Radio Thrift, Santa Rosa
Remember when stealing music was a big deal? Remember Lars Ulrich crying like a big Danish baby because he was losing a few pennies and couldn’t buy another Basquiat? Well, don’t worry, because now we pay a massive tech company to steal the music for us, and they get to collect all our data in the process. Much better. Problem solved.
Maybe the guilt of using a predatory service with a CEO who calls music “content” has finally become too much. Maybe the frustratingly low audio quality of Spotify has started grating the ears. Perhaps there is simply too much space in the house, and it needs to be filled with massive stereo equipment from the ’90s and piles of records. No matter the reason, Radio Thrift has it covered.
It’s small, but Radio Thrift is an absolute goldmine of tape decks, speakers, records, cassettes, vintage clothes and all manner of cool crap that can fill the void created by years of being told to minimize and only get entertainment from the little nightmare box we all have in our pocket. Plus, the attached smog check shop lets off some excellent fumes that can really enhance the shopping experience.
