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11-05-2005
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Chicago land store for drums?
I will be going to Chicago and I see that there are 6 guitar centers there. I was wondering which one is the best for drums, or is there another store all together better inthe Chicagoland area?
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11-06-2005
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You'll love this place right here.
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11-06-2005
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There used to be this AWESOME place called "Drums LTD." on Wabash St. I think the address was 819 S. Wabash. ...At least I think that was the address... It was on the 8th Floor. I went there YEARS ago. Don't know if it's still there.
AWESOME place!!
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11-06-2005
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Large selection at The Drum Pad. Never purchased anything there, so I don't know about prices or how they are to deal with.
http://www.thedrumpad.com/ Regarding your tag line, we would never have to hear that dreadful "American Pie" song again. In that sense music would be better off. Then again, there could have been a silly followup to La Bamba that was an even bigger hit, so maybe it's a wash 
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