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& Radiovision Festival RECORD FAIR OCTOBER 28•29•30 METROPOLITAN PAVILION 125 W. 18TH ST. (6/7 AVE) NEW YORK CITY Regular admission $7 Fri 7-10 PM • Sat/Sun 10 am-7 pm Early admission: $25 Fri 4 PM (unlimited re-entry) & RadioVision Festival Celebrating radio’s future as it takes on new forms in the digital age for the medium’s fans, tinkerers and future thinkers. On the 5th Floor of The Metropolitan Pavilion, 123 W 18th St, NYC Fri Oct 28th: Performance by Joe Frank (SOLD OUT) Sat Oct 29th: Symposium Saturday with Ira Glass, Marc Maron, Tom Scharpling, DJ/rupture, People Like Us, Kenneth Goldsmith and more Sun Oct 30th: Hack Day: Reinventing Radio with the Free Music Archive, the Echo Nest and Zeega Vendor Tables Solid Sender Music Bastone . A5 Strut Records Aaronson . C17 Variety of LPs, lots of New Wave, some 45s, Power Pop CDs. Calman . D2 Rock, Jazz, Blues, Soul/R&B, Latin, Soundtracks, Speccializing in the lost gems of Dance music past. Covering Progressive, World/Ethnic, New Wave, Rock, and Disco 12”, Prison Tatt Records music from Hard Funk, Underground, Disco, original breaks $5 LPs, 7” and collectible CDs and DVDs. Berger . F4 and Nigerian Afrobeat. New merchandise on vinyl and CD, specializing in contem- Telstar porary Noise and Black Metal. Tapes, CD-Rs, and items from 16tonsmusicandart.com Abramson . B10, B9 distributed labels. Cannizzaro . F5 Garage, Soul, Surf, Girl Group, R&B, Rockabilly, and more! Rare collectible vinyl and CDs, Rock (‘60s and up,) Jazz, 45s, LPs, CDs. Don’t miss us! Garage Hangover Folk, Country, Punk, Soundtracks, Comedy, Oddballs, Buck Bishop . C22 Box, more! Sat. only. Agonor . E14 Rare Garage 45s, Psych and Jazz LPs, International sounds, Afro, Afrobeat, Afrofunk, Highlife, Fela, Juju, African, Soul, and even some 78s. Dolphin Bong Nigerian, Ghanaian, Afrojazz,Fuji, Native Blues, Afroboogie, Carfagna . D13 Afrodiscon. Plan 9 Record Store Clean, obscure records in most genres. Blackford . B5 Albright . A2 Occupation supplies: mosquito netting, leg warmers, saw Carfi . E8 Strong selection of Rare ‘60s/’70s Psych, Prog, Garage, dust, bullhorns, pith helmets, Joan Daez songbooks, stuff Rock, Jazz, Soul, R&B, Folk, Country, Metal, Punk, Classic Rock, and Utterly Strange LPs from the World Famous like that. Sun. only. Bluegrass. Lots of $5 LPs. “Esterdamin”! John Allen and Paul Major . D16 Blaze . D7 Redscroll Records Vinyl: Latin, Haitian, Hip Hop. Sat. only. Carlson . .E4, E5 Dead End Records Used Rock, Hip Hop, Punk, Hardcore, Metal, Jazz, Aliano . S11 Eat Records NYC Underground, Indie, Weirdo, Soul, Experimental LPs and Large selection of LP records and old Rock magazines. Classic Block . R5 12”s. Rock, Psych, Punk, Garage, Soul, Disco, and Jazz. Psych, Experimental, Jazz, Blues, World. Christopher’s Collectibles Molly’s Books and Records Trade Roots Records Chacona . L5, L6, L7 Ankenbrand . F13 Boerman . A1 Rock-N-Roll, Jazz, Soul, Blues LPs, 45s, 78s, ‘50s and ‘60s. Rock, Jazz and Soul LPs and 45s, from rare McCartney and LPs, 12”, 7” singles: Reggae, Dub, Dancehall, Funk, Soul, Wings “Wild Life” acetate to $3 bargains! Sat. only. Disco, HipHop, Jazz, African, Latin, assorted Rock, DNB, Clark . E6 World. Roots Reggae and Dancehall. Also some ‘70s and ‘80s Rock, CashForMusic.com Punk, and New Wave. Plus Soul, Funk. Armbruster . D17, D18 Ramblin’ Ron’s Records CashForMusic.com: buying and selling quality records for 25 Brady . B3 Stray Cat Records years. Jazz, Soul, Rock, Latin, Classical, and more. Rock, Jazz, Blues, Soul, R&B, Latin. The music that vinyl was Cody . E9 made for. Plus some interesting odd-ball stuff. Fresh stock of unpicked choice LPs collected for this event: DMT Records Jazz, Soul, Blues, Rock, Classical. Good prices. Fahey Ascherman . C12 Breth . C11 originals wanted. LPs and 45s: Psych, Farage, Punk, Weird, Private Press. Psychedelic, Folk, and beyond. Megacommon to megarare. Gimme Gimme Records Nomad Vinyl Cook . D37, D38 Cine Noir Brinkerhoff . F16 Wide variety of Rock, Soul, Jazz, New Wave, Blues, World, Balaban . A8 Boston’s best, specializing in Jazz, Psychedelic Rock, Indian, Country, Hip Hop, and Disco. Rare and not so rare. 16 and 8 mm film, records, DVDs, lobby cards, books, and Progressive Rock, Punk, Alternative Rock, Oddity, etc. First assorted cult curios. “NYCs premier purveyor of pop culture.” time at the Record Fair. Stop and Cop Records Village Voice. Cormier . F12 Briski . E12 Mixed LPs and 45s. Jazz, Blues, Classic Rock and Pop, R&B, Barbosa . B4 8-tracks, 78s, Rock LPs, Jazz. mostly ‘60s, early ‘70s. Sat. only. Classic Rock, Soul, Jazz, etc. 2 American Oldies Records Northern-Spy Records Glass . D40 Crane . B14, B15 Downey . E13 Jazz, Electro, Folk, Country, Psych, Soul, Punk, Weird, World LPs and 45s in all categories. Memorabilia, posters, and Selling the Northern Spy catalog, distributed titles, and tons - Accent on unusual 33s - 45s. Aussie expert! movie and pop culture collectibles. Blues, R&B, and Jazz 78s. of rare, used vinyl. Voodoo Funk Cumella . R11 Record Cellar Gossner . D25 Presentation on MAC’s museum of flexi, cardboard and Drucker . A6 Vinyl from West Africa. oddity records located at table R-11. Rare record albums. Clean condition. Join MAC as he highlights items from his display of bizarre Greak . F2 and unusual records. The “virtual museum” comes to life as Erling . F10, F11 Punk, New Wave, Prog, Psych, Avant Garde, Classic Rock, he illuminates the history of the fle Vinyl from the ‘50s-’90s, 45s, CDs, DVDs, videos, cassettes, Jazz, Imports, and other cool stuff. No filler, no junk! books, toys, and other surprises! New items added each The Same Sky day! Gritzan . B20, B21, B22 D’Arcy . S4 It’s my dream to marry a WFMU intern. I’ve also got a good All things ‘60s: Soul, Psych, Sunshine Pop, Garage, Girl Rubber Soul Records ‘60s Soul collection and ‘70s Rock batch to offer! Groups, Singer-Songwriter, and so forth... Esserian . D41 Iris Records I specialize in pre-’80s Rock, Soul, Jazz, Blues and Folk Division Leap music. Sat. only. Gritzan . B19 Davis . .L4 Rad vinyl of all genres, especially cool 12” singles, Hip Hop, A gallery for zines, ephemera, and artists’ books relating to Waterbury Record and CD Exchange Club, House, Dance. punk and the avant-garde. We buy zine collections. Fenwick . D9 Big City Records Specializing in 12” singles: Rap, Disco, Boogie, House. Also Vinylcentric Soul, Jazz, and Disco LPs. Sat. only. Harrigan . F14 Davison . D27 Soul, Jazz, and Rock vinyl. Eclectic LPs: Folk, Private Label, Rock, Indie, Jazz, Avant Brazilian Pressings and Out, Oddball. Priced to move, $3 to $10, a few higher. Filho . C15 Rasslin Records Sun. only. Brazilian music LPs: Tropicalia, Bossa Nova, Brazilian Soul. Harris . .L1 Also: Rock, Pop, Heavy Metal, and Punk CDs. Vinyl: Outsider, International, Truck Driving, Boners, Xian Deadly Dragon Sound Ventriloquist, Childrens, Rasta Reggae Ragga Dancehall, DeBeck . C13 Bodden/Foris How-to, many $1. Jamaican music specialists! Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae, Foris . C20, C21 Jammyland Music Roots, Breaks, Dub, Dancehall, Digital. ‘60s, ‘70s, ‘80s, 45s: Latin, Jazz Rock, Novelty, Funk, Reggae. LPs: Latin (all and ‘90s 7”, 12”, and LPs. styles), Jazz (all styles), Hippie Head, Punk, Prog. Cheapies, Heaps . L2, L3 Cheapies. Reggae, Rocksteady, Ska, Dancehall, new and used OPs, Greg’s Vinyl Gems CEs, 12”, 7”, cassettes, plus regular old stuff, too! Demos . D39 RetroRebirth.com LPs and 45s: Rock, Psychedelic, Blues, Jazz, Soul, R&B, Fossella . E1 Moses Carryout (formerly Used World Music, Latin. 45s: DooWop, Garage, Northern Soul, “The Coaster Guy” returns with another batch of funky, retro, Kids) R&B, Rock, Rockabilly, obscure County. psychedelic, pop art infused music themed drink coasters. House . D12 Soundtracz Central Great Jazz! Rock, Psych, Punk, Alternative, Soul, Funk, Folk, Collectorscum.com Hippie, World, Avant, Cheesecake, Blues. Reggae. DeSalvo . C10, C9 Frohwirth . .L10 Top rare ‘60s and ‘70s Rock, Hard Rock, Psych, Garage, rare Punk, Powerpop, DIY, Synth, New Wave and related genres, Sundazed Music Soundtracks, Exotica. old and new. We love trades. Apecial guest this year: Irwin . B14, B15 ryebreadrodeo.com. Independant The complete Sundazed catalog plus rare original pressings. Desroches . S8 Giles . F15 Zodiac Records French, Classic Rock, Blues, Jazz, Eclectic, Soundtrack, Jacobs . S10 Disco, Latin, Electronic, ‘60s and ‘70s. LP Cover Lover Glass . G1 Rock, Pop, Jazz, Latin, Oddball, rare LPs, comics, memora- bilia, and “deals-a-poppin.’” Sat. only. Rama Music LP Cover Lover is the Web’s great gallery of weird and Dizier . S9 wonderful cover art from around the world. Sat. only! European records: Rock UK, original press, Euro and Italo Disco, Library Music. Fri. only. 3 Rockaway Records Dust-to-Digital Norton Records Johnson . L12 ,L13 Ledbetter . D3 Miller . B11, B12 Rare ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s vinyl. LPs, 45s, Beatles, Psych, Box sets, CDs, DVDs, LPs. Culture, traditions, history, folk- Norton celebrates our 25th anniversary with racks of New Prog. Also posters and memorabilia. lore, religion, symbols, language, stories, genealogy, riutals, York wax, Kicks, books, and tons of surprises. Mucho rarities songs, legends, technology, and identity. and oddities! Kaplan . E2 Classic Rock, Jazz, Blues, etc. From the ‘50s thru the ‘80s, Vassals of Vinyl Bonzers, Inc. on LP, CD, and 45s. Levine . S1, S2, S3 Minicucci . C14 Soul, Garage,, R&B, DooWop, Blues, Instrumentals, Specializing in Punk, Hardcore, Metal, and related Kaplow . D21 Country, Rockabilly, Jazz, Soundtracks, Latin, Exotica, torpedo fighters. Reggae, Comedy, Spoken, Christmas. 45s, LPs, CDs, paper Rare Record Research memorabilia. Disques Du Monde Kaufmann . C2, C3 Mizuno . B16 Lewis . C16 Rare 33s and 45s: Rock, Blues, Jazz, Soul, Psych, Garage, Jazz, Soul, Funk, Psych, Rock, etc. Fri. only. plus 78 rpm Jazz, Blues, and Country from the ‘201, ‘30s 50 Miles of Elbow Room and ‘40s. J.Malls/Jerry’s Records Lore .
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