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| Stan, of Stan's Square Records in Jersey City is the Tri-State Area's great protector of all things Doo-Wap. He's a freak for vinyl, and is a cassette sound enthusiast if it means he doesn't have to listen to something on CD. "Tape Hiss is like bread on butter," said Stan to a customer who wanted to make a dub of a rare record he had for Stan. The guy wanted to make it on CD and Stan went on for ten minutes about the beautiful buzz and hum on 60 minute TDK. |
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| Stan has the stuff. His prices aren't exactly cheap, but at this point, what is he supposed to do? Give it away? People are always talking about things being good because they're cheap, and I'm not sure if I agree anymore. If a thing is good, why should it be so cheap? I love scoring a good record for a good price, but if you want to listen to the good hard-to-find stuff you should cough up the dough to the guys who've found it, or protected it for all these years. |
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| Beautiful old juke. |
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| This is behind Stan's second counter. |
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| J.C. |
