True, it is pretty much the "NYC attitude", but that doesn't make it any more palatable.
I used to shop there when I lived in NYC. A number of the people at SG were aloof, but not nearly as actively bitchy as the people in certain other stores (like Breakbeat Science, Kims on St Marks, Generation, certain people at Throb). regardless, it is sad that they're gone. It was a great resource. > That is just the NYC attitude and not a Sonic Groove thing at all! IMHO > > tb > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 10:41 AM > To: 313 > Subject: Re: (313) Sonic Groove is closed! > > > oh yeah, full respect for what they've done for techno in the US and their > stock was great both online and in the store. I'm not happy to see them > close. Their electro section was fantastic and the store was very > organized > (and much smaller than I expected). I just recall that I asked about > something they were playing the store and they told me that they just sold > it. It was more the way in which they said it - like they wouldn't have > sold > it to me even if they had more copies in the store. I also asked about > some > other records they had on the wall behind the counter and the two guys > working were practically ignoring me. I was the only person in the store - > just to make that clear. Pretty f*cking awful. > > > I went across the street (Carmine) to Vinyl Mania and got great service > and > spent most of my money there. > > > MEK
