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20 MusicWeek 27.04.12 GALLERYRECORDSTOREDAY


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PICCADILLY MANCHESTER EASTERNBLOC MANCHESTER


TRUE LOVE WAITS: Piccadilly Records in Manchester saw music fans queue through the night to be first to get their hands on Record Store Day exclusives. According to ERA, the most popular item was Songs From The Great White North by Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, followed by R U Mine/Electricity by Arctic Monkeys. Other special product on the day included


re-releases from The Sex Pistols, David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen and The Clash. Like many other stores, Eastern Bloc in Manchester kept punters entertained with some live DJ sets, whilst Rough Trade East in London hosted live performances from the likes of Keane and Johnny Flynn. Record Store Day co-ordinator and manager


DERRICKS SWANSEA


of RTE Spencer Hickman said: “I can’t believe just how busy RSD was again this year. There were queues round the block with fans both young and old enjoying the unique atmosphere indie stores provide, ensuring that RSD has become the date music buyers are marking in their diaries. “With vinyl sales again on the rise for the


fifth year in a row indie record stores and RSD are proving to be more relevant than ever for the discerning music buyer.”


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