Licorice Pizza Record Store

A Look Back at Licorice Pizza the SoCal Record Store PT. Licorice Pizza a Southern California record and video store chain that got its name from a 1960s record album is being sold to the Musicland Group the nations largest specialty retailer of.

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Licorice pizza record store. Licorice Pizza employees were told to give the records away to anyone who might be interested. 9500 Sunset headed east Image 0201. November 08 2011 065842 pm.

The real-life location pops up in films such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High Given Andersons love for theatrical exhibition its no surprise hes screening the Licorice Pizza trailer exclusively in theaters before it drops online. The Licorice Pizza Hangout has 603 members. You can see what the.

I enjoyed the post and thought some of my fellow rvinyl subscribers would too. Its a long blog post about working at the Southern California record store chain Licorice Pizza in 1977 and accompanied with great pictures as well. Apparently it was awesome in the seventies but was bought out by Sam Goodie in the eighties.

The title was revealed to be Licorice Pizza which references the record store chain founded in Southern California in the 1970sof course fitting for the films setting. The new name comes from a long-gone chain of LA. Jan 12 2013 - Located on Lakewood at Firestone Blvd.

Licorice Pizza took its name from an old Bud Travis folk album. The chain was a major player in record retailing during the 1970s opening dozens of stores including a large location on Sunset and La Cienega boulevards kitty-corner from the Whisky a Go Go in West. Wikipedia has run with the new title although their page is still titled Soggy Bottom.

They had tattoos and piercings and weird hair and clothes long before that stuff became mainstream but they knew more about music than the staff at any other record store save Tower. This was the ultimate in cool for a big chain franchise. Licorice Pizza was my favorite record store in the 70s80s the location on Tustin and Taft in Orange CA.

Prior to that it was featured in an Abbott and Costello routine where they unsuccessfully tried to sell records noting Well we could sprinkle cornstarch on the bottom and sell them as Licorice Pizzas With the. But as LA. 1961-81 may very well be the last generation to remember buying licorice pizza and frequenting the record store.

Licorice Pizza was a record store chain founded in Southern California. Andersons friend and fellow filmmaker. Christopher Nolans Next Film To Tackle Atomic Bomb.

Drivers did a double take when pinball arcades gas shortages and a. As for the title Licorice Pizza was a real-life record store in Los Angeles that has since closed. Nobody really knows for sure how many were disposed of and how many exist today.

This is a place for employees customers and music lovers to share. I randomly found this very cool blog post today. There was The Wherehouse Licorice Pizza and Larrys Discount Records and as you moved east a proliferation of shops targeting Sunsets surrounding Latino neighborhoods including Discos Latinos and Pacific Record Shop Echo Parks home to discos y tapes latinos Tower Records 1974 Ed Ruscha.

It gets its name from an old Abbott and Costello routine where they try to sell records unsuccessfully saying Well we could sprinkle cornstarch on the bottom and sell them as Licorice Pizzas. The remaining stores were purchased by Trans World Entertainment which also runs FYE Saturday Matinee and Suncoast Motion Picture Company. It was purchased by Best Buy in 2000 sold to Sun Capital in 2003 and filed for bankruptcy in 2006 closing most of its stores.

Sam Goody was a music and entertainment retailer in the United States and United Kingdom operated by The Musicland Group inc. The last to relate to the disaster of being one who lived in rural Kansas 75 miles from the nearest store that carried the needle for your record player. The staff kinda scared me.

Licorice Pizza which appeared in Fast Times at Ridgemont High was one of the coolest places to get records and tapes in the. Was Licorice Pizza a record store back in the 70s in Downey CA. It offers a cool insight to some more groovy times.

T-shirts posters stickers home decor and more designed and sold by independent artists around the world. Ruimy has linked to a Reddit guy named The_Horace_Wimp who claims to have attended a London screening of a 35mm print of American Graffiti earlier today and that. Ahhh the disappearing record store.

The name of a record store chain that was founded in California. Andersons New Movie Is Named After. After the promotion period was over there were still quite a few copies of the record left which the stores promptly THREW IN THE TRASH.

Licorice Pizza was a record store chain founded in Southern California. Apparently it was awesome in the seventies but was bought out by Sam Goodie in the eighties. James Greenwood liked the phrase and named his record store after it opening the first Licorice Pizza in Long Beach in 1969.

Generation X b. Mag explains Licorice Pizza shares its name with a now-shuttered southern California record store. I miss this place.

Part of the Streets of Los. So what made this place better than the other Record. Saved by Deanna Fountain.

For everyone that loved the most AWESOME West Coast record store chain in all of history. It was primarily located in Southern California so most of you peeps probably have never heard of Licorice Pizza. The original had no picture sleeve or packaging of any kind.

The real-life location pops up in films such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High Given. Back then Licorice Pizza was a Southern California-based record store chain with 34 locations including one on the Sunset Strip. Licorice Pizza and other Record Shops.

Licorice Pizza was a popular record store chain that was founded in 70s California. High quality Licorice Pizza Record Store-inspired gifts and merchandise. As for the title Licorice Pizza was a real-life record store in Los Angeles that has since closed.

All orders are custom made and most ship worldwide within 24 hours. It gets its name from an old Abbott and Costello routine where they try to sell records unsuccessfully saying Well we could sprinkle cornstarch on the bottom and sell them as Licorice Pizzas. It gets its name from an old Abbott and Costello routine where they unsuccessfully try to sell records Well we could sprinkle cornstarch on the bottom and sell them as Licorice Pizzas.

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