Description
While New York City is a live music mecca, sometimes there's nothing like slamming a beer while listening to tunes on a great jukebox. The big computer, custom-made by East Village watering hole Hi Fi's owner, currently holds MP3 tracks from over 1,800 albums, a collection that grows weekly. While the selection leans heavily toward New York indie, it's not unusual for a Deee-Lite track to follow the Strokes or Gomez. And at $1 for three tracks, it's a damn sight cheaper than Radio City or the Bowery Ballroom.
