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Article: Why would Pitchfork Records cross the road? ; Owner: More space, less rent, one level
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- Concord Monitor
- Article date:
- May 12, 2009
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Pitchfork Records, which has survived the move from vinyl to
cassette tape to compact disc through more than three decades in
business, will undergo a change of its own when it moves across the
street from its longtime home.
Pitchfork is moving diagonally, from 2 N. Main St. to the corner
of South Main and Pleasant streets, where Foodee's, a pizzeria,
operated for 20 years before closing last summer. The new Pitchfork
will be in the same building, owned by Mark Reingold of Concord, as
Endicott Furniture.
Michael Cohen, who's owned Pitchfork since the record store
opened downtown 36 years ago, said yesterday that the switch -
scheduled to occur between May 21 and June 1 - makes sense from a ...