Picture Show: Record Store Day at Good Records

With a day-long lineup of local acts, Good Records went big in its celebration of National Record Store Day last Saturday -- right on until Erykah Badu's set got broken up that night.With a stage inside, a stage in the parking lot, and free food and beer, there was plenty...

By Patrick Michels

April 21, 2009

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With a day-long lineup of local acts, Good Records went big in its celebration of National Record Store Day last Saturday -- right on until Erykah Badu's set got broken up that night.

With a stage inside, a stage in the parking lot, and free food and beer, there was plenty going on, and we've got the day in photos covered two ways:

First, our slideshow of bands including The Cannabinoids with Erykah Badu, Jonathan Tyler and the Northern Lights, and others, along with shots from the crowd.

Second, a rarity here on the blog, and a great look at the crowd that came out: this portrait set from Allison V. Smith. Make sure you check this one out.

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