99 Records was also an American independent record label, active from 1980 to 1984. The label was home to musicians in the no wave, post-punk, post-disco, and avant-garde scenes in New York City.
British designer Gina Franklyn sold British fashions out of her shop 99, located at 99 MacDougal Street in New York's Greenwich Village. She began dating Ed Bahlman, who sold independent singles out of the store. During trips to England, he and Franklyn brought back suitcases of music, particularly from Rough Trade. They focused on independent and punk music, becoming a successful rival to Bleecker Bob's in the West Village. They also had a selection of funk and reggae.
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EXTERIOR GREENWICH VILLAGE NEW YORK STORE FRONT: 99 RECORDS. 1981 USED AND PUNK/ALTERNATIVE RECORD STORE
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| 01:01:59 113.2 |
INTERIOR RECORD STORE PUNK RECORDS BY BUSH TETRAS AND OTHER NEW YORK PUNK AND NEW WAVE BANDS - WALL DISPLAY OF NEW WAVE AND PUNK RECORD ALBUMS
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| 01:03:25 199.2 |
ALBUMS BY BANDS SHAM 69, BUSH TETRAS, FLYING LIZARDS , Y PANTS AND OTHERS - SIOUZIE AND BANSHIES,
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| 01:05:11 305.2 |
CU HAND GOING THROUGH BIN OF RECORD ALBUMS IN RECORD STORE
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| 01:05:24 318.2 |
YOUNG WOMAN LOOKS THROUGH BIN OF RECORD ALBUMS
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| 01:06:13 367.2 |
PEOPLE LOOKING THROUGH BIN OF RECORD ALBUMS IN SMALL RECORD STORE IN DOWNTOWN NEW YORK
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| 01:07:59 473.2 |
RECORD ALBUM SPINS ON TURNTABLE AND IS SAMPLED IN RECORD STORE
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| 01:08:34 508.2 |
YOUNG PEOPLE LOOK THROUGH RECORD BINS AT ALBUMS IN RECORD STORE
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| 01:09:35 569.2 |
WOMAN ADJUSTS VOLUME AND SOUND ON STEREO PHONOGRAPH IN RECORD STORE
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| 01:10:43 637.2 |
ADVERT FOR TICKETS TO NIGHTCLUB HURRAH! ON WALL OF RECORD STORE
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| 01:11:33 687.2 |
cu woman at counter of small record store looks at lp albums listens to new wave music
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| 01:13:45 819.2 |
HAND LEAFING THROUGH BIN OF RECORD ALBUMS IN RECORD STORE CIRCA 1980
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| 01:14:34 868.2 |
CU ZOOM IN TO TURNTABLE PLAYING ROCK LP ALBUM IN RECORD STORE
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| 01:15:20 914.2 |
YOUNG PEOPLE IN 1980 SMALL RECORD STORE SHOPPING AND DISCUSSING DIFFERENT RECORDS
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| 01:16:39 993.2 |
BUYING VINYL RECORDS IN NEW WAVE NEW YORK RECORD STORE
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| 01:17:19 1033.2 |
VARIOUS SHOTS IN 1980 INDEPENDENT RECORD STORE SMALL RECORD STORE OWNER BEHIND COUNTER, PAN OF RECORD BINS AND PEOPLE IN STORE
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REEL ENDS
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