Was at a record fair in Dublin over the weekend, and was frankly amazed at the number of people (boys & girls) under 25 carting around freshly purchased vintage vinyl. A random spotted sample - Joy Division - 'Closer' (fair enough the film is out), The Police - 'Synchronicity' (off the back of the tour?), Bowie - 'Young Americans' (well, everyone should own it) and Rod - 'Every Picture Tells A Story' (ditto). And lots of Led Zeppelin II and III, which I suppose shows the Mothership campaign is working. While part of me is entirely heartened to see good music prevailing in these fashion 'n' fad-centric days, another part of me wanted to go up and say "you know these'll be up in loft in five years time when you need that room for a nursery?" When these albums get sold on again, which they almost certainly will, should I expect to see 'Regatta De Blanc' being handled like holy scriptures in 2018?