over, gone, never coming back. Like you, I miss them. I would skip lunch and go there to buy vinyl. It is their fault I own six thousand records. I re-lived that experience, somewhat, when I lived in Princeton and went to the record exchange. That place will make the last stand.
man do I miss Tower records and
Man Do I miss Tower records and most of all their Annex. I would have dinner and after take a walk to their annex where there were thousands of Lps and Cd cutouts, and just so much more for the eyes and ears. I would stay there for hours until closing around 11pm finding so much, and now it's just an empty store. Anyone in NYC know of a place that is open much later then usual or should I just realize that does days are now over.
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It's happening all over. A local vinyl store called Missing Link is closing in Indianapolis. The owner has some comments relevant to Agon members in the linked article. |
Hello Guys,I'm a ex store owner who now just sells on line,as much as you miss the records stores us owner who have been priced out because of big business or super high rents ,miss people like your selfs.selling records on line just does not make it.the rent out here in CA is about 4000 dollars a month for about 800 sq feet.maybe I could pay the rent But what about eating.well take care and keep buying vinyl. JAMS MUSIC |
Record stores do not seem to be the only ones affected. BMG Music Service/Columbia House is not accepting new members as of 12/23/08, and the whole outfit seems to have been sold by Bertelsman. I would personally interpret these actions as at least a major reorganization of mail order for this group, and at worst a move toward total collapse. |
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