Listening to Music at a Record Store

[TLG]

The good ol'days when you can walk into a recording studio
And record a record ,, the way of Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash
Buyers bought if the liked it

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[The Noof]

In the 70's & 80's we used to adventure down to Sam the Record Mans' store on Yonge Street in Toronto.Loved those days.Started with vinyl and progressed (?) to cds.

[swan]

kids today dont know what a record/music store is. only if I still had that collection of vinyl today.

[Gates07]

at a lot of estate sales you can find old records in good shape, and most the junk stores have a lot of 78's not to many 45's but i think there was a resurgence a few years ago and record players became popular again, the problem is getting a needle, at one time radio shack was the place for them

[dishuser]

at a lot of estate sales you can find old records in good shape, and most the junk stores have a lot of 78's not to many 45's but i think there was a resurgence a few years ago and record players became popular again, the problem is getting a needle, at one time radio shack was the place for them

you can them at plenty of places