Obscure music stores in London
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Obscure music stores in London
People,
I'm looking for some indications on good music stores in London. By "good" I mean those that have stuff from the 80s, especially rarities from The Cure and the like, and that are known mostly to locals (not touristy places). Please let me know if you are aware of any places that might fit the description.
Thanks.
IWTN
I'm looking for some indications on good music stores in London. By "good" I mean those that have stuff from the 80s, especially rarities from The Cure and the like, and that are known mostly to locals (not touristy places). Please let me know if you are aware of any places that might fit the description.
Thanks.
IWTN
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Of course, with my memory these days, I am remembering the place but not the name..so ...GO to Covent Garden, go down the street to Neals Yard and the music store is on the right
Sounds touristy because of the location, but the music is so not touristy

Sounds touristy because of the location, but the music is so not touristy
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There's an interesting phenomenon by Notting Hill tube, where a number of apparently related music stores are in the process of taking over almost every outlet on the North-East side of the intersection: back toward Bayswater Road and north up Pembridge Road.
Time Out - the magazine - is not always that good on permanent shops. But its "T.Out Guide to Shopping" book is invaluable for all sorts of odd shops.
Time Out - the magazine - is not always that good on permanent shops. But its "T.Out Guide to Shopping" book is invaluable for all sorts of odd shops.




