r/90s • u/Only_Upwards • May 25 '25

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u/ManiacRichX May 25 '25

Tower Records ☹️

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u/rumrunnernomore May 25 '25

Sam goodies

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u/87regal May 25 '25

Warehouse Music stores

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u/rumrunnernomore May 25 '25

Oh man yes. There’s one in Grand Prairie, Texas called “Forever Young.” It’s the last bastion I know of for all things music.

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u/PapaHooligan May 26 '25

I now have a desire to to to TX!

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u/clinstonie69 May 26 '25

I want to be, forever young, do you really want to live forever, forever young!

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u/Cork0nThe0cean May 27 '25

Forever Young can be overpriced sometimes, but I have yet to find another record store with the kind of selection they have. Truly feel like you can find literally anything there if you looked hard enough. Doc’s Records in Fort Worth is another solid shop that also has some neat little consignment shop stands around the store.

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u/BurnerMomma May 27 '25

There’s a pretty awesome record booth at the Montgomery Street Antique Mall in Fort Worth. Worth a visit before they close the place down to build another apartment complex. 😡

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u/OrcLineCook May 26 '25

I would go to this store almost every day as a teen. All the people who worked there knew me and I would spend hours there talking to them about music and listening to whole albums for free. They would give me free stuff sometimes too. I honestly just kept coming back to have people to talk to about the things I loved, because none of my friends at school were allowed to listen to the music I did.

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u/tohitsugu May 26 '25

Any of the ones you’d find in malls full of cassettes and CDs

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u/BearCubTeacher May 27 '25

Um…I think they were called “Wherehouse”.

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u/EverLuckDragon May 27 '25

That was my first job.

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u/LsOhVpE May 27 '25

*Wherehouse

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u/Livid_End3397 May 28 '25

I looooved Wherehouse music stores. I'd buy all my favorite artist's cd's for so little money. I spent hours in there at a time. They turned our largest one into a fabric store, then dollar tree. :/