I remember going to Wax Trax! with my sister. We were completely different people. We didn’t care and neither did Wax Trax!. The last time we were there, Chet Coppock double parked and blocked my car in. If he was still with us, I’m sure he would be signing this as well.
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Patrick Fellows
4 years ago
Chicago’s punk rock center . So much music and entertainment generated from this establishment. It’s historic already in everyone who’s ever listened to any waxtrax song. Why destroy that?
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John Kenzie
4 years ago
The city is a different and better place because of what happened in this building and who it attracted.
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Paul Wegloski
4 years ago
Wax Trax was my favorite record store in Chicago. I do remember going upstairs to the second floor, where they had a "boutique" with clothes you can buy. I still have a skinny tie or two that I bought there (yes, skinny, 80's style ties).
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Zack Kopp
4 years ago
Yeah!
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Rich Schumann
4 years ago
I sure loved that place and still have records from it.
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Addison Draper
4 years ago
I spent a lot of time and most of my allowance at Wax Trax! It was worth every penny and it’s definitely an historical landmark to me.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
It's a building filled with music history. We have lost too much of our history, please not this too.
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Christine VonGunden
4 years ago
This is where it all began. SRSLY
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Bob Chiarito
4 years ago
WaxTrax! is so important to music fans around the world and a true Chicago treasure that should be honored.
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Marijana Sprajc
4 years ago
Best wishes WAX TRAX! from NYC - your store may be in Chicago but your influence is felt far across the borders of your city!
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Ang
4 years ago
I am signing my name asking that the original Waxtrax store be saved
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Sheryl Bury-Michals
4 years ago
this would so awesome - Wax Trax IS music history!!
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Layne Zuelke
4 years ago
Thanks for being part of the soundtrack of my life. Wax Trax made it ok to be a misfit.
Long time customer of Wax Trax.
Hugely influential lane and store!
Simply-For my teenage years in thee 80's...
You better not tear this down
I remember going to Wax Trax! with my sister. We were completely different people. We didn’t care and neither did Wax Trax!. The last time we were there, Chet Coppock double parked and blocked my car in. If he was still with us, I’m sure he would be signing this as well.
Chicago’s punk rock center . So much music and entertainment generated from this establishment. It’s historic already in everyone who’s ever listened to any waxtrax song. Why destroy that?
The city is a different and better place because of what happened in this building and who it attracted.
Wax Trax was my favorite record store in Chicago. I do remember going upstairs to the second floor, where they had a "boutique" with clothes you can buy. I still have a skinny tie or two that I bought there (yes, skinny, 80's style ties).
Yeah!
I sure loved that place and still have records from it.
I spent a lot of time and most of my allowance at Wax Trax! It was worth every penny and it’s definitely an historical landmark to me.
It's a building filled with music history. We have lost too much of our history, please not this too.
This is where it all began. SRSLY
WaxTrax! is so important to music fans around the world and a true Chicago treasure that should be honored.
Best wishes WAX TRAX! from NYC - your store may be in Chicago but your influence is felt far across the borders of your city!
I am signing my name asking that the original Waxtrax store be saved
this would so awesome - Wax Trax IS music history!!
Thanks for being part of the soundtrack of my life. Wax Trax made it ok to be a misfit.
Preserve this Chicago institution for the future.
Yes!!!!!!