Vinyl Records & CDs – Buy, Sell & Part Exchange.
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Buy, sell and part exchange vinyl and CDs in Sheffield
Record Collector is South Yorkshire’s largest independent vinyl and CD store. Our shop in Sheffield stocks over 50,000 vinyl records and 25,000 CDs, making us the obvious destination for any music lover in the region. We buy, sell and offer part exchange on a huge selection of records. Our aim is to provide an inclusive space that welcomes everyone, from the casual pop fan to the most avid collector of rarities. For us, anyone who loves music is a record collector, so whether you're looking for specialist items rarely found in other stores, or the latest chart-topper, we've got it all. To find out more about our stock, call us today on 01142 668493.
Record Collector in the Media
Our shop in Sheffield has the largest selection of vinyl and CDs anywhere in the region, built up over many years in the record business. Since 1978, we have built up a collection of around 50,000 vinyl records, and since the emergence of CDs, our stock has grown to approximately 25,000 CDs. We’re constantly updating our stock, buying interesting collections of second-hand records, and keeping on top of new releases.
In our vinyl section, we stock many styles of Rock / Pop / Indie / Metal and carry selections of Jazz / Blues / Soul / Reggae / Soundtracks / Rock n’ Roll etc. We also have thousands of vinyl titles, not displayed in the shop, available on Discogs.
Our CD section includes Rock, Pop and Indie; a large selection of Jazz and Classical; plus dedicated sections for Folk & World / Blues / Rock N Roll & Rockabilly / Reggae / Soul / Country / Soundtracks.
For film buffs, our range of over 3,000 second hand DVDs are priced between 49p and £2 each, so there’s always a bargain to be had.
Record Collector – Vintage vinyl never stops revolving
“Unmissable in its hand-painted, red-and-yellow retro livery, brash and blary as any ripe tomato, the double shopfront onto hilly Fulwood Road in the centre of Broomhill displays a medley of vintage vinyl and press cuttings.
“Record Collector has been a hub of Sheffield and its music making since 1978, when Barry Everard, fresh from a job managing a Virgin record store, first opened for business here. As a young man, he had been sent to a minor public school. Only his passion for popular music saved him from that Alcatraz. Behind him, stretching back and back into the depths of the shop, there are wall-mounted sleeves of countless long-playing records by the likes of Clapton, Cream, Genesis, and, between the music, other prizes: the presentation made to Barry when Gomez won the Mercury prize – Barry knew them well – or the many black-and-white photographs of John Lydon, Neil Young, Michael Stipe and numerous others, once gifted to him by another close friend, Tom Sheehan, one of Melody Maker’s staff photographers.
“Are there really only 20,000 vinyl discs here? More like a hundred thousand, he reassures. Music is Barry’s religion, and this is his church.”
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