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LogDog75

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1. I remember record stores
Fri Feb 6, 2026, 04:22 PM
Feb 6

Local record stores were fun to browse for new and older albums when I was a teenager in the 60s.

When Tower Records went nationwide as well as overseas, I shopped for records there. Stationed in England, whenever I traveled to London I'd visit the Tower Records store in Piccadilly Circus. It was a multi-storied building but not very wide. It had just about any genre of music you were looking for.

The Tower Records store in Sacramento also carried a variety of non-music related books as well as records.

I miss Tower Records.

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Remember then? [View all] Floyd R. Turbo Feb 6 OP
I remember record stores LogDog75 Feb 6 #1
Yeah. The Tower Records in Cherry Creek-Denver was a landmark--open 365 days/year hlthe2b Feb 6 #4
😥 Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #8
Yup. SheltieLover Feb 6 #2
🤗 Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #9
Also playing... quaint Feb 6 #3
😬 Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #10
Ken Levine, who was head writer of Mash with his partner in the middle years, rsdsharp Feb 6 #5
😎 Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #11
Used to drive on West Grand Blvd in Detroit, passed Motown records. Thought it was a record store. Srkdqltr Feb 6 #6
☺️ Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #12
I remember record stores, but not listening booths. surrealAmerican Feb 6 #7
😬 Floyd R. Turbo Feb 7 #13
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