i LOVEEE finding ways to indulge in physical media, and music of that category has piqued my interest! do y'all have any favorite physical music types + where are you getting them from?
Replying to @malevolentxmachinez
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“@Sarah (Valzentia) i NEED more vinyl!! they’re really cool and honestly the easiest to find my music taste in”
If you're anywhere near Richmond there are plenty of music stores. I used to hit up Plan 9 all the time when I lived in the area. I hit up used music stores, Goodwill and other secondhand stores along with antiques stores and malls when I'm out digging for music. I collect records, CD's and cassettes. @malevolentxmachinez
@♠︎John K Callender♠︎ yes!! goodwill never has music from the 2000s-2010s though, because alot of those are kinda rare i guess but i’ll definitely try more
Well a lot of times it's just the luck of the draw. I have a fairly large selection of music I listen to that usually I'm bound to run into something worth bringing home to add to our collection. At present my wife and I have around 2000 albums, over 4000 cassettes and between 16-1800 CD's and started collecting again in 2014 from scratch after about a 35 year hiatus. @malevolentxmachinez
Replying to @luna
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“I've started buying CDs recently from local music stores, barnes and nobles and walmart occasionally. I specifically like being able to actually go into stor...”
@luna omg!! someone like me!! i avoid buying online at all costs because i’m too damn impatient to wait its so bad :,)
Replying to @imnotam4k
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“ I have like maybe 70 cds or a bit more, op shops and cd stores are the go, but I find that retailers often have some good stuff”
@imnotam4k ughh i just need to find good music stores!! awesome collection though :)
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