[@PrinceAlexus] I'll take a swing at coming up with some locations. Swan Songs: Located in our beautiful historic district Swan Songs has been Sol’s number one provider of records and tapes since 1976. “My father Isaac was always adamant that a healthy city is artistically vibrant. And at least to me music is the most important of the Arts” says Rupert Kingsley 44 who inherited the business after his father at the age of 87 retired with his wife Mandy to the sunny shores of Florida in 2004. Rupert and his staff have curated a large collection of music from all genres; they also offer great selections from both mainstream staples and more eclectic artists. While they do not carry everything ever recorded Rupert ensures us that Swan Songs is always adding new stock and the store would be more than happy to appraise your collection if you wish to sell. Throughout the years, the shop has offered more than just albums; they have provided a spot for our more musically inclined residents to congregate and perhaps perform. Rupert prides himself on supporting local bands and the windows of the shop are normally plastered with ads for upcoming gigs or “musician wanted” posters. Swan Songs also sell albums, EPs, and singles from local bands and artists; some these great local selections include [i]Lyclene obscurilinea[/i] from the post-punk outfit Louis-Pierre Gravel, [i]Bottle Rocket[/i] the latest release from the darkwave band Kremlin, and the somber new album from M33 entitled [i]L'Estaque, Melting Snow[/i] Once or twice a month the store will transform itself into a live venue for a local or touring band to perform. “Newcomers to the city are always asking about the local scene and what bands they should check out” says Kingsley “Our helpful staff are always happy to point those folks in the right direction.” So if you are looking to expand your musical horizons you would be doing yourself a huge disservice by not visiting Swan Songs. They are located on 412 W 18th street next to Café Clover and Lawful Good Gaming.