LA's music department store: new and used vinyl, CDs and films in every genre, plus frequent f...
Best LA Record Stores
This guide lists the record stores in Los Angeles worth digging through, for vinyl collectors, DJs and anyone who wants a record of their trip. Shops cover Hollywood, Melrose, Echo Park, Atwater Village, Little Tokyo and Sherman Oaks in the Valley. Amoeba Music on Hollywood Boulevard is LA's music department store, with new and used vinyl, CDs and films in every genre. As the Record Turns hides down a narrow Hollywood walkway, where owner Kevin Donan knows rare rock and soul inside out. Headline Records has kept punk going on Melrose with records, zines and shirts. Supervinyl's black-brick listening room stocks rare Japanese pressings and high-end turntables, while Freakbeat Records in Sherman Oaks is about half CDs.
At Amoeba, budget at least an hour and check the clearance bins.
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Down a narrow walkway between McCadden and Las Palmas, open for more than 30 years. Owner Kevi...
About half the store is CDs, a rarity now, and the vinyl leans toward rock. Prices are fair, a...
The best place downtown for new releases, from pop to psych rock. Pair it with Salt Box Record...
For more than 20 years it has kept punk going on Melrose, with records, zines, shirts and occa...
Bin after bin of funk, soul, jazz and global records with room to dig comfortably. Collectors...
A small Echo Park strip-mall shop packed with 20th-century alternative and modern indie rock,...
A black-brick listening room with new releases, rare Japanese pressings and high-end turntable...