Did you know that 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of the Munny? To celebrate our favorite 5-year-old friend, The Record Exchange is offering buy one get one free classic 7-inch Munny figures during Munny Munth (through June 30)!
And that’s not all. Starting June 10, you can visit kidrobot.com and enter the Munny Customizing Contest! This HUGE contest features celebrity judges and, in kidrobot’s own words, bajillions of prizes!
Purchase Brian Jonestown Massacre‘s latest CD Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? at The Record Exchange and get a free ticket to the band’s June 15 show at the Knitting Factory!
We have the CD and the tickets here at the store — one-stop shopping yo, and a great deal to boot.
Visit The Record Exchange today during the NoonTunes Flash Sale (11 a.m. to 2 p.m.) and get a free Extreme limited-edition numbered 12-inch box set when you buy three for $4.99 each — that’s 4 for the price of 3 if you like to think of things in those terms.
So, this is a pretty special Flash Sale — maybe the specialist (yeah, it’s a word, jackass) Flash Sale we’ve ever held, or anyone has ever held. Ever. In the entire universe.
In our used vinyl section (look under Used New Arrivals, sub-category 90s/New Millennium Rock) there are four Extreme 12-inch box sets. Numbered. Limited edition. With posters and unreleased tracks. “Stop the World.” “Hole Hearted.” All that.
But here’s the rub: Only one lucky customer — that’s one person in the entire universe – will get to take advantage of this great deal. And yeah, “great” is a pretty lame adjective to use whilst discussing the best band in the universe. Ever. Seriously, when the apocalypse comes, these glorious bastards will be the house band, and they’ll slit the throats of the four horsemen and take their jobs, too. That’s not even mentioning the hair. Oh, the hair.
If you’re unfamiliar with the NoonTunes Flash Sale, it’s a special three-hour Monday sale when we offer super deals on everything from CDs and vinyl records to cool gift shop items and beverages at our espresso bar.
We hold the sale every Monday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and reveal the details in the morning over our blog, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, Pony Express courier, etc.
We chose Monday for NoonTunes because, well, Mondays suck. And what better way to get out of the office than to come down to your favorite independent record store and score deep discounts during your lunch break!
It’s the third and final day of The Record Exchange annual Sidewalk Sale, and we’re staying inside. Seriously, we don’t want to melt. You don’t either, especially since this is your last day to take advantage of 20% off the entire store. You need to be dry yo.
On the “sidewalk” — the symbolic sidewalk, for now — you’ll find scores of savings and deep discounts, everything from 50-cent vinyl LPs and $1 CDs to Gift Shop clearance closeouts like collectible toys, cards, books, magazines, jewelry, stickers and $5.99 rock tees! That’s in addition to the 20% storewide sale. We close at 7 today, so get here before we turn into a pumpkin!
Day 2 of The Record Exchange annual Sidewalk Sale has arrived, and so has the sunshine — but we’re still playing it safe and keeping everything indoors, as the forecast is calling for more rain later in the day. Maybe we’ll end up outside, maybe we won’t, but in either case, from now through Sunday you can enjoy 20% off the entire store!
On the “sidewalk” — the symbolic sidewalk, for now — you’ll find scores of savings and deep discounts, everything from 50-cent vinyl LPs and $1 CDs to Gift Shop clearance closeouts like collectible toys, cards, books, magazines, jewelry, stickers and $5.99 rock tees! That’s in addition to the 20% storewide sale. Proper.
Out on the “real” sidewalk, it’s First Saturday at The Record Exchange, and the Go Listen Boise buskers are filling the air with the sounds of local music badassitude. We still have a couple of hour slots open this afternoon, so if you’re musically inclined and want to get in on the busking action, come on down and sign up!