Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for October 12, 2012

gasp A record store? And it’s still in business?

I love the lighting in the first panel.

i wish i could get the same “fidelity” in digital that we got with analog.its nice to not have the snap, pop, and hiss when you listen to a CD.but something is missing.

As a creature of the wilderness, how did Marigold become aquainted with urban record stores? I thought she was above and beyond human culture.My horse finds all lawns to be delicious too, and not always to the appreciation of the owners of those lawns.

In Columbus OH there’s a store that still sells records, named Magnolia Thunderpussy.

Marigold you can have the lawn just please don’t eat the daisies. Love the expressions in the last panel. Also I too have a record store still open near me. There trendy among people who think Vinal is better then digital. Also bet unicorn horns can play records very well.

There’s still Randy’s Records in Salt Lake, but they sell mostly vintage stuff. I miss the long-gone Cosmic Aeroplane that was in SLC. They sold records, but mostly books.

Not like that Phoebe.

Whoa! A record store!

Looks like it’s called “Top 10 Records.” I get a LOT of cool records at the Goodwill and the ARC store. Does a Unicorn Horn have a diamond tip?

I find that vinyl records just don’t have the warmth and range of a live convert with instruments that don’t require amplification.

http://www.gocomics.com/preteena/2001/05/15 If Marigold ever caught Phoebe doing this with records, she would have a fit.

where is our daily dose of poignancy, beauty and humor?

Quite by coincidence, one of the local churches was having a garage sale today to raise money for their youth program.[]Up for sale? A Fisher-Price record player (with needle!) and a box of records.