quoted 7 lines Seattle...
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>Seattle...
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>JAM records..(Wallingford)... 45 St. between Bagley and Corliss, next to a
>big glass TacoTime. Great downtempo, hip-hop, idm, breaks, dance vinyl
>section...
>also good indie/experimental rock.
i just moved to Seattle in March and went to the above per recommendation
from this list. I will NEVER NEVER NEVER step foot in the store again. One
of the most rude group of employees i have ever run across in my endless
exposure to USA retail- the blokes epitomized the higher than thou attitude
so often stereotyped with record store employees. Your mileage may very, but
i was floored by the way they treated their customers like SHIT. ugh. oh and
there ambient/experimental section sucked.
All the others you listed (below) are right on, and worth checking imo as
well. But you did forget my favorite record store of them all-
Wall Of Sound in downtown Seattle, 2237 2nd Street. A fantastic selection of
idm, ambient, and lots of experimental/uncategorizable. Plus a great world
music section if you happen to be after that. The best of all worlds imho.
Tell em Thad sent you! ;)
-Thad
on now- Out Of Perspective: Compilation (on Soup-disk)
quoted 46 lines Beats International..(Capitol Hill)... E Olive Way... near the corner of
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>Beats International..(Capitol Hill)... E Olive Way... near the corner of
>Summit. ALL sorts of house.. especially weirder house, electronica (idm),
>hip hop, breaks, tech, etc.
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>There's a drum&bass/jungle offshoot store of Beats International just up a
>block or two from Beats. Int... which is actually the main store's
>previous location.
>
>Platinum Records..(Capitol Hill)... Pike St., just east of Broadway. A
>little of everything... house, techno, booty bass, downtempo/experimental,
>hip-hop. DJ equipment.
>
>Frequency 8.. (Capitol Hill)... on Broadway, near corner of Roy. Mostly
>trance, tech, hardcore... just started a little breaks section.
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>Orpheum records.. (Capitol Hill)... on Broadway, at corner of Roy ,across
>the street from Frequency 8. Mostly rock record store, with club vinyl on
>second floor. No listening stations.
>
>Sonic Boom records.. (Fremont)... on Fremont Ave., just north of 35th St.
>Mostly indie rock... but decent electronic CD section, and small vinyl
>section. No listening stations.
>
>Fallout records..(Capitol Hill).. E Olive way... west of Summit corner,
>just down the block from Beats International. Mostly punk, garage, etc.
>but some occasional weirdo records. No listening stations.
>
>There's a lot of OK used CD/vinyl stores on the Avenue in the University
>District. Nothing too memorable, though.
>
>Tacoma...
>
>No idea.
>
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