Sentence examples for haunted record from inspiring English sources

As a boy Yannick haunted record stores and used his earnings as a church singer to vacuum up CDs.

The ancient race of vinyl enthusiasts who had once haunted record stores and swap meets was dying out, superseded by a mutant breed of torrent obsessives.

Basically, hardly anyone actually owned, or had even heard, things like Trout Mask Replica or the first Residents album or even a record as successful as Miles Davis' 1970 masterpiece, Bitches Brew, but those of us who haunted record shops and read the music press had certainly heard about them.

And now as we listen to this haunted record again they haunt us.

Said Cox, "I wanted to create a haunted record, you know?

It would be another year and half before I started haunting record stores' cut-out bins for actual Chess recordings.

Born in 1903, Crosby grew up in Spokane, Washington, where he spent his latter adolescence haunting record stores and learning the drums, and his twenties on the road as a drummer and singer.

That could have come back to haunt the record labels, since for many people the sites are becoming a useful way to discover music.

There is no aspect of John, Paul, George and Ringo's music and lives, however trivial or arcane, that hasn't been ritually masticated in print, online or in conversation among the sort of middle-aged men who still haunt whatever record stores remain standing.

They are haunted by a record streak of losing seasons that has reached 20.

A miserable postseason record haunted him until last season, when everything changed.