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ducksngeese60 OP t1_j24cidl wrote
Solid! Thank you!
PM-ME-YOUR-TOTS t1_j24f1q0 wrote
These are the best 3 to me.
There is also Small Friends and Wax Moon. Wax moon is a super cool store but it’s mostly only metal/grunge/punk and I think it’s mostly new.
flushedoutthepocket t1_j24fs8i wrote
Past Chapters has a decent selection of vintage stuff
lightningdave14 t1_j24oe0h wrote
In addition to the other places mentioned here, I’ve seen cool stuff at Records & Relics in Church Hill. Happy hunting!
WEGCjake t1_j24tfli wrote
Off the beaten path:
Dust on Westwood (across from gag TopGolf gag) had a really nice, albeit small, selection of classic albums in great shape for reasonable prices
ducksngeese60 OP t1_j24tlpm wrote
Thank you, very helpful! I may wander that way, despite Top Golf, ug.
Hedgecore138 t1_j24v0hc wrote
Adding Wax Moon to the list, because they're pretty great people too.
TripawdCorgi t1_j24vt25 wrote
Small Friend on Lombardy.
S60T6 t1_j2556ru wrote
Deep Groove and Plan 9 are both solid but don’t forget Records and Relics in Church Hill. Small store and he’s only open a few days a week but I’ve never left there empty handed!
ducksngeese60 OP t1_j256oc0 wrote
I am hearing good things about it, thanks! Definitely give it a spin, pardon the pun.
worldwidewarpwhistle t1_j257c4e wrote
Cerebral Vortex and Blue Bones Vintage also have used records
MaryDellamorte t1_j25bdtl wrote
Vinyl Conflict in City Center.
alexfromjupiter t1_j25gjhn wrote
it’s a bit out of the way at stony point mall, but crossroads is my go-to, super cute store with a decent choice of classical, oldies, and recent music
cmyk412 t1_j25gl2n wrote
Blue Bones Vintage right near VCU has some record bins in the back and there are some absolute gems there. Definitely worth a browse. RVA is a good vinyl town for sure.
timidus_leo t1_j25nvb8 wrote
Wax Moon. The dude who runs that place is awesome. They focus on metal, but they have tons of stuff on vinyl. In addition to vinyl, they have lots of other retro media like VHS, cassette, and even Laser Disc. Make sure to play pinball in their arcade while you're there as well; $10 for free play as long as you want.
rva-fantom t1_j25scwm wrote
Record and Relics in Church Hill. Owner is awesome and he’s always got quality stuff.
MartianCleric t1_j25wbgl wrote
Diversity Thrift has a fair sized collection of vinyl records all at a very good price. Assorted array but some cool stuff.
PimpOfJoytime t1_j263s0f wrote
There’s a booth at RVA Antiques in lakeside that has an awesome selection, but that person overprices the SHIT out of their stuff.
NotCreativeRighttNow t1_j26v8vx wrote
Deep groove is okay but overpriced af.
Plan 9 is the most reasonable in the area.
SonicBoris t1_j270v9t wrote
Every collection you find in antique stores is overpriced and the vinyl itself is shot to shit. Never recommend someone waste their day doing that shit.
mcfly413 t1_j27julp wrote
Ever since Blue Bones stopped selling records deep groove has been the most consistent spot I’ve found
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OverseerDarthOak t1_j28vo6c wrote
Small friends are good people. Great book store too
The_Kentwood_Farms t1_j293kfw wrote
That person just knows how to look at Discogs and price accordingly, it sucks because it's the kind of place where you hope to dive into bins and score a gem for cheap, but they just know how to google. I always try and hit up thrift stores and goodwill spots to find the cheap gem, but it's not gonna happen there.
grantcary t1_j2an7m9 wrote
I miss Steady Sounds so much
worldwidewarpwhistle t1_j2ax5ff wrote
Maybe for new records. For used records, Plan 9 has absolutely laughable prices.
dalbach77 t1_j24br44 wrote
Deep Groove. Vinyl Conflict. Plan 9.