April 17, 2010

Our Record Store Day Finds – Stranglers of Bombay

By Andrea Williams

After working all day we hurried right over to Bob’s for Record Store Day 2010! We arrived at 4,000 Holes to a full store and Stranglers of Bombay rocking out in the corner. It was a burst of energy and people were having a great time. Stranglers of Bombay were rocking it in the corner playing originals and covers. It is so fucking cool to hear live music in a record store, it fits like glue! We sang and bopped along to their music as we checked everything out!

Matt managed to find the following at 4,000 Holes:

Record Store Day Exclusive – Against Me! 45 w/ I was a Teenage Anarchist

Record Store Day (Red Vinyl) – Passion Pit 45 w/ Little Secrets & Little Secrets Felix Da Housecat Pink Enemy Remix

Record Store Day Split – Jakob Dylan & Court Yard Hounds (2 of the girls from Dixie Chics) 45 w/ Everybody’s Hurting & See You in the Spring

No. 0650 Elvis Costello and the Attractions 45 w/ Pump It Up, Lip Service, & Waiting for the End of the World

Neil Young 45 w/ Heart of Gold & Sugar Mountian

Julian Casablancas (Singer of the Strokes) 45 w/ 11th Dimension & Long Island Blues

Record Store Day (Green Vinyl) 45 w/ We Comin’ Rougher & Trans-Continental Hustle

Stephin Merritt Peter Gabriel Split 45 w/Not One of Us & The Book of Love

John Lennon Singles Bag 2826/7000 Limited Edition 45 set w/ Mother, Yoko Ono Why, Imagine, It’s so Hand, Watching the Wheels, and Yoko Ono Yes, I’m your angel

I found a Phoenix Wolfgang Amadeus Fences Record on a pretty pink!

When you spend a certain amount of money at 4,000 holes you get cool free stuff like our Record Store Day reusable bag, and our MGMT Record Player cover! There are also free stickers, cd’s, little magazines, and more!

Matt ordered a 45 Split from Kill Rock Stars with the Thermals – Separate and The Cribs – So Hot Now

We also went to another local fav record store Unified Groove Merchants and Matt found:

A Made in England Import 45 – The Offspring – All I want and Way Down the Line

A Elvis Costello “My Aim is True” Record

So overall, it was a great day! Or as Matty said it’s better then Christmas! Support Vinyl and your Local Record Stores!