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From:
Howard Berkey
To:
Bobby Tribble
Cc:
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Date:
Tue, 22 Nov 1994 19:26:32 -0800 (PST)
Subject:
Re: San Francisco
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<9411230326.AA98601@enlil.premenos.com>
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<199411230232.AA12601@earthquake.berkeley.edu>
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quoted 3 lines I've never been to Rasputin's in Pleasant Hill.> > I've never been to Rasputin's in Pleasant Hill. >
It's nextdoor to a blondie's too :-) it has a great selection of Live 105 style 'modern rock' (including stuff like Portishead or the Inspirals) and a mediocre selection of iDm (capitalization intended). They pay the best for used CD's of any place I've ever been; consider them if you're like me and like to recycle old discs.
quoted 4 lines BTW, how about some stores actually in SF? I don't go there often> BTW, how about some stores actually in SF? I don't go there often > but some places I've been wanting to check out are Streetlight > and Tweekin. Any comments? >
Tweekin is great (it's on Haight between Fillmore and Steiner). Star Alley is also cool (it's in an alley called Linden, roughly at Gough between Hayes and Fell). BPM is also a must-visit, it's on Polk. They probably have the most cutting-edge bang for the buck. Of all of them, Star Alley is probably the one I go to most. Check the sfraves calendar for cool weekly events. As far as clubs go, IMHO Noc Noc is the coolest bar I've ever been to. It's a few doors down from Tweekin records. For radio stations, the ultra-commercial Live 105 (fm 105.3) plays good music occasionally (probably half the bands mentioned on this list have been played there at one time or another). The local colleges have good radio shows but I'm not too familiar with them (I only listen to radio during the commute so I get to choose between Alex Bennett and Howard Stern for most of my radio enjoyment :-) -H-