Hades
Here's an Island Records catalogue I picked up in Hades in the early seventies.
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Downstairs it had these booth type listening areas where you asked them to play you an LP!! by Friedbreed » Fri Jul 18, 2014 8:55 pm
Paul Kerr 'In Bath Street, in the next block along from McCormicks, was a “progressive”record shop called Hades (previously mentioned). The decor consisted of oranges and purples and the guy behind the counter looked like he could have played in a rock band.
For Glasgow, this seemed very bold and It couldn’t have been more different from the
traditional McCormicks along the road. It had a ground level section and a basement and
as you walked down the stairs, you were watched by an enormous poster of Rory Gallagher.'
Remember Hades well.
Downstairs it had these booth type listening areas where you asked them to play you an
LP!!
Friedbreed
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Paul Kerr 'In Bath Street, in the next block along from McCormicks, was a “progressive”record shop called Hades (previously mentioned). The decor consisted of oranges and purples and the guy behind the counter looked like he could have played in a rock band.
For Glasgow, this seemed very bold and It couldn’t have been more different from the
traditional McCormicks along the road. It had a ground level section and a basement and
as you walked down the stairs, you were watched by an enormous poster of Rory Gallagher.'
Remember Hades well.
Downstairs it had these booth type listening areas where you asked them to play you an
LP!!
Friedbreed
Just settling in
Just settling in
Posts: 5
Joined: Wed Dec 30, 2009 7:36 pm
Klondyke Records