and I know you other brothers can't deny.
quick blog post here. I'm on a vinyl kick and running through my collections. It's not a ~huge~ selection, but let's say is isn't a tiny bit either. I have a couple of hundred records - lp and 7".
My comment today is - there isn't really any great vinyl selection here in my town. It used to be stinkweeks and eastside records, but not anymore. (heh - I still have my Tower Records badge with my name filled out as "bubbles". All I now have to chose from is the locally owned record store which only carries one aisle of new records and only 2 tiny bins for their 7"s.
I know i can buy anything off the internet, but half the fun was going on my weekly mission to the record store and slowly flip through each record. On more than a few outtings I would buy a record that just looked good. Or maybe came from a label I was familiar with the types of bands they signed.
It makes me sad. Does anyone else out there shop for vinyl? Any recomendations on searching in the absence of a good record store? Or am I denstined to make trips to the big cities for a ~real~ record store?
1 comment:
hey friend; the internet has become my best friend for vinyl, but i mostly use it to scour for the old titles i missed out on or those that were otherwise abused. sadly, not so much new has caught my attention with the exception of bob log III and the holy mountain. for you, i'd say check out the holy mountain and love life. they WERE out of florida and their stuff is kinda hard to find.
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