Tag: Record Store Day

“The thing that I love about the LP format is the fact it’s 20 minutes per side and being able to take in 20 minutes of data into your brain seems to be the perfect amount.” Joe Schwab Euclid Records

"I just needed to get out and talk to people, and what better place to do that than in a music shop" Alison Wressell, Vintage & Vinyl.

“People always go home with something they were not intending to buy, that person is going to go home so excited… I think that’s the best part about working at a record store”. Sharon Bechor, Rock and Soul DJ

“This is what I want to do. This is not like going to work… I want to be part of this crowd”. Ben Soothill, Wax and Beans.

“We’re a queer owned record store and we’re really loud and proud about that… Not only is music discovery, but it’s self discovery”. Kye Hallows & Blake Lundell, Lavender Vinyl.

“Great communities have great restaurants, great live music venues, great art galleries, great events, great food and independent retail, whether it’s bookstores or music stores or the like, contribute to the character of that community.” Mike Fratt, Homer’s Music.

“I mean it’s my environment. It’s what I like. I still learn everyday.” Randy Now.

“The reason why I set up the record shop is because I love listening to records. I’ve turned a hobby into my job. Every day is the perfect day.” Jon Smith, Intense Records.

“I don’t think the shop would be here if it weren’t for the Hacienda. I think it had that impact on everyone in the city, it was the place to go to, it was our church back in the day.” Colin White, Vinyl Revival.