[TEKWRX]

I know it's short notice, but I just landed in Chicago and we'll be here for a few days. What are some good record stores to checkout? We'll probably hit up Reckless Records, anything else decent?

[throneofmight]

Metal Haven was a good shop overthere but it is closed down now. Mark still sell stuff via email at metalhavenstore@yahoo.com. Perhaps you can contact him and check out what he has available somehow.
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[MoshItUp]

permanent records on chicago and damen. it's not heavy on the metal end, but it is a record store. they have some cool stuff in there.

bucket o' blood on milwaukee/california. again, not solely metal, but cool stuff.

record breakers on state/cermak. lot's of general stuff, but somewhere to stop in if you're feeling adventerous to dig.

dave's records on clark/wellington. a little pricey, but sometimes there's good stuff.

some places to check out and all in different parts of the city. this way you'd see a lot of the city as well.
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[blodhemn9]

Definitely hit up Reckless Records. There are 3 locations, but the one on Milwaukee usually has the best metal selection. The one on Broadway is worth checking out too.
They are pretty current on new releases, but the used metal lps are hit or miss. Just depends on what people sell. I've found tons of great used stuff there over the years.

[Professor Black]

I haven't been in Permanent in about a year but I always thought their selection was thin and way overpriced. They are good for bags and sleeves type stuff though.
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[TEKWRX]

Thanks for all the replies.

We ended up just going to Reckless on Milwaukee. Didn't have a ton of money to spend, but they did have a few things I wanted. Only ended up getting a sealed copy of Burzum "Umskitar" on grey vinyl (I really liked the last two), and a Nuclear Blast pressing of Dimmu Borgir "For All Tid" on red vinyl. I don't really like Dimmu at all, but I keep reading that early stuff isn't bad, so I took a shot being it's an early pressing for a decent price. Spinning it now, and I'm really digging it. Too bad they seemed to get lame so quickly...

[MoshItUp]

good scores. reckless has a ton of re-issues. you can spend a lot of time in there looking around at everything. did you happen to look at the records on the walls, in the cases and behind the counter? they sometimes have some jems up there. that's sometimes. what else did you do while you were here?
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