In the 80's.....

[devildog]

Wow, it is great to hear about these shops from all over. Too bad most of them went out of business.

Thanks Skinnytie, Cubby, and Schwenko for mentioning all of those stores in NYC. I know I visited all of them but I just could not recall their names

[fritzb]

Yeah, Disc-Go-Round was a good used CD store, but it closed down a few years ago. [:(]

[skinnytie]

[quote]Originally posted by devildog
[br] There used to be a Disc-O-Round in Newark too. It closed up back in 2001-2002. I rememb

[KYYX4ever]

I could always find good gems at:

Seattle - Time Travel
Olympia - Rainy Day Records
Olympia (on 4th St; I regret i can't remember the name, but they had ALL the best PUNK, obscure wave, etc. ) It was run by scary guys in huge mohawks who glared at yo

[pilon]

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In paris new rose [ the adress and the shop of this french label ]great records shop despite the owner is a rippoff

music action a really great records shop too who later became a label who realeased great records by u.s bands like t

[Blaster]

"Things From England" in Cliffside Park, NJ

[Spaz]

CAMEL RECORDS (Huntington Beach)-great new wave/punk/import store. Status: gone nearly 20 years.

MUSIC MARKET (Costa Mesa)-you could find anything and everything there at great prices. One of the biggest music stores I'd ever seen at the time. Status:

[randy]

Newbury Comics--Boston
Sams------------Warwick

[dogwelder]

My favorite shops - Record Trader and Moby Disc (both had locations near me in the San Fernando Valley) are both long gone. Now I'm in Burbank and end up shopping most of the time at Amoeba in Hollywood.

[Frau_Blucher]

[quote]Originally posted by randy
[br]Newbury Comics--Boston
Sams------------Warwick
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