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The collector, from Bolton, said: “It’s usually a really good day. I don't officially partake in the event because you have to pay and there’s a big outlay for not a great deal of return, and with Vinyl Exchange and Piccadilly Records on my doorstep, they’ve got it all boxed up really. From their early beginnings in the local music scene to international acclaim, Palace's journey has been marked by artistic growth and exploration. Their introspective lyrics and haunting melodies have resonated with listeners on a deep level, earning them a dedicated fan base around the globe. Sounds of The Universe has been providing groovy records to the people of Soho for over twenty-five years. It’s one of the best record shops central London boasts. When it first started it was definitely a reaction to the fact no-one was buying records, but in a way it’s done its job. People are buying records and they’re outselling CDs for the first time in over 30 years.

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If the floor is exposed to lots of traffic, an acrylic emulsion polish can be used to protect the floor. The major corporations like Warner Brothers, Sony and Universal Music Group have all jumped on it too. Then there’s the Record Store Day ‘flippers’ you see once a year who sell them on online.” When I opened here nine years ago, I didn’t want to be in competition with the other retailers, but just to add to the experience and I think we do that. The staff at Sound of The Universe are incredibly helpful. Whether you’re looking for a techno beat, or seeking out a vintage jazz record, you’re sure to find it at Sound of the Universe. I don’t think they listen to the independent shops enough and a lot of releases are rehashes of what’s already been before.

It’s a good boost for the shops for the day, and in places like Bury and Leigh where there’s only one or two indie record shops it’s really good. But the shops open seven days a week. It’s not just one day, we’re open all year.” Taking place on Saturday, April 22, Piccadilly Records are expecting to see shoppers queue as early as Friday to get their hands on never-before-released vinyl, while Vinyl Revival have even produced their own record for the event.Shop owner Richard Farnell with the pictures of Phil Lynott which were found amongst some vinyl's of Thin Lizzy that were dumped at his Vinyl Exchange store on Oldham Street in Manchester. (Image: Manchester Evening News)