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