So when my roommate and I got up early to head to CHIRP's 12th Annual Record Fair & Other Delights, we expected more than to cross off a few harder-to-find records off our respective punch lists.
I am not an old white man (yet), and since I count myself a member of a growing number of younger vinyl fans who love obsessively padding and curating their collections of old records, it's a culture, man, and I planned to get my fix! I won't stand for any naysayers in my tent. You're excited at the prospect of sharing a room with a bunch of old white guys selling dusty records to even more old white guys for inflated prices and "posterity"? Seems like a recipe for boredom, or at least an empty wallet, no? I avoided the question, first because I knew, of course, that he was right, but second because I also knew there were certain indescribable elements and tiny excitements to an event like CHIRP's that I'd never be able to fully explain. When I'd told a friend I was planning on visiting a record fair for an entire afternoon one Saturday, they were dumbfounded. Milwaukee Ave., with music curated by the band.Įvent Mon Wax Idols: Navigating the 2014 CHIRP Record Fair's Delights Following the screening, there will be an afterparty at Parts & Labor, 2700 N. Fullerton Ave., has a couple tickets to give away, as well as more for sale for $10. The screening is from 4 to 6pm at the Logan Theatre, 2646 N. It's the perfect reason to start summer hours a little early. The Whites describe That Was Awesome as a "psychedelic dark comedy." The film offers a peek into the telepathic minds of the brother and sister duo, Miss Alex and Francis Scott Key, viewed through the lenses of five different filmmakers. By popular demand, the film is screening again at the Logan Theatre on Wednesday, May 20. If you missed the premiere of That Was Awesome, the new film by White Mystery, at CIMMfest earlier this year, you've got another chance. Music & Film Mon White Mystery's That Was Awesome Returns to the Screen May 20 Keep in mind, all food ordered at the bar, as well as the featured cocktail are 1/2 price as long as the featured album plays. The music is paired with a craft cocktail, the Dance Of The Seven Veils, concocted with Lairds Apple Brandy, Rittenhouse Rye, Sweet Vermouth, and Benedictine. Representative of a quintessential Chicago record, as well as showcasing the niche genre of necessary '90s grunge, Phair's Exile in Guyville inspired the next generation of female singer-songwriters.Īrrive at 5:30pm from December 8 - 10 as well as on December 13 to enjoy this album played out in full, complemented by Ada Street's consistently delectable cuisine. Together, we selected Liz Phair's iconic album, Exile in Guyville. In this week's case, the Gapers Block Transmission team has chosen! Each week, a seminal album will be chosen by a local individual within the music industry and paired with a craft cocktail, along with a stellar dinner deal. Looking for a new spot to enjoy happy hour at tonight along with a stellar soundtrack? Look no further than Chicago's ephemerally-beloved spot, Ada Street, promoter of the brand-new Total Run Time series. Event Tue Listen to Liz Phair for Total Run Time at Ada Street
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