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Seattle Record Stores.

Any suggestions on which ones to check out (or avoid! ) when visiting the area?
thanks.

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Permalink Reply by ted cogswell on April 28, 2009 at 2:43pm: F-Holes said:
East Street in West Seattle and Lower Queen Anne, Bop Street in Ballard (free show Fri May 1 with the F-Holes) Sonic Boom in Ballard

All good suggestions - also Neptune Records in the U-District for affordable vinyl, Singles Going Steady in Belltown for punk rock stuff, Golden Oldies in Wallingford for vintage vinyl, and Jive Time in Freemont are favorites. For a genral, broad selection of new and used, go to Everyday Music on Capitol Hill, Cellophane Square in the U-District, or Silver Platters in Queen Anne and Northgate.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by pat on April 29, 2009 at 9:36pm: Thanks for your suggestions guys. look forward to checking out some of these locations!
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