Chicago....AGAIN!

hippopotamus

Hi, your favorite lurker speaking...I'm going to Chicago this sunday, for a whole week I think. I already searched the archive, found some great hotdog, coffeeshop and BBQ recommendations,but no hints on good recordshops (jazz/funk/soul). Dusty Groove is Chicago, right? Are they worth a visit? Thanks for any info. Later - Lu

deej

Yes
Dusty Groove is just south of the corner of ashland and division (division stop on the blue line)

I also like gramaphone, on I think clark just north of diversey off the diversey brown/purple line stop. Not really jazz/funk, its more of a DJ shop.

RAJ

Big Poppa Meaty Ogre sells 45s privately. I'm sure he'll PM you. Also, stay clear of Dave Castillo (unless you want Viagara SPAM 4 life).

meatyogre

Lu, if you're after 45s (or Lps for that matter), you can PM me to join the private Chicago dude network of vinyl slangage. Thes and JoshD did a nice job razing my LP collection this week, but theres plenty left.

hippopotamus

Thanks for the infos. Meatyogre, I just sent you a PM. Man I'm *really* looking forward to some good hotdogs!

Later, Lu

debar

Yes
Dusty Groove is just south of the corner of ashland and division (division stop on the blue line)

I also like gramaphone, on I think clark just north of diversey off the diversey brown/purple line stop. Not really jazz/funk, its more of a DJ shop.

You can also hit Hi Fi if you're stopping by Gramaphone, it's right down the street. There was also a 2nd Hand Tunes right across the street, but they closed down.

meatyogre

Yes
Dusty Groove is just south of the corner of ashland and division (division stop on the blue line)

I also like gramaphone, on I think clark just north of diversey off the diversey brown/purple line stop. Not really jazz/funk, its more of a DJ shop.

You can also hit Hi Fi if you're stopping by Gramaphone, it's right down the street. There was also a 2nd Hand Tunes right across the street, but they closed down.

they didnt close, its called Daves now

dCastillo

Yes
Dusty Groove is just south of the corner of ashland and division (division stop on the blue line)

I also like gramaphone, on I think clark just north of diversey off the diversey brown/purple line stop. Not really jazz/funk, its more of a DJ shop.

You can also hit Hi Fi if you're stopping by Gramaphone, it's right down the street. There was also a 2nd Hand Tunes right across the street, but they closed down.

they didnt close, its called Daves now

2nd Hand and Daves are 2 separate stores (they were right next to each other)

Broadway Records is the illest shop in Chicago, but 99% of the population cannot enter the dimension it's in.

Go to Nuevo Leon on 18th just east of Ashland. Get cheese enchiladas w/ the chocolate mole sauce. This is the best thing that exists in this world right now.

Also, I might sell you some records from my Berwyn abode. But I don't have much--just lots of drum breaks and Viagra and Niagara.

pickwick33

Broadway Records is the illest shop in Chicago, but 99% of the population cannot enter the dimension it's in.

...specially since it's been closed these past couple of years. Reckless Records bought out the stock and has been selling it piecemeal in both of their stores.

dCastillo

Broadway Records is the illest shop in Chicago, but 99% of the population cannot enter the dimension it's in.

...specially since it's been closed these past couple of years. Reckless Records bought out the stock and has been selling it piecemeal in both of their stores.

this is what they want you to believe.

We all know, however, that the best record shop in Chicago uses Crown Books pricetags.

deej

Whats that place on Western by Division called?

meatyogre

Broadway Records is the illest shop in Chicago, but 99% of the population cannot enter the dimension it's in.

Reckless Records bought out the stock

this is definitly not the case. they bought only what was in the store.

tirefire

I'm a big fan of the Old School Records in Forest Park (end of the Blue Line and about a 6 block walk). The owners are super friendly, very fair prices, well stocked cheapo bin, dirt cheap 45s.

I've only stopped by once, but a place called Kstarke Records just opened up at 1109 N. Western. Place is still a little haphazard, but it looks like dude is bringing in fresh stock daily.

aimhighshootlow

Go to Nuevo Leon on 18th just east of Ashland. Get cheese enchiladas w/ the chocolate mole sauce. This is the best thing that exists in this world right now.

white_tea

Mr. Peabody's isn't a bad spot either, at the south Chicago city limits, on the west side of Western Avenue just north of 119th Street.

Dj_Coma_Toast

We all know, however, that the best record shop in Chicago uses Crown Books pricetags.

Does said store smell like catpiss?




While were talking Chicago, Im needing of a few funk/soul Dj's for anyone available on August 12th. please please help. It pays, Its chill, turntables provided, It may turn into a regular night (possibly a strut related night???????) We will have fun doing this.

anyone interested get at me by pm,

thanks,

toast

meatyogre

Hyde Park Records on 53rd is good.

ariel_calmer

Hyde Park Records on 53rd is good.

Not that I'm saying your opinion is biased.... but....

dCastillo

Hyde Park Records on 53rd is good.

Not that I'm saying your opinion is biased.... but....

yeah I think he's being paid to post that

luck

Whats that place on Western by Division called?

Roberto Clemente High School Records.