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The Tower Falls

The Hollywood Reporter is, um, reporting that Tower Records will be liquidated.

Look, I love shopping at a good record shop as much or more as the next person, and think the limited selection that Wal-Mart and Barnes and Nobles offers is ridiculous. But the fact is, the act of shopping for music is fun for very few people, and for them, they're always shops like Zia's. I can't remember the last time I bought a CD from a physical record shop, it's always been either Amazon.com, iTunes or, um, other methods for years with me.

“The Tower Falls”