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      <title>Comments On: Flavorwire&apos;s 10 Most Beautiful Record Stores in the World
    
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      <![CDATA[The worst thing about Rasputin? The fact that you have to take an elevator up and down their 3 or 4 floors and that they make some poor wage slave work a shift doing nothing but pushing the floor buttons. It's like some sort of psychological experiment.
        
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      <![CDATA[I tend to prefer my record stores on the shabby side, like the musty murk of Golden Oldies or the meticulous jumble (yes, that's possible) of Neptune. If I had to pick a beauty, I might go for Everyday Music on the Hill, in their newish spot (though I liked the old one better). The upstairs vinyl room in Easy Street West Seattle is quaint and charming.<br />
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There's a very attractive store way down in an obscure corner of Tacoma, on Garfield Street near PLU, called Disc Connection that has an attractive small but classic old-school layout. Freakbeat in Sherman Oaks is nice, but the most pleasant place to just hang out lookin' at records in LA I found was a bookstore/record store called Counterpoint in Hollywood.<br />
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The ugliest record store around today is Rasputin in downtown San Francisco, which not coincidentally has the worst stock of any store I've been in in a long time. The creepiest record store of all time, though, was a gem called "Music Music Music" in Hayward, CA, which featured not only records but giant heaps of used -- HEAVILY used -- porno mags, many without covers, and a clientele mostly comprised of junkies, alkies, and homeless dudes. One time I was in there with a guy who spent 45 minutes trying to sell a bag of used batteries to the clerk. Like, double-As. Upstairs there were stacks and stacks of 78s and a room literally heaped with LPs, just tossed in until the room was waist-deep. In a far corner or a different room was a mountain of dirty clothes, fifteen feet across, piled to the ceiling.<br />
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All-time in Seattle I will vote for the old Cellophane Square, in punk rock days before CDs.
        
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      <![CDATA[Tiny, but 12 Tónar in Reykjavík was rad.  Had a spiral staircase and super cozy listening room.  They even will pull an espresso for you to enjoy with your listening.  <br />
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<a href="http://en.harpa.is/for-visitors/shop/12-tonar/" rel="nofollow">http://en.harpa.is/for-visitors/shop/12-&hellip;</a>
        
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