Bill Guardino has accumulated over 250,000 pieces of music memorabilia, including Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Beatles, Grateful Dead, Doors, pieces.
Bill Guardino of Gilroy with his vast collection of music memorabilia at his home on Friday, March 29, 2024. Bill Guardino stands amid the nearly unfathomably large collection of music memorabilia that overwhelms the house he shares with his wife Janet and his dog Zappa in Gilroy
From there, Guardino continues to provide commentary as we soak up such treasures as a signed Doors picture and a copy of Pink Floyd’s “A Saucerful of Secrets” album that is signed by all four original band members — including the late Syd Barrett . Actually — doing the quick math — it’s far less. I’ll only see a few hundred pieces during this tour. Yet, Guardino estimates he has 250,000 items, constituting what he believes to be the largest collection of music memorabilia in Northern California.
Yet, the Guardinos would need dozens of other houses in order to have the wall space necessary to display all the worthwhile memorabilia in this collection. Most of the treasures are just stocked up in piles, awaiting for their chance to impress.
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