Stake attention in this memory
The image captures a close-up of a collection of vinyl records in an indoor setting, likely a shop or market stall in Vladivostok, Russia. The central focus is a black vinyl record, still enclosed in a clear plastic protective sleeve. Its prominent red label identifies it as a "МЕЛОДИЯ" (Melodiya) release, produced by the "ЛЕНИНГРАДСКИЙ ЗАВОД" (Leningrad Plant) under the "МИНИСТЕРСТВО КУЛЬТУРЫ СССР" (Ministry of Culture of the USSR). The label indicates it's a "СТЕРЕО 33" record, conforming to "ГОСТ 5289-80," with a catalog number "C60-14204." Partial song titles and artist names visible include "Группа Стаса Измина" (Stas Izmin Group), "Богатырская сила" (Heroic Strength), "Посвящение «Битаз»" (Dedication to "Bitaz," likely The Beatles), "Утро-вечер" (Morning-evening), and "Музыкант" (Musician). Another catalog number, "СТЕРЕО С60 26705 000," is also visible. To the left, taped onto a grey object (possibly another record sleeve or book with "Ю. Муравин" printed on its spine), is a handwritten sign in Cyrillillic. It reads "Пластинки" (Records) and specifies a starting price of "От 1000Р" (From 1000 Rubles). Below this, a stark warning is written: "Просьба не тырить!!!" (Please don't steal!!!), followed by "<Камеры" (Cameras), indicating surveillance. To the right of the central record, a large stack of numerous other vinyl records, housed in various sleeves, is visible, suggesting a substantial inventory or personal collection. The overall scene conveys a commercial or semi-commercial environment for selling records.
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