Turn off your computer and go buy some vinyl bitches.
Well, not now, it’s 1:15 in the morning, but you know what I mean.
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Saturday, traditionally, was always the day to go record shopping. Loved pawing through the used vinyl bins looking for (and finding) hidden gems @ $2.99 apiece—sometimes less!. I'd drop a hundred bucks or more each weekend, and come home with a stack of new music to listen to. I still have a lot of those records but, unfortunately, there's no record store around here to visit anymore. Sure, we've got a music store, but they don't sell any vinyl. And the last time I visited, the kids behind the counter were less than helpful, blah blah blah. Anyway, my point is: if I could go record shopping anymore, I would! But I'm afraid those days are gone forever. Why do you think I'm always visiting your cool website?
Did that last night at the Laurie Anderson. A personally signed 12" of a track from the new album "Homeland", plus an exclusive track not available anywhere else.
Hope everybody got to get what they wanted.