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Inside they have these MP3 players that work off the UPC code of the CD in your hand, which I've never seen before, but are probably everywhere:
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I feel at home in a record store. But with Pandora and iTunes etc, I'm not really buying anymore, just looking.
[where: 6106 Montgomery Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45213]
2 comments:
I'm with you. I LOVE Everybody's and it was literally one of the only places I bought music the majority of my life.
I however have gone digital in the last few years. I am a fan of eMusic and the Amazon deal of the day which gives me a lot more bang for my buck.
Best of luck to the folks over there. They are good people and I hope that they find a way to make it in a dramatically changing environment.
Thanks for posting!
They seem to be surviving.
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