Before the Internet reinvented the
music-buying experience, the record
store reigned supreme as the headquarters
for the audio-obsessed. In
this pictorial romp through the history
of music sales, the authors leave no
record sleeve unturned. With heartfelt
commentary by the likes of Paul McCartney,
John Mellencamp, and Bruce
Springsteen, and a foreword by Peter
Buck of R.E.M., Record Store Days is
sure to bring out the nostalgic side of
your inner music fan—even if you’re
young enough to be a “digital native.”
(sterlingpublishing.com)