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1. www.discogs.com › record-stores › best-record-stores8 Best Record Stores in Los Angeles, California | Discogs

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   • Freakbeat Records. “The vinyl selection at Freakbeat is sure to make you feel spoiled…” “The vinyl selection at Freakbeat is sure to make you feel spoiled, even if you are a dedicated crate digger.
   • Angel City Books & Records. “…enjoy squeezing their way through this cramped, eclectic enclave.” “Santa Monica has few remaining institutions that are still intact.
   • Rockaway Records. “LA shops there, meaning everyone…” “I’ll be honest, record stores have never been a favorite place of mine. Weird, I know, considering I’ve been a music critic for most of my career, and now you’re reading this in a piece devoted to crate-digging.
   • Poobah Record Shop. “The new owners honor [Poobah’s] history with a great experimental music section, especially releases from LA beat scene labels…” “When I started getting back into record collecting a few years ago, I was immediately drawn to Poobah by its history and its relative seclusion from LA’s hipster triangle (Echo Park/Silver Lake/Highland Park) where prices tend to be steeper and the used bins get picked over much more quickly.

2. la.curbed.com › maps › best-record-stores-losThe best record stores in LA, mapped - Curbed LA

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   Apr 20, 2017 · A post shared by Corey Miller (@toomuchfire) on Sep 5, 2015 at 5:19pm PDT. Open in Google Maps. 805 E Colorado Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91101. Visit Website. We've seen a lot of good shops come and go ...

3. www.laweekly.com › the-20-best-record-stores-inThe 20 Best Record Stores in Los Angeles (and Beyond)

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   • Mount Analog. Mount Analog isn’t just the best record store in Los Angeles — it’s the only one of its kind. The Highland Park shop caters to those who delight in cassette-only noise label samplers, for instance, or double-LP collections of Persian psychedelia, records that are otherwise available only via underground distros and specialist online shops.
   • Vacation Vinyl. Vacation is one of those wonderful music-slinging shops where the owner isn’t the typical record-store guy (read: anal and condescending).
   • Amoeba Music. If you enter Amoeba with some money, you will leave with none. The third of three locations (the other two are in the Bay Area, where the chain started), the Hollywood store is a colossal warehouse of music, movies and merch and a veritable shrine to pop culture consumerism.
   • Atomic Records. With Backside Records cratering in June, Atomic stands alone in Burbank as the only record store in L.A.’ s media nerve center. For 21 years, owner Steve Alper has relied on a massive collection of vintage vinyl — everything from rare ESP-Disk LPs to new-wave singles — to serve as Burbank’s vinyl nerve center.

4. www.latimes.com › entertainment-arts › musicThe 46 best record stores in and around L.A. - Los Angeles Times

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   Dec 4, 2023 · Since 1956, Pasadena has gotten its music fix at L.A.’s oldest living record store, which continues to boast a tremendous collection specializing in classic rock and bluegrass, among other ...

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   • Amoeba Music. 6200 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90028. The most iconic record store in LA has officially moved locations to Hollywood & Vine and welcomes fans back with open arms.
   • Canterbury Records. 805 E Colorado Blvd. Pasadena, CA 91101. Founded in 1956 by Leonard Gordon, Canterbury Records has withstood the test of time and Spotify.
   • Fingerprints Music. 420 E 4th St. Long Beach, CA 90802. Fingerprints is a nationally-acclaimed, locally-focused record shop in Long Beach's East Village Arts District.
   • The Record Parlour. 6408 Selma Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90028. Record shop by day, performance venue and bar by night – The Record Parlour is a music lover's paradise.

6. rockandrollroadmap.com › places › record-storesLos Angeles Area Record Stores - History Of Rock Music

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   Virgin Megastore. This was the American flagship store of the European record store chain, originally owned…. Find the location of Rock and Roll Record Store destinations and more based in the Los Angeles area and surrounding locations.

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   Where is the oldest record store in Los Angeles?

   • 8. Poo-Bah Record Shop On a sleepy stretch of Colorado Boulevard in East Pasadena lies one of the L.A. area's oldest and most historic record stores. Originally opened in Old Town Pasadena in 1971, Poo-Bah was once a hub for L.A.'s experimental-music scene, back when Old Town was a hippie college hangout.

   The 20 Best Record Stores in Los Angeles (and Beyond)

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   Does Pasadena have a record store?

   • Since 1956, Pasadena has gotten its music fix at L.A.’s oldest living record store, which continues to boast a tremendous collection specializing in classic rock and bluegrass, among other genres.

   The 46 best record stores in and around L.A. - Los Angeles Times

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   What is the best record store in La?

   • “Amoeba Music in Hollywood is definitely the best record store in LA, possibly the best anywhere. It’s huge. They have everything. Vinyl, CDs, cassettes, movies, posters, and a 7-inch area with boxes of different genres. I highly recommend the emo box. It has everything from Jawbreaker to Elliott Smith.

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   When was the first record store opened in La?

   • LA's first record store, Wallichs Music City , opened in 1940 at the corner of Sunset and Vine. Its owner co-founded Capitol Records just two years later, but Music City shuttered in 1978 as chain stores proliferated. We all know the history of the biz from there.

   The best record stores in LA, mapped - Curbed LA

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8. lamag.com › music › 11-legendary-places-to-celebrate11 Legendary Places to Celebrate Record Store Day in Los Angeles

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   Apr 15, 2016 · Poobah Records was the home of Karl's Shoes, which was an old Pasadena shoe store. The entrance's terrazzo threshold dates from either 1948 or 1949, and Karl’s Shoes occupied the spot until the ...