could be fully refurbished, while the other stores were closed. The store was subsequently renamed Zavvi in September 2007 after a management buyout of the Virgin Megastores. Zavvi entered administration in late 2008 and administrators closed the Piccadilly store on Wednesday, January 14, 2009. the site is occuplied by a non-music retailer. Documentaries The 2015 documentary All Things Must Pass: The Rise and Fall of Tower Records by filmmaker Colin Hanks chronicles the rise and fall of Tower Records, using archival footage and exclusive interviews with former staff, especially Russell Solomon and former COO Stan Goman, as well as celebrity customers Bruce Springsteen, Elton John and Dave Grohl. Another documentary called Art Gods (2013) is an oral history of the development of an influential in-store display design ethic at Tower, originating from the Berkeley location. References External links Towerrecords.com The Tower Records Project – an archives project and campaign to archive Tower Records history. Tower Records Mexico: Locations Tower Records Dublin Ireland: About Us Tower Records Japan Tower.com – purchased the name in U.S. -now redirects to their current website. Music retailers of the United States Music retailers of the United Kingdom Online music stores of the United States Retail companies based in California Bookshops of the United Kingdom Companies based in Sacramento, California Landmarks in Los Angeles American companies established in 1960 Retail companies established in 1960 Retail companies disestablished in 2006 Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2004 Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2006 1960 establishments in California 2006 disestablishments in California Defunct retail companies of the United States