The Wall of Sound record shop sits behind a narrow, unassuming storefront on East Pine Street, identifiable by the hand-painted sign and the cluttered window display that changes whenever the owners feel like it. For decades, this shop served as the primary gathering point for Seattle musicians who refused to shop at big-box retailers. When Nirvana was still just another local band, Kurt Cobain spent his afternoons here digging through the punk and underground vinyl crates until the staff finally started chasing him out.
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