If you are a fan of Vinyl, you probably have probably spent a considerable amount of time trying to find the best record store in your city to fit your tastes. Some stores might only carry multiple copies of Bing Crosby Christmas records while another might only specialize in DJ orientated artists. It is definitely hit or miss, but thankfully a website has taken the time to break down the locations of record stores in multiple cities, allowing you to explore and find the best store to fit your tastes.

Wax.fm, a site dedicated to vinyl, has mapped out the location of various record stores in the top 50 populous cities across the US.

Wax.fm: Find vinyl stores in your city.

Guess what shows up when you enter “worst band in the world” into google? No, Nickleback DOES NOT show up. The greatest Christian rock band of the late 90’s does, CREED. Go ahead and give it a try.

Fun Fact: Kevin Barnes from Of Montreal was in a band in the 8th grade with Mark Tremonti of Creed. It is safe to say they both went their separate paths….

Quite a long read but well worth it.

I know we developed our own style but we still in a way parodied American music … this is interesting: in the early days in England, all the groups were like Elvis and a backing group, and the Beatles deliberately didn’t move like Elvis. That was our policy because we found it stupid and bullshit. Then Mick Jagger came out and resurrected “bullshit movement,” wiggling your arse. So then people began to say the Beatles were passé because they don’t move. But we did it as a conscious move.

When we were younger, we used to move, we used to jump around and do all the things they’re doing now, like going on stage with toilet seats and shitting and pissing. That’s what we were doing in Hamburg and smashing things up. It wasn’t a thing that Pete Townshend worked out, it is something that you do when you play six or seven hours. There is nothing else to do: you smash the place up, and you insult everybody. But we were groomed and we dropped all of that and whatever it was that we started off talking about, which was what singing … what was it? What was the beginning of that?

Read the full interview here.

Download:

MP3: The Rolling Stones: Jumping Jack Flash (With John Lennon’s intro) From Rock and Roll Circus