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The Denver Record Collectors Spring Expo 2000, Sunday, March 26, might be the only place in town where you're likely to see hip-hop DJs and fans of '50s rock compete for access to the same record bins. The annual event will once again be held at the Holiday Inn Northglenn...

By Laura Bond

March 23, 2000

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The Denver Record Collectors Spring Expo 2000, Sunday, March 26, might be the only place in town where you're likely to see hip-hop DJs and fans of '50s rock compete for access to the same record bins. The annual event will once again be held at the Holiday Inn Northglenn (I-25 and 120th Avenue), where more than forty dealers will fill a hundred tables with memorabilia, posters, album artwork and, oh yes, more vinyl than you can shake a stylus at. Organizers promise that Sunday's event won't resemble your father's record show -- the non-strategy-minded is as likely to find himself leafing through European dance mixes and punk rock as vintage Elvis recordings. Whether a hardcore collector or simply curious, the Expo should make a fine afternoon for anyone who digs music in non-digital form.

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