Synopsis

In 1969, a small collective in a bourgeois townhouse outside Aalborg took the lead when it came to psychedelic tones. With the former journalist Jørgen Bornefelt and the jazz musician Carsten Meinert, the small collective became a record label, which released nothing less than Gasolin’s first single. With equal parts interest in various music, Spectator Records was possibly the most versatile record label in Danish music history.

Directors

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  • Marcus Egg Schwartz Nielsen, Peter Egg Schwartz Nielsen, Jesper Bro, Christopher Jon Andersen
  • Marcus, who has worked for various record labels, has a special interest in Danish music history, while Peter is a journalist and documentary director. Vinyl collector Jesper Bro specializes in collecting rare Danish LPs from the late 60s to early 70s, and Christopher Jon Andersen has worked as an editor at several film studios. This work is their first documentary project.