Used music!
Nov. 2nd, 2002 01:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
foxmonkeySo, managed to hit the bank and the BMV as planned, *and* went to one of my favorite places for used music. I love this store! The guy is knowledgeable about all types of music, which is incredibly refreshing.
Whee! Better Than Ezra - Friction, Baby. Yes - 90125. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Take That - Nobody Else. Robbie Williams - The Ego has Landed.
I grabbed Take That because it was only $2.00 and I'd heard about them since becoming an SDB fan. The price was right so I picked it up. While ringing me out, the clerk (I've got to get that guy's name) asked me if I was buying it because I liked that type of music, or because of Robbie Williams. He said that Robbie's solo effort was good and he had a copy. Intrigued, I got it, too. $4.00! I have it in now...definitely potential for repeat listening.
The guy further endeared me by opining that Lou Perlman (mentioned by name, no less) probably got the idea for the Backstreet Boys and NSync (mentioned by name, no less) from groups like Take That. I told him that I love NSync. He said they had a lot of their albums in stock, but "you probably have all those," with a smile. Gave him my opinions on NSync's vocals vs. BSB's, and we chatted a bit.
I love getting new music.
Whee! Better Than Ezra - Friction, Baby. Yes - 90125. Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Take That - Nobody Else. Robbie Williams - The Ego has Landed.
I grabbed Take That because it was only $2.00 and I'd heard about them since becoming an SDB fan. The price was right so I picked it up. While ringing me out, the clerk (I've got to get that guy's name) asked me if I was buying it because I liked that type of music, or because of Robbie Williams. He said that Robbie's solo effort was good and he had a copy. Intrigued, I got it, too. $4.00! I have it in now...definitely potential for repeat listening.
The guy further endeared me by opining that Lou Perlman (mentioned by name, no less) probably got the idea for the Backstreet Boys and NSync (mentioned by name, no less) from groups like Take That. I told him that I love NSync. He said they had a lot of their albums in stock, but "you probably have all those," with a smile. Gave him my opinions on NSync's vocals vs. BSB's, and we chatted a bit.
I love getting new music.
