Moving Stress and the Big Sale on Vinyl and More 

To many times to mention !

For a while there, my friends were telling me that they had to write my address in pencil.

I work for Lowe's delivery so I move every day, but we rent our trucks from Penske and if you don't have some one who has a cdl don't get a tractor trailer anyone can drive a box truck yes you will have to make more trips but anyone can drive it.

@@markschreck6186 I have someone with a CDL.

many times

I like the 🎶 Quincy scored for " The Anderson Tapes " ! Cool film starring Sean Connery.

Awesome! He was renting a spot over in Funk and Soul, but decided he'd rather buy closer to the CD wall in Spin Me Round.

@@SpinMeRoundStore I'd split him up and that the earlier stuff in jazz and later stuff in soul. As a store, you'd want to carve out genre sections and it works best in styles that has a technical bar. For instance, a rock group needed to play hard and fast in order to qualify as punk. The crossovers and more half-way incarnations would remain in pop. I separate smooth jazz from hard bop/acoustic jazz as most from the smooth side don't have the chops and were typical recording much later. I few could overlap like Herbie Hancock and Donald Byrd with each release going in the proper section. The same could be done for artists who do a gospel or Christmas record. However, you'd end up with someone like Lou Rawls all over the store. At Tower I once found Lou in pop, holiday, vocal, blues, jazz, oldies, R&B, on a new release end cap, in the budget bin, and in the import section. Yikes!

What about Zappa?

@@SpinMeRoundStore You got me on that ! 👍

Zz top?

I knew that!

SpinMeRoundStore Oh ok 😉👌

@@thebrokenwwefan8244 dude, I read the sarcasm!

SpinMeRoundStore Mm Hm 😉👍

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