from southern indiana.we drove up there many times in the 80s.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
The store, it's welcoming and non-judgmental atmosphere, and all the people I met within were an important part of growing up in Chicagoland.
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Mike White
4 years ago
Long before i lived here, I used to travel to Chicago back in the late 80's/Early 90s just to visit friends and shop at Wax Trax!
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Julian Glomb
4 years ago
This is an important building to the history of the Chicago music scene! Too many buildings that make the city culturally significant and relevant have been destroyed.
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Daniel Armstrong
4 years ago
Please designate the Wax Trax building as an official historic Chicago Landmark. This store is an integral piece of Chicago history.
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Jesus Mendoza
4 years ago
I definitely was a vinyl record shopper Wax Trax! Records (note the “!” in the name, Wax Trax Records in Denver still exists) from the early 80s to 1995 at their location on 2449 N Lincoln Ave, near the DePaul campus by the intersection of Halsted, Fullerton and Lincoln Ave before it moved to 1659 N. Damen Avenue in Wicker Parker where I then stopped shopping.
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John Griesheimer
4 years ago
Just watched the doc. Legendary!
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Michael Falcone
4 years ago
Glad to see this movement catching on!
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Whitaker Erik
4 years ago
Landmark status please!
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Brian Scott Novak
4 years ago
Lifelong fan of WaxTrax!
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Kendal Conley
4 years ago
Soundtrack of my life!
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Patrick Hawkins
4 years ago
The place had a vibe like no place else!
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Shannon Smith
4 years ago
Please don't demolish this building! It is a landmark to so many people around the world.
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Brandy Eastman
4 years ago
Music is one of our foundations as a species. Keep this part of history safe
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Adam Cagle
4 years ago
I never got a chance to visit the store. But I still consider this a staple in my life.
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Heather
4 years ago
Let’s get it done!
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Smith David
4 years ago
Absolute and undeniable historical and cultural significance. Please save.
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Groovie Mann
4 years ago
i wish they would give us the Building? XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX darling kandie pants!
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Roger LeLievre
4 years ago
Very important to me.
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Alice Nieukirk
4 years ago
This should have been designated an official historic landmark years ago.
from southern indiana.we drove up there many times in the 80s.
The store, it's welcoming and non-judgmental atmosphere, and all the people I met within were an important part of growing up in Chicagoland.
Long before i lived here, I used to travel to Chicago back in the late 80's/Early 90s just to visit friends and shop at Wax Trax!
This is an important building to the history of the Chicago music scene! Too many buildings that make the city culturally significant and relevant have been destroyed.
Please designate the Wax Trax building as an official historic Chicago Landmark. This store is an integral piece of Chicago history.
I definitely was a vinyl record shopper Wax Trax! Records (note the “!” in the name, Wax Trax Records in Denver still exists) from the early 80s to 1995 at their location on 2449 N Lincoln Ave, near the DePaul campus by the intersection of Halsted, Fullerton and Lincoln Ave before it moved to 1659 N. Damen Avenue in Wicker Parker where I then stopped shopping.
Just watched the doc. Legendary!
Glad to see this movement catching on!
Landmark status please!
Lifelong fan of WaxTrax!
Soundtrack of my life!
The place had a vibe like no place else!
Please don't demolish this building! It is a landmark to so many people around the world.
Music is one of our foundations as a species. Keep this part of history safe
I never got a chance to visit the store. But I still consider this a staple in my life.
Let’s get it done!
Absolute and undeniable historical and cultural significance. Please save.
i wish they would give us the Building? XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX darling kandie pants!
Very important to me.
This should have been designated an official historic landmark years ago.