Best Park Slope Record Stores

redemption · September 2007

Hey, I'm new to the area. I'm interested in finding a store with any and all of the following:

- Good vinyl selection

-Used Music

-Nice/ Knowledgable staff

- Assorted music merch such as shirts, stickers, posters

I appreciate the help

pitu · September 2007

gak.
best? how about any?
We've seen lots of closures, and I don't know if any music stores are left!

There *have* been a ton of stoop sale set ups for vinyl and cds in the north slope -- there were two guys doing it several weeks in a row close to 7th and Union, and some others advertised on Fifth Ave lightposts.
Slim pickin' I'm afraid.

Anybody know if the guys that were on Fifth Ave near Puppets Jazz found a new place for their store? They had a teeney store with exactly what you describe.
I love those Rebel Soul tshirts...

pureistheword · September 2007

if Music Matters (7th ave by 13th?) is still open, it was a very nice shop

livetotravel · September 2007

Records? Vinyl? No comprende!

redemption · September 2007

How sad, thanks for the help so far, I just wish I didn't have to hike out to Williamsburg for some music.

Keep the suggestions coming

santa · September 2007

"Other Music" is is a few blocks up from the F and B train Broadway/lafayette stop in noho.

awesome everything

Music Matters on 13th is good too

redemption · September 2007

I'll check them both out, thanks for the advice

zebra · September 2007

Record & Tape Center, aka Tony's, on 5th Ave. near 9th St.

The guy's been in business since 1968. He knows a little something.

michaelkeys · September 2007

pitu wrote: Anybody know if the guys that were on Fifth Ave near Puppets Jazz found a new place for their store? They had a teeney store with exactly what you describe.
I love those Rebel Soul tshirts...

I believe you are referring to Something Else. (Not to be confused with Something Else on 5th.) Anthony, the owner--and also vocalist/bassist for Radio 4--told me he had a new spot secured (on 7th Ave, if I'm not mistaken) before he moved. But I haven't seen/spoken to him lately and I think he may have also changed the name of the store.

rtraindweller · September 2007

Zebra wrote: Record & Tape Center, aka Tony's, on 5th Ave. near 9th St.

The guy's been in business since 1968. He knows a little something.

i love shopping here. he's always got a cool story about every record you buy and he'll start singing some of it. i was in the other week just siftin through the 45s like i do every weekend (gotta keep the collection growin) and i found some great stuff in his 25 cent bin. he looked at them and asked "these were over there? oh my world i must be loosin' my mind here". gotta make sure i stop in saturday before i say goodbye to the hood.

whyfi · September 2007

Zebra wrote: Record & Tape Center, aka Tony's, on 5th Ave. near 9th St.

The guy's been in business since 1968. He knows a little something.

I was over there today. I think that there's a lot of good stuff there, but quite frankly, there's not enough space for it all. When the bins are jam-packed so tight that you can't flip through'em, it makes it tough to find something to buy. When there's an additional 30 LPs stacked on top of the stuff in the bins, it's impossible.

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