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The Record Shop I've been selling music for close to thirty four years, 25 of them right here in the shop. We have loads of vinyl and inexpensive cds. While the sixties are my specialty, we have quite a lot of punk, new wave, jazz. fifties and R n' B. Throw away your price guides because we don't use 'em. I think they're highly over rated and way over priced. I don't want to have a museum here and all are priced to sell. I've got listening stations set up for vinyl and cds so you're not buying a "pig in a poke". You buy these to listen to..not to look at; so I guarantee each and evry item I put out. Sorry no "flavor of the week" stuff here; we're not a maul store and don't want to be.. This is the largest indie store in the state and it does take quite a bit of time to see everything there is to see. I really should re-locate to New York City or Boston, the stock is that good! But, here I am in Waterbury the back end of the universe. So it goes... I do buy large collections of vinyl..give me a call or drop me a line... The Brass City Tool Shop I sell records for a living but I have a passion for woodworking and old tools. I really enjoy sharing both with anyone who will listen, and sometimes even people who will not listen. I own the only record store I know of with a functioning, though small, woodworking bench. I offer some fine wood working tools, most over 75 years old, and some well over 100 years old. They all still do what they were intended to do. Most were made right here in Connecticut within a stones throw of where I sit. The tools that I sell are tools that I would be proud to have in my own collection, or that I do have in my collection. |
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