#Last stop cd shop sioux falls sd update#

Kansas City: Tough World Lawrence: Junior’s Farm, Alley Cat, Seventh Heaven, The End Urbandale: CD Shop Waterloo: Signal to Noise (late-70s), Co-Op, 1790 Records Spirit Lake: Courier Music (mid-70s), Blue Sky (late-70s) Spencer: Rainy Day Music, Merrie Melodies Sioux City: Uncle John, Backstage with Ray, Audio Emporium, Last Stop CD Shop, Slow Motion Mason City: CDGBs, City Sound, Face the Music, Leatherhead (1969-1977) Sal’s Music Emporium, Apollo, Co-Op, Real Records (closed TWICE!) West Lafayette: Lick My Grooves, SlatewoodĬedar Falls: Co-Op, Cloudburst (UNI Union bldg- late ’70s)Ĭedar Rapids: Relics, Rock n’ Bach, Record Realm (70s-80s), Krackers (70s-80s), Mellow Mind, Omni, M&M, Rattz, Rockin’ Recordsĭes Moines: Archives, Peeple’s, Co-Op, Bombco, East Town Music, Generation Landslide (head shop), Homer’s, Patchwork, Rattz II, Vinyl Fetish (two locations- one was on East Walnut), Music Circuit (two locations- 24th and University, SW 9th just south of Park Ave), Music Factory (Steve Gold- two locations- 24th St and on SW 9th), University Book Store (University Av), The Old Record Shop Rockford: Co-Op, Straight Johnson’s, Buffalo Records, Appletree, Grass Menagerie, Giant Normal: Co-Op, Divinyl Madness, Record Service, Appletree Granite City: Vintage Vinyl (still open in St Louis- OF COURSE) The phone app you need for current storesĬhicago: Wax Trax, Round Records, Rose Records, Hardboiled, Pravda, Hot Jams Jeanne Andersen’s page of Twin Cities Record Stores Good database of current operating record stores Please feel free to post comments below with new entries.

#Last stop cd shop sioux falls sd update#

This is a work in progress, and I’ll update it from time to time. Hats off to ’em! I’ve talked to a few folks over the years, and I’ve compiled a list here. I still look/looked up to the store owners, weird and ornery as they are/were, they are my heroes. Sometimes I think I love the record stores more than the records themselves (and you know how much I love records). In my younger days, I spent a lot of time in record stores & head shops, from about 1973 to 2007.