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The Disney Music Emporium Booth At WonderCon 2017
Emilie Badaboom reports from Wondercon with photos from Mathew Quitney. The dream team!
Retro is back, and Disney has brought us gold with their online vinyl music store, now up as a pop-up shop this weekend in Wondercon! All of your favorites are on decorated playable vinyls, and with the purchase of 4 or more you will receive and beautiful box to hold and display your vinyls. If you can't pick 4 or would like a box a piece, they are on sale for $20 individually. Vinyls range from Disney classics to even the Defenders (supplied exclusively by Mondo).
The Mondo pieces of Daredevil, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones are only sold on their website, so having a collection available to browse and choose is a once in a lifetime offer.
If you're more into your cassette deck, tapes are also available. Of course, which Disney-brand cassette would you want more than the Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack?
With Record Day store exclusives plentiful and mixed, every type of Disney-brand music is at your fingertips. Marvel and Star Wars included, there are several sets and individual pieces available.
Mickey Mouse Club March is one of the classic records with limited supply that is sure to make any Mouseketeer happy. What better way to show off your mouse ears than with a new record player? Alone this player is retailing for $100, but with the purchase of 4 or more vinyls it can be yours for $75. Only 100 of these record players are left, but only a few made their way to Wondercon. Secure yours now and stop by the booth before they run out!
A first at the Disney Music Emporium for purchase is the soundtrack to Rogue One. These beautiful 2 pieces can be displayed or listened to. A single-track piece is available as well.
Finally, another piece you have to check out in person is this 3-D hologram soundtrack vinyl for The Force Awakens. No special lighting required, simply place any type of light source (say a cellphone light) on top of the vinyl and see a piece of Star Wars on your record player! One side has the Millennium Falcon, the other a tie fighter.