'I Love Vinyl' Parties Keep the Groove Alive

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May 17, 2012, 4:55 pm

‘I Love Vinyl’ Parties Keep the Groove Alive

The East Village lost one record store this month and is losing another, but several remain. The Local visited a couple of them, A-1 Records and Turntable Lab, to talk to DJs from the spin-centric “I Love Vinyl” party, which celebrates its third anniversary at Le Poisson Rouge in Greenwich Village on May 26. Watch the video to hear why vinyl will never die.

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