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  1. Vintage Vinyl out on the Delmar Loop, it's apparently THE record store in this city, but they are kind of overpriced due to their popularity, and the odds of hiding a record and it still being there when you come back are slim.

    wait. Not being able to hide a record for a later purchase is a negative thing on a store? why would you hide a record?

    people who hide records in another area are one notch below people who steal records on the list of people i dont want in my store

    id never put something in another section. but sometimes i put them to the side of the bin if the price is to high for what i brought with me, and i come back in a week or two to pick them up.

    they are almost always still there when i come back, but never at VV. too many people shop there.

  2. i have fairly substantial collections from other artists as well, but this one is without a doubt my biggest.

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    LPs:

    smashing pumpkins - gish [12" caroline records, modern]

    smashing pumpkins - siamese dream [ 2x 12", virgin/caroline, modern]

    smashing pumpkins - pisces iscariot [12" translucent yellow, virgin/caroline, 2nd issue, no 7"]

    smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness [3x 12", hut records, no. 14518]

    smashing pumpkins - adore [2x 12", caroline records]

    smashing pumpkins - machina: the machines of god [2x 12" virgin/hut, w/ bonus track Speed Kills]

    smashing pumpkins - chicago tapes and unreleased demos [2x 12" bootleg, tarantula records]

    smashing pumpkins - teargarden by kaleidyscope vol. 2: the solstice bare [12" picture disc + cd box set, martha's music/rocket science]

    7"s:

    smashing pumpkins - tristessa [pink vinyl, sub-pop singles club exclusive]

    smashing pumpkins - siamese singles [4x 7" box set, cherub rock, today, disarm, rocket]

    smashing pumpkins - teargarden by kaleidyscope vol 1: song for a sailor [one sided blue vinyl plus cd and hard carved stone obelisk, martha's music/rocket science]

    casettes:

    smashing pumpkins - lull [caroline records]

    smashing pumpkins - adore [virgin records]

    smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness [2x cassette, virgin records, left the second tape in a car i sold]

    books:

    blinking with fists - billy corgan [first paperback edition, 2006, faber and faber inc.]

    vhs:

    smashing pumpkins - vieuphoria [1994, virgin]

    dvd:

    smashing pumpkins - vieuphoria [2002, virgin]

    smashing pumpkins - smashing pumpkins: 1991-2000-The Greastest Hits Video Collection [2001, virgin]

  3. theres only 3 locations here in saint louis that i really give my money to, and those would be.

    Vintage Vinyl out on the Delmar Loop, it's apparently THE record store in this city, but they are kind of overpriced due to their popularity, and the odds of hiding a record and it still being there when you come back are slim.

    The Record Exchange out on Hampton has walls and walls of records, a diggers paradise even, but finding real gems is rare. great prices, great owner, HUGE selection [seriously never seen this many records in one building] but most of the stuff is crap, aside from the upstairs "collectors"room, but you have to schedule an appointment to go up there.

    also, the 2 CD Reunion locations [o'fallon, or st. charles] have a great selection of vinyl, and lots of great stuff. the stores are run by an old burnout hippy dude named cliff and his 4 or 5 man staff. if you catch him in the store he's usually got a huge smile on his face and is always willing to talk about music and turn you on to new stuff.

    his stock is also fairly reliable if you're the type who likes to look when he's broke and come back for stuff later.

    so yeah, thats where i shop.

    that and...

    the internet :-/

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