If you are looking for a place to buy discs in Auckland there is a small vintage paradise located on the main avenue of the New Zealand city.
Across the entrance, you are greeted with a huge Maori guard with a scowl, surrounded by a lot of posters with information on the cultural scene of the city. When you go through the small anteroom, reflecting light yellow neon, red, green and blue to highlight the name of the store a huge sign appears, with crescent and bruised by the passage of time, but dignified and dazzling: Real Groovy Records where eighties never left.
With winds of Championship Vinyl, the atmosphere is similar to that of the fictional record store in High Fidelity, Nick Hornby novel, but with a difference: Real Groovy is much larger, and is open to it, but moviegoers. Chris Hart, the owner, does not look anything like the two Hollywood stars who starred in the film version, John Cusack and Jack Black, except his passion for music.
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