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210 Thompson St. New York, NY 10012

212-254-1100 

http://www.generationrecordsnyc.com  

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210 Thompson St. New York NY 10012

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At Generation Records, you can find that elusive Limp Bizkit windbreaker, Earth Crisis tops resembling PETA propaganda, or a tee that reads "COOTER" in lightning letters across the front. The shirt declaring "What's in my heart goes to my grave" references not ladies, but straight edge. The things kids rock on about these days!








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  • 2004 | Best record store to stock up on used Sisters of Mercy CDs

    Besides housing Lola, a slobbery but lovable cat, GENERATION RECORDS boasts a used bin that consistently yields Christian Death, Death in June, Jucifer, and the Jayhawks at cut-rate prices. I've yet to shop for new merchandise on the main floor, but the basement's extensive used-vinyl and CD sections are carefully subdivided into rock, goth, experimental, punk, metal, and industrial. A bonus: The freckly cashier with the red mohawk shatters bitchy-record-store-employee conceptions with his... More »

  • 2001 | Best Band T-Shirts

    At GENERATION RECORDS, you can find that elusive Limp Bizkit windbreaker, Earth Crisis tops resembling PETA propaganda, or a tee that reads "COOTER" in lightning letters across the front. The shirt declaring "What's in my heart goes to my grave" references not ladies, but straight edge. The things kids rock on about these days! More »

  • 2000 | Best Resident Pets at a Music Retailer

    The initial allure of Generation Records is simple: offbeat tunes at decent prices, sans the shoebox conditions of Other Music or the icky Astor Place milieu of Mondo Kim's. The shop's real spirit, though, resides in its feline fauna: Reed acts the mascot, he of sleek black coat and haughty demeanor; yet one can't help wondering if this cat's really a troubled soul, sensitive about the extra digits sprouting from his otherwise dainty paws. Tawny fluffball Archie, on the other hand, could be... More »

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