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today i learned the terrible news that our local record store, Let It Be will be closing in a couple of months. i am so sad to hear this :cry:
has anyone else seen their favorite local shop go out of business in the past couple of years? from what i have heard this is becoming a trend as downloading mp3's and such is gaining strength and popularity over the high costs of pressing vinyl...
i guess i will have to get used to waiting a week for my records after ordering them online. oh well! i can always count on planet x
8 Ball music shop in NYC. I remember I found an old track from sasha's ibiza gu there, I loved the shop since that day, fucking pisses me off that they closed.
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Ever since the record store closest to me closed down over a year ago, I just shop online for mine. They closed mainly cause the new owner ran it really bad. Still it sucked cause I used to go there after I get my nails done and it was nice to be able to listen and buy music right there.
Currently the nearest record store is an hour away and I don't want to deal with the traffic or parking over in SF or Berkeley. Plus I get physically ill from driving in heavy Bay Area traffic (NO JOKE). Actually it's cheaper for me to order records online than it does for me to drive to a record store over there. I gotta factor in not only gas but toll (3-5 bucks) and parking as well. All that alone would run me around 20 bucks at least..
indeed..my area one closed down some years back...just couldn't afford to run it anymore :?
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"Nowadays everyone is a fucking DJ." - Jack Dangers
What record did you loose your virginity to?
"I don't like having sex with music on- I find it distracting. And if it's a mix cd- forget it. I'm stopping to check the beat mixing in between tracks." - Tom Stephan
We briefly had an independant store, i bought out half their stock in the closing down sale. I guess they just can't compete with the intarweb these days.
"Nowadays everyone is a fucking DJ." - Jack Dangers
What record did you loose your virginity to?
"I don't like having sex with music on- I find it distracting. And if it's a mix cd- forget it. I'm stopping to check the beat mixing in between tracks." - Tom Stephan
a staple of Tampa closed down just after WMC '04. Neptune Records went out of business and now I do 90% of my shopping online. That is most likely what closed them down is the online record shops. There is a shop not too far from me, and they are finally getting some decent records, it used to be all Tampa breaks and crap.
I should have known something was up with Neptune when just before WMC they had a big sale. I asked them if they were going out of business and the owner said no, just having a sale for people heading to South Beach.
Actually where I live over the last yr I have seen many good record stores close. Which sucks. The main reason I heard is b/c of best buy,media play and the internet. Yeah best buy and media play don't sell vinyl but it must of affected them some how. It sucks.
i saw 3 record stores close down here in vegas in a matter of 2 years :cry: .. i used to love going to intelligence records on thursday (new realease date) and shooting the shit with fellow djs for a few hours
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