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Free Gold Watch to me is a must not miss.
Ameoba records is great!
Rasputins is skippable and owned by a horrible man.
If you are really into records, and I am unsure what genre you listen to, there are some great shops in the mission, but they may be more niche. 1-2-3-4 GO records is great for rock n roll and punk, Aquarius is good for harder to find independent stuff, Thrillhouse is really great for smaller hard to find punk stuff.
Just reread your post, I would say FGW should be a priority over the musee mechanique unless you are really into the old mechanical display games, not for pinball.
Quoted from girloveswaffles:Now I just have to see if I can manage an extra day off so I can go to both Haight Ashbury and have time to go to Alameda Island for Pacific Pinball Museum and High Scores. But as it stands, I'm defiantly going to FGW on Friday and then California Extreme on Saturday.
High scores is great, but if you are going to California Extreme I cant imagine there not being every single game you would find at High Scores at the show.
Quoted from girloveswaffles:Yes, but I haven't been to High scores before, and I was originally planning to go there before I remembered California Extreme.
And I wanted to go to PPM as well.
Its not like youre not going to have fun anyway! I have heard High Scores keeps their machines in really clean shape.
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