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Paul's Records solidifies Andrew Guthrie's status as the most perceptive, and astute, observer of the lingering appeal of recording and cassette culture in post-colonial Hong Kong. His book combines a quirky sensibility with impeccable musical taste, and can be read as both a historical account and a lyrical paean to a distinctive mode of listening. Paul's Records is augmented by an eloquent coterie of photographs whose layout is as significant as their content.--Giorgio Biancorosso, Associate Professor, Department of Music, The University of Hong Kong

""Paul's Records solidifies Andrew Guthrie's status as the most perceptive, and astute, observer of the lingering appeal of recording and cassette culture in post-colonial Hong Kong. His book combines a quirky sensibility with impeccable musical taste, and can be read as both a historical account and a lyrical paean to a distinctive mode of listening. Paul's Records is augmented by an eloquent coterie of photographs whose layout is as significant as their content."" -- Giorgio Biancorosso, Associate Professor, Department of Music, University of Hong Kong ""Paul is a loyal vinyl collector and I admire his dedication. His collection of vinyl LPs is beyond words. He's like a vinyl madman who hasn't even had the time to listen to them all."" -- Uncle Ray Cordeiro MBE, RTHK Radio 3

Paul's Records solidifies Andrew Guthrie's status as the most perceptive, and astute, observer of the lingering appeal of recording and cassette culture in post-colonial Hong Kong. His book combines a quirky sensibility with impeccable musical taste, and can be read as both a historical account and a lyrical paean to a distinctive mode of listening. Paul's Records is augmented by an eloquent coterie of photographs whose layout is as significant as their content. -- Giorgio Biancorosso, Associate Professor, Department of Music, University of Hong Kong Paul is a loyal vinyl collector and I admire his dedication. His collection of vinyl LPs is beyond words. He's like a vinyl madman who hasn't even had the time to listen to them all. -- Uncle Ray Cordeiro MBE, RTHK Radio 3

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Andrew S Guthrie was born in New York City, lived for most of his life in Boston, Massachusetts, and moved to Hong Kong in 2005. While in the States he exhibited at the Boston Institute for Contemporary Art in 1996 and was awarded a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship in Photography in 2003. His cultural history/artist edition of the 1960s by way of ten 45rpm singles, titled Broken Records: 19601969, is in the collection of the Brooklyn Museum of Art in New York City.

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