Keyword results: Records
What are you looking for in a record store?
Funny albums hanging on the walls? Check.
An elaborate display of the monochromatic Smiths 7" and LP covers? Yes.
Wacky rock 'n' roll memorabilia like Kiss dolls? Got it.
Cool band T-shirts declaring your undying love for The Modern Lovers, The Byrds, or The Replacements? Affirmative.
It's a strange paradox when your nan has a better mobile than you do. While she surfs the net downloading tunes to her iPod - she is a true ‘silver surfer' - you rummage through her garage looking for old vinyl.
Old makes way for new right? And ironically, older items become more coveted with that exchange.
It's a ‘beacon of pop culture in the suburban backstreets of Camperdown'. Literally. The closest pop-cul fix to Pigeon Ground is a Hello Kitty wrapper at the Newtown milkbar.
So why are they there, you ask? Four reasons: records, clothes, a secret squirrel and low rent. ‘Record guy' Tim did an eight-year apprenticeship at the Rozelle markets before graduating in-store.
A long time ago in a galaxy not so far away, the masses would flock together to trade their goods for coin or collectables. Then eBay swept the world, and days of the Trash ‘n' Treasure fairs melted like ice cubes on a January afternoon.
So for those of us who prefer to do our bargain hunting face to face rather then keyboard to server, the Glebe Record Fair is like Christmas in April.
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