don't want to forget wall of sound on the corner of 2nd and bell. some good idm
and then alot of great stuffs in a more experimental vein (plus jazz and world stuffs)
got some vinyl in the 2nd room also...
to be honest, the tower records in the university district is pretty damn
good in regards to idm also. a bit spendy at times, but they have a surprisingly
nice selection of stuffs there and i'm always surprised that it doesn't get
a mention when people ask about seattle record stores. of course, the tower
in seattle center sucks ass for idm (sorry, but they do!)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brian MacDonald [mailto:brianm@kuci.org]
> Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2001 10:24 PM
> To: idm
> Subject: Re: [idm] idm record stores in seattle
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>
> Seattle...
>
> 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.
>
> 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.
>
> 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.
>
> 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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