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Warehouse Record Sale
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Saturday, October 29th 2011
9AM to 5 PM
Don't forget that you can order items at
www.platterpus.com
and pick them up the day of the sale.
New arrivals in Classic Rock and Reggae
We can guarantee some great pre-owned new arrivals.
Check the latest additions to the site here.
http://www.platterpus.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Search.SetRecentDate&format=&type=u&tab=1&button=7&style=
We're sorry to say that this might be the last warehouse sale for the foreseeable future. After large vinyl purchases from South Korea, New Zealand and a few local thrift stores, it doesn't make sense for us to stay in such a large facility. We are moving our operations to a smaller warehouse and we're not sure the new landlord will allow our bi-monthly sales. We have greatly enjoyed opening up our doors to fellow vinyl fanatics and we truly appreciate all of the new friends we have made. Hopefully in the not too distant future we will be able to pick up where we left off. Please stay tuned.
I can't wait to hang out and listen to some music with all my fellow victims of vinyl obsession!
Bring a friend, bring your brother, bring that crazy old guy from down the street that is always yammering on about how much better vinyl sounds than CDs.
Oh wait, that's me.
See you there!
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Evening warehouse hours:
Follow us on twitter for up to the minute
warehouse availability without an appointment.
at www.twittter.com/platterpusvinyl
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If you've never been to one of our sales, I urge you to come to the our next sale. I promise you will not be disappointed. In fact I will guarantee it right here. If you come to the sale and are not satisfied, I will give you a free gift and thank you for your time. We NEED to make space so you will not find better deals anywhere.
40 S. Addison Rd, Suite 200 Addison, IL 60101.
The warehouse contains 20,000 records not on the Platterpus site, including over 2,000 recent additions priced to move at $1 to $5. There will be games and prizes, but the real value is in sharing the day with your fellow victims of vinyl obsession.
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| Cool Reclaimed Vinyl Stuff |
Reclaimed LP
Jacket Notecards
Say it with style by sending your thoughts on these one of a kind
notecards made from vintage vinyl LP jackets.
No two sets alike.
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| Rock Bowls are back and yours for only $19.99. Click the link below to take you directly to the Paypal Order Page. You can also call 847-490-5696 to place your order. Each Vintage Vinyl LP Rock Bowl will arrive filled with candy, accompanied by a gift card bearing your holiday wish.
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You can also order a party pack of 10 empty rock bowls for your next party. Fill them with chips, candy, pretzels, rice cakes or whatever floats your boat. The party pack is only $39.99 delivered to the contiguous USA.
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Do you have a box of records in your attic?
A stack of 45's out in the garage?
A collection of obscure LPs languishing down in the basement?
If so,
WE WANT THEM!
We can't get enough vinyl. The search has become a bit of an obsession. Thrift stores, record shops, garage sales, flea markets, I've hit them all in the search for pieces of plastic that contain the greatest hits ever.
Contact us to come out and offer you cash on the spot for the items we are interested in. In the event that we cannot use your items, we'll offer you the opportunity to donate them, take them away, and provide you with a receipt for tax purposes. Check with your friends and family members and earn a great finders fee.
I used to have over 4000 CDs, and they left me cold. You've heard the story before. Sterile sound, not a large enough canvas for cover and liner notes, blah, blah, blah. The truth of the matter is that I felt no real need to own a CD. Once I listened to it and made mix CD's of my favorite songs, they sat on the shelf. That's why, apart from a few hundred or so that I held on to, they had to go. Most have been sold already, the balance are available at www.shadesofgreymusic.com.
Vinyl, on the other hand, takes me back. I can still pull out the oldest records in my collection and find solace in the artifacts of my youth.
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