In today's world, independent music stores are a rarity. Children today are use to going into a mall where a huge national chain offers them music. These two independent music stores located in Charlotte, North Carolina are sure to take most of us back in time.
Manifest of Charlotte
Everyone remembers traveling to Manifest of Charlotte as a teenager living in Charlotte, North Carolina. If you were a music lover, nothing else could beat Manifest. The place just made you feel alive and the assortment of music opened tons of teen aged-eyes.
Before you even walk into Manifest of Charlotte, you will hear the tunes seeping through the walls and door. Once inside, you will find a wide arrangement of music, movies, games. Manifest of Charlotte also offers a wide variety of vinyls, books, memorabilia and clothing.
If you want to visit one of the best local independent music stores in Charlotte, North Carolina, Manifest of Charlotte is the place to go. Travel down to 6239 South Blvd. in Charlotte, North Carolina and experience it for yourself. Manifest is at the corner of Archdale and South Blvd.
Manifest of Charlotte is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. If you can't make it during those times, Manifest is open on Sundays as well from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m. You are sure to find any of your musical interests down at Manifest of Charlotte.
Be sure to check out Manifest of Charlotte's web site (www.manifestdisc.com) to see what is happening locally and to view the specials they offer. If you don't see the item you want on the web site, give Manifest of Charlotte a call at 704-522-8448. You will not be disappointed by visiting a Charlotte landmark like Manifest.
Lunchbox Records
Lunchbox Records, located at 1419-A Central Avenue in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a fairly new independent music store. Founded in 2005, Scott Wishart, his wife and a few friends, decided it was time that Charlotte, NC had a great place to buy rare music and showcase local talent. Lunchbox Records is a place you should visit if you truly love music and live shows.
Lunchbox Records is open Monday through Thursday from 12 p.m. until 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday hours are 12 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Sunday from 1 p.m. until 6 p.m. Be sure to check out their web site which details the live music shows and what local talent might be playing at www.lunchboxrecords.com.
Lunchbox Records in Charlotte, North Carolina is a great choice for your musical needs. You will find a wide variety of Cd's, lp's and other items that tie into the local music scene of Charlotte, NC. Give Lunchbox Records or Scott a call at 704-331-0788.
The local talent that plays at Lunchbox Records is totally worth a visit. Lunchbox Records has been a strong support of local musicians, which sets them apart from the national music store chains. Give Lunchbox Records a try.
Published by Scotty Starnes
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Post a CommentSounds like some great stores to score some obscure tracks! We used to have Raven records and Cyclops records here, but they've been gone for a while (unfortunately)!