Sentence examples for record shopping from inspiring English sources
Maybe it's something to do with the time my brother and I went record shopping in London at Our Price on Sutton High Street.
Vinyl sales hit £2.4m last week compared with the £2.1m made from digital music purchases, further proof that record shopping has gone mainstream.
Doug Kirk, a 40-year-old Larchmont resident, said record shopping on college breaks in East Village shops in Manhattan was a huge part of his social experience.
Mr. Kaufman recalled record shopping with the Rolling Stones and Parsons in Los Angeles, where they spent hundreds of dollars on music by Merle Haggard, George Jones and other country singers.
A friend of mine claims to have once gone to hear Coltrane at a club in Boston, left to go record shopping for an hour or so during his solo on "My Favorite Things," and then returned to the club just in time to hear him end with the theme.
But if you can only visit one shop then Wah Wah Records is the pick, both for its exquisite selection of discs – it's the kind of place where French prog rock has its own extensive section – and for the air of record shopping it gives off, with vinyl heaped on vinyl in chaotic piles.
I still visit record shops.
I hunted through record shops.
Rob only has his record shop.
