The breadth of selection is wide. So wide, in fact, that you might complain that the store spreads itself too thin. Read more.
The clerks are knowledgeable and accommodating, and the library includes plenty of entries from local acts. As such, it's never a bad idea to walk into Poo-Bah's without a game-plan. Read more.
The strength of the store lies in its laser-like focus; it sticks to its guns, eschewing whatever is the latest cliche in dance. Read more.
Rockaway isn't just a museum of expensive relics, however. There's a formidable catalog of rock LPs from the past and present, as well as a vast selection of used CDs in the bargain bin. Read more.
As denoted by its name, this store isn't afraid to let its freak flag fly. There's a loose and all-inclusive attitude in the library; you'll find everything from Dutch punk rock to avant-garde jazz. Read more.
Record Surplus simply hits all the right marks; there's the big catalog, the clean and intuitive layout and the vast offering of used records. Read more.
The Record Parlour curates a more focused selection that pays special attention to rock, soul, and funk. Read more.
It's a store that focuses on the more joyous aspects of music fandom, and less so about the gnawing sense of perpetual discontent that comes with hardcore collecting. Read more.
Vacation Vinyl shows that you don't need to have a warehouse-sized collection to be of value. While modest by appearance, the catalog is robust and well thought-out. Read more.
While it's not the most au courant of stores, it's a perfect place to hide away for the day and dig through crates of soul, R&B, and all stripes of classic rock. Read more.
