Re: (313) Music Stores in Baltimore, MD?

[darnistle]

OK, so I managed to find three stores while I was there, all in the same 
area, though I was only able to get into one of them.

Two of them were used record stores (used LPs from the looks of it) and 
neither was open when I walked by Saturday evening.   One was on 
Broadway near Thames.  The other was a basement-level store on Lancaster 
(I think) between Broadway and Ann St.

The store that was open was:

Sound Garden
1616 Thames Street
(410-563-9011)
http://www.cdjoint.com/


I felt like I'd hit the jackpot with this store!!!  I dropped much too 
much $$$ there, but it was worth it.  I thought they had a very good 
selection of techno/house/idm/dubstep/trance, punk, goth, industrial, 
etc.  I was surprised by the range of their stock.  The prices were very 
reasonable too.

I mostly concentrated on CDs, though i did thumb through the vinyl too. 
If you're primarily a vinyl buyer, this store might not suit your needs, 
but if you buy CDs, it is definitely worth checking out.

The jazz/rnb/hiphop/psych sections looked pretty extensive too, however 
I didn't go through them 'cause its not my thing.

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Jeffrey Richards wrote:
Modern Music is definately closed.

Actually...I think all of them are closed...you might
have to get in to a Baltimore House forum to find a
record store in Baltimore.

Later



--- darnistle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Yeah, I had looked at that site and found that the
URLs were all invalid.

So far, the only stores I've found that I might
actually visit is 
Reptilian Records and Celebrated Summer

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Frank Glazer wrote:
regarding that rotator locator list...

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: *Jillian* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: 2008/6/5
Subject: Re: [squirrels] Attn: someone who buys
records
As far as I know none of those shops are still
open.
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 12:20 PM, Megan Farrington 
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Hey, a friend of mine was asking about the
accuracy of this record store 
listing for Baltimore. It's obviously old, but I
don't know what parts 
of it might still be valid.

http://music.hyperreal.org/rotator/maryland.htm

Anyone know?



On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 4:30 AM, Tristan Watkins 
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     > -----Original Message-----
     > From: darnistle
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     > Sent: 05 June 2008 02:54
     > To: 313 List
     > Subject: (313) Music Stores in Baltimore,
MD?
     >
     > I'm going to be in Baltimore, MD this
weekend for Starscape.
     > Can anyone suggest good music stores that
sell techno
     > (especially Detroit techno), dnb, punk,
goth, idm, etc?
    The Modern Music website seems to be down now,
so I kind of doubt
    they're
    still around, but they used to be the best
store in the
    Baltimore/D.C. area.
    My acquaintence with the area is about 6 years
out of date though...
    Here's what the Rotator Locator has to say:
   
http://music.hyperreal.org/rotator/maryland.htm
    Tristan
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