Best Place to Get Lost in the Stacks
PDQ
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After a brief disappearance following a buyout, PDQ is back. Their collection of vinyl has been trimmed, but in this case, less is more. It's still one of the best places in town to go and just browse for a good, long while. You don't even need to buy anything; just go and reminisce. Or better yet, go and educate yourself about the history of music. You'll find albums from your childhood, albums that remind you of those remarkable "firsts," and albums you never even knew existed. It's a music lover's Shangri-la.
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