Where Can I Buy Records?

[3rdAnswer]

There aren't too many places in the Raleigh area where I can get records. In Greensboro, there are plenty of vinyl shops that sell them real cheap, but I'll be leaving from my school in a week. I will probably only come to Greensboro twice a month during the summer to buy records.

I'm almost willing to drive out of the state to go buy records at little Mom and Pop stores for real cheap. That's a little project I have for myself this summer.

[ProStylez]

Re: Where Can I Buy Records?

There aren't too many places in the Raleigh area where I can get records. In Greensboro, there are plenty of vinyl shops that sell them real cheap, but I'll be leaving from my school in a week. I will probably only come to Greensboro twice a month during the summer to buy records.

I'm almost willing to drive out of the state to go buy records at little Mom and Pop stores for real cheap. That's a little project I have for myself this summer.

I dont know what kind of music your looking for, and i dont know if your looking for old or new music but I'm a DJ and buy a lot of my records from http://www.djcity.com/music/vinyl/new-records.htm
I never had any problems with them shipping and you can listen to the music on each record off their site.
Don't know if that helped?

[ehh]

Re: Where Can I Buy Records?

I don't buy records anymore but www.undergroundhiphop.com/ always had a ton of vinyls.

A little pricier than the shops in New Haven and New York but not too bad.

[NC State-31 UNC-27]

Re: Where Can I Buy Records?

theres two places in Raleigh I've bought from...

one place in Mission Valley (off Avent Ferry near NCSU), I think it's called the Record Exchange.

Then on Hillsborough St. is Schookids. Either place is decent for hip hop. Used records on the cheap.

There's another place on Hillsborough that has a ton of records of all genres but mostly older stuff and no hip hop for the most part.

[3rdAnswer]

Re: Where Can I Buy Records?

theres two places in Raleigh I've bought from...

one place in Mission Valley (off Avent Ferry near NCSU), I think it's called the Record Exchange.

Then on Hillsborough St. is Schookids. Either place is decent for hip hop. Used records on the cheap.

There's another place on Hillsborough that has a ton of records of all genres but mostly older stuff and no hip hop for the most part.

I know of Schoolkids, but I've never been there. The CD Warehouse near me sells records.

[Herbsinator]

Re: Where Can I Buy Records?

I actually do a little DJing myself and I'm a vinyl guy, so I have to go record hunting. In Lincoln, there are a couple of mom and pop shops out there that sell records that I hit up every so often....also there is still the internet. Actually check out Ebay....they sell lots of 12" on there.