Shafiq Husayn - "Lil' Girl" Feat. Fatima & Stephen "Thundercat" Bruner from gregthedude on Vimeo.
2.02.2010
Shafiq in En-A-Free-Ka
I love this new album. I loved Shafiq's work with Badu on New Amerykah Part 1 and his work with The Sa-Ra Creative Partners. En-A-Free-Ka is his new solo project that I just got on vinyl. Love it! I especially like the albums lead single Lil' Girl.
12.14.2009
new vampire weekend single
their new album is slated to hit stores on january 12, 2010. looks like it is going to be good!
12.02.2009
9.24.2009
taking a break
...sort of. back in school full-time so i won't be visiting any record shops for a while. but here are some of my favourite songs for now.
8.28.2009
eva b
location: 2013 st. laurent, montreal
phone#: 514-849-8246
my finds:
none.
the preview:
eva b is going vinyl! although originally a second-hand clothing store/cafe, they will be branching out into selling vintage records as well. found his stash tucked away in the small corner of the shop. spoke with the owner to purchase a few records but was sadly rejected. he just got his record player and will be going over his inventory over the next couple of months. record sleeves were pretty beat up but the few records i looked at seemed to be in pretty good condition. decent starter collection included: fleetwood mac, paul mccartney, crosby stills nash and young, and the who.
8.26.2009
inbeat
location: 3814 boulevard saint-laurent, montreal
phone#: 514-499-2063
my finds:
none.
the review:
clean, modern looking vinyl shop that caters towards dj's and the like. a lot of techno and urban mixes. the hip hop selection offers instrumental tracks and various remixes of major hits. a few cd's, some clothing, and the odd piece of dj equipment also available inside. mogg audio is conveniently located right next door for a wider selection of equipment.
cheap thrills
location: 2044 metcalfe, montreal
phone#: 514-844-8988


my finds:
1. the velvet underground & nico (new cd) $13
2. curtis mayfield: roots (new) $10
the review:
located in a 2-storey house that's sandwiched between 50-storey office buildings. although only advertised as a bookstore/cd store, cheap thrills is predominately vinyl. has the biggest selection of brand new vinyl for a second-hand shop. very strong jazz, soul and hip hop selection. followed by a large selection of new indie rock. plenty of 60's rock available in cd form. new vinyl prices are average ($20-27) with a couple being sold for well below competitor's prices ($10-15). used vinyl prices also inconsistent. example: stevie wonder's songs in the key of life (douple lp) sold for $10 while madlib's shades of blue (double lp, new) is sold for $15.
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