We buy and sell used records and CD's in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood. From classic rock, punk, soul and jazz to the most obscure corners of the underground, Jive Time is your source for quality used music in Seattle. New arrivals daily!
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- Location:
- Seattle, WA, 98103
- Phone:
- (206) 632-JIVE
- Mon - Sat:
- 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
- Sun:
- 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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Jive Time Records Now playing: Flamin' Groovies "Teenage Head."
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Jive Time Records "Tonight's the Night." Neil's Young's finest? Read our review...
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Neil's finest record? Hard to say, but it's my personal favorite: strange as only Neil can be, frightening, funny, sad, and sloppy as all-get-out, all the while being beautiful. Probably one of the four or five great guitar albums, too. ...
Jive Time Records Happy New Year! We're kicking off 2010 with the acquisition of three huge record collections and several big CD collections... lots of new arrivals in almost every section!
Jive Time Records Album review: Parliament "Osmium."
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A trashy, kitschy, collage-like soul album in which Clinton begins to lay the ground of the P-funk sound. Those expecting the heavy psyched-out guitar rock of early Funkadelic will find this a little “poppy.” ...
Jive Time Records Staff pick: UFO "Phenomenon." Read our review:
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A good example of a band that didn't achieve the success that matched the quality of their talent, would be, without a doubt, UFO. All of the ingredients were present, a guitar hero (Michael Schenker), ...
Jive Time Records Album review: T. Rex "Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow" (1974)
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Conventional wisdom holds that Marc Bolan & T. Rex started to sink with Zinc Alloy and the Hidden Riders of Tomorrow (or was it Tanx?) into his bloated period of mid-seventies mediocrity, but as a Bolan apologist I still hold it in high regard. ...
Shawn Kralism Jive Time Records purchase #2
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this is my favorite version of this 1987 release as the original song is simply a house remake of Status IV's "You Ain't Really Down."
December 28, 2009 at 10:06am
Jive Time Records Record of the day: Rod Stewart "Every Picture Tells a Story." Read our review!
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Rod Stewart was Rod Stewart before he became Rod Stewart. When he was Rod Stewart, he recorded a handful of extraordinary albums, both as a solo artist and as a member of the mighty Faces. This one’s arguably the best LP of the lot. ...
Jive Time Records Happy holidays from the Jive Time crew!
Jive Time Records Staff pick: Vince Guaraldi "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Read our review. What's your all-time favorite Christmas album?
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This is a near perfect Christmas album, and is rightly considered as one of Vince Guaraldi's greatest works. In my house at least, no Christmas can be complete without this seasonal slice of musical beauty. ...
Jive Time Records Customer review: Weezer "Weezer." (Thanks Lucus!)
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The great tunes here deal with sex (as great songs usually do), such as "Undone (The Sweater Song)" and "Only in Dreams." The epic "Say it Ain't So" is one of the best songs of the decade, period. The band doesn't waste time noodling around and every track sounds punchy... and vital. ...
See MoreJive Time Records if Santa (or a significant other) is reading, what record would you most like to find under the tree this Christmas?
