A Record Store Survives 34 Years and Counting

[marie3]

Nice to see this once in a while.

http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/mu ... -headlines

[trekds947]

There are a couple of indies in Pasadena that have survived as well:

Canterbury Records--http://www.canterburyrecords.com/

and

Poo-Bah--http://www.poobah.com/

[marie3]

It's good to see there are still some awesome places to buy music. [8D]

[devildog]

My brother and I used to shop there frequently in the late 70s, as we lived several miles away. Back then it was a goldmine for import singles from The Jam, Elvis Costello, Clash, etc.

I still have a Looney Tunes T-shirt. At a Stray Cats concert I held it up and Brian Setzer recognized it and gave it a thumbs up. Obviously he knew about the store since he grew up nearby. Its nice to see that it is still thriving.

[MARV]

Awesome tip, Marie. Gonna take a drive out soon and check 'em out [8D]

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[n/a5]

"Sounds" in New York (located at St. Marks) has been probably open for at least 20 years if not more. They also still carry some vinyl.

[marie3]

I didn't even know Looney Tunes was still open myself. I haven't been there in 20 years or so. But like Marv, I am going to take a ride over there and check it out.