https://www.bizjournals.com/sacramento/news/2019/06/18/dimple-records-shutting-down.html
If you're not from the Sacramento area, you probably aren't familiar with Dimple Records, but they've been around since 1974. When Tower went under, Dimple ultimately took over three of their locations, which seemed like a really good omen at the time, but I guess not.
It's interesting that they throw part of the blame on the minimum wage, but don't mention their habit of demanding full price for MP3-sourced bootleg CD-Rs clumsily burned TAO. Maybe that just got left out by the editor.
Whatever the reason, this leaves Sacramento--a major metropolitan area--with no full-size, full-service media stores at all.
If you're not from the Sacramento area, you probably aren't familiar with Dimple Records, but they've been around since 1974. When Tower went under, Dimple ultimately took over three of their locations, which seemed like a really good omen at the time, but I guess not.
It's interesting that they throw part of the blame on the minimum wage, but don't mention their habit of demanding full price for MP3-sourced bootleg CD-Rs clumsily burned TAO. Maybe that just got left out by the editor.
Whatever the reason, this leaves Sacramento--a major metropolitan area--with no full-size, full-service media stores at all.