Earwax is 100% hip-hop crap. Never heard of the other place. You know what they specialize in?

Anyway, I just bought about 400-ish records over the last month, so I'm set for a while.

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That's a lot, even though I've bought 50 at a go (albeit 90% from the $.10 bin)!

I got to walk into the other place for about 15 minutes. They have a lot of used vinyl and CDs. There was a good spread of genres, and their "Dance" section had a couple of pleasant surprises (Deep Dish "Junk Science" for $4?!?). I haven't really dug through the crates yet, but the store looks promising.

(Plus, I'm partial to mom-and-pop type stores, and this store looked very much like it.)

I've heard others say that Earwax was Top40 shop. Can one record store really be filled with nothing but Top40 Hip-Hop? Do those platters sell that well enough to keep a business from having to branch out?

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Originally posted by Dojomaster26 I've heard others say that Earwax was Top40 shop. Can one record store really be filled with nothing but Top40 Hip-Hop? Do those platters sell that well enough to keep a business from having to branch out?

This is Atlanta.

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Originally posted by DJChrisB This is Atlanta.

You got me there.

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Alright, so the general consensus is that we should NOT go to Earwax, but instead head to Fantasyland records.

Is anyone up for this? I'm thinking next Wed-Fri would be good, and give everyone enough time to get ready (Friday sounds best since its payday!)

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