http://www.recordstoreday.com/Home

It's coming up and there are a lot of cool releases planned.

Check out the list: http://www.recordstoreday.com/Page/836

This was an expensive day for me last year. I'm a little worried.

Bueller?

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IAintTheOne said:

Awesome. You'll be in Chicago that day!

MrSoulpower said:

yuuuuup

IAintTheOne said:

I'm actually going to make an effort on this one.

Going to "Music Millenium" here in Portland. Not sure what I'll cop, but it's gonna be vinyl.

High-signs to all the crate diggahs!

A moment of silence for the closing of the Dr. Wax records in Chi-Town; they closed their doors Feb 27, 2010.

TD3 said:

TD3 said:

Dr. Wax was kinda "meh" when I went in there 5 years ago

Record Store Day? I may finally check out Amoeba Records in San Francisco See what I can find.

SoulAlive said:

i'll be spending alot of the day at Dusty groove

IAintTheOne said:

That's where I really want to go! I always order from them online.Would love to check out their store in Chicago.

Thanks for posting. I haven't been to a record store in months, looks like I have a reason to return.

This were I'll be,

I've never been to one. I'm kind of disappointed that the Pet Shop Boys will be releasing an exclusive single ONLY in the UK. I don't see anything on the US list that I'm interested in but in general I haven't been to a Record Store in a while so I should just pay a visit. I need to sell a lot of stuff but maybe I'll come on another day to do that.

I'm kind of lucky because there are at least 3 record stores within a short distance from me that I like and trust (although to be honest, I'm not 100% sure that Car City is still in business since when I checked if they were participating in Record Store Day, they weren't listed....they just might not be listed, though).
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SoulAlive said:

I'm taking pictures

IAintTheOne said:

this is where I'll be

IAintTheOne said:

Dusty Groove has great stock and great prices. But unfortunately, when it comes to old Funk, Soul or Jazz, they only sell re-issues ... for a collector of original releases, Dusty Groove is rather useless ...

MrSoulpower said:

"Everyone's got thier owwwwwn thiiiiing"

I'll be in line at Amoeba on Sunset hella early to get my wristband for the Smashing Pumpkins performance at Space 15twenty later that day!

MrSoulpower said:

Hey, just wanted to respond to this. I'm one of the used buyers at Dusty Groove, and we actually sell more used records than we do reissues -- a huge amount of rare funk, soul, and jazz -- not just reissues. In fact, when we started, we only sold used vinyl -- and even now, we probably add about one to two thousand pieces of rare vinyl to our racks every week.

SoulAlive said:

I'll be hitting the Berkeley location first thing, then down the block to Rasputin, then wrap up the day at 1-2-3-4 Go!! just to make sure everybody gets some love.

I'm afraid to go

errant said:

Based on last year's damage, that's a healthy response.

Stax said:

I did quite a bit of damage last year too

errant said:

I just tell myself that it's an investment and try to forget that my collection will be worthless when the revolution happens.

Stax said:

mp3 in yo neck

SoulAlive said:

Where ya'll been? I was there last weekend and found hella good stuff! You can trade your old up for new, too!

poetcorner61 said:

are you in the Bay Area?