Plato Record store, self-described as "the last record store remaining", is ironically situated opposite
another record store in central Leiden. I come here sometimes to chill out with friends, sift through albums, listen to records and pick up free posters to line my room's glass walls (and thereby achieve some semblance of privacy).
This Saturday, they had a special "Record Store Day" where Bettie Serveert (or Serves), a Dutch singer/acoustic guitarist, played a special instore gig backed by another guitarist. Her husky, female voice is typical of many indie female singers. Her recently recent new album "Pharmacy of Love" has the excellent song "Change4Me".
Plato Record store, self-described as "the last record store remaining", is ironically situated opposite another record store in central Leiden. I come here sometimes to chill out with friends, sift through albums, listen to records and pick up free posters to line my room's glass walls (and thereby achieve some semblance of privacy).
This Saturday, they had a special "Record Store Day" where Bettie Serveert (or Serves), a Dutch singer/acoustic guitarist, played a special instore gig backed by another guitarist. Her husky, female voice is typical of many indie female singers. Her recently recent new album "Pharmacy of Love" has the excellent song "Change4Me".
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