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"Everyday Is Like Sunday" store to close!
posted by davidt on Saturday July 25 2009, @11:00AM

 the_hook writes:
The HMV store in Queens Road Southend on Sea that was featured in the video clip for "Everyday Is Like Sunday" is to close - at the the time of filming the store was owned by indie and second hand record retailers Golden Disc - who still have a shop in the same street a couple of doors down! Check it out before it's gone!

 
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Sadly.... (Score:1)
Not surprising really. A lot of the record shops in the UK are closing. I find this very very sad.
Boxers71 -- Saturday July 25 2009, @11:03AM (#337365)
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  • Re:Sadly.... by the_hook (Score:1) Saturday July 25 2009, @12:02PM
    • Re:Sadly.... by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday July 25 2009, @12:28PM
      • Re:Sadly.... by the_hook (Score:1) Sunday July 26 2009, @09:48AM
    • Re:Sadly.... by markmustb1 (Score:0) Tuesday July 28 2009, @09:21PM
      You learn something new everyday (Score:0)
      Well, I hadn't seen the the video to this song until just now, being only 19. I had often wondered what 'costal town' Morrissey was refering, but always thought it was be something more larger and significant like Brighton.

      I live quite near Southend and watching the video I can spot so many areas that are instantly recognisable today, and some bits that haven't changed since filming!
      Anonymous -- Saturday July 25 2009, @12:42PM (#337374)
      Vinyl (Score:0)
      Sad indeed. When in London where should I go to find 7", 12" vinyl? Any good address?? Best wishes, Rob Benders, Netherlands
      Anonymous -- Sunday July 26 2009, @01:12AM (#337404)
      • Re:Vinyl by Celibate Cry (Score:1) Sunday July 26 2009, @06:34AM
        record shops (Score:1)
        We should more of an effort to buy from shops instead of online.
        bouncy -- Sunday July 26 2009, @01:46PM (#337439)
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        We are all to blame (Score:1)
        It saddens me. We've done this. I swear if I ever win the lotto or save enough ca$h, I WILL open a record shop.
        Whenever I saw this vid, I daydreamed of going shopping around that area like Lucette did in the vid. I can honestly tell you 98% of my musical purchases are made at Amoeba or Melrose Music. I do have an Itunes account which I hardly ever use.
        This/us/the economy/the internets...its all a double edged sword....
        Gin N Tonic Jil -- Monday July 27 2009, @11:08AM (#337484)
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         You're not down with who I am but, look at you now you're all in my hands...tonight I'm a Rock N' Roll Star!!
        Morrissey (Score:0)
        This reminds me. Does anyone know the name of the fish and chips restaurant in South Kennsington where the Smiths broke up? I wanna visit all these places. The seaside record store, salford lads club, the grave maurice etc but i've no idea where that restaurant was.
        Anonymous -- Thursday July 30 2009, @06:54AM (#337548)

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