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Digginmelbourne-May-2018-Web.Pdf SECONDHAND VINYL LPs/EPs/45s MELBOURNE CBD NEW VINYL / CDs / DVDs & CITY FRINGE BOOKS, DJ ACCESSORIES & MORE FIRST STOP > FLINDERS STREET STATION PBS / RRR MEMBER DISCOUNTS Swanston 1 WAX MUSEUM Flinders Ln 2 Campbell Arcade, Degraves St, Melbourne (Enter via Subway) Degraves (03) 9663 6310 | [email protected] Elizabeth St www.waxmuseumrecords.com.au Mon-Fri: 11am-6pm | Sat: 11am-5pm | Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed It’s all about the beats! Specialising in Hip-hop and future beat with a dash of Flinders St Flinders St. house, techno and drum n bass. We also stock a healthy range of 70s, 80s, 90s jazz, funk, soul, rock & pop, disco & boogie, reggae & dancehall, afro beat. Elizabeth 2 P OFF THE HIP Collins St Queen St Basement Level 381 Flinders Lane, Melbourne (via Tavistock Pl) (03) 9621 2044 | 0402 027 137 | [email protected] Flinders Ln facebook.com/offthehiprecords Tues: 11am-2.30pm | Wed: 10am-4pm | Thurs: 10am-6pm | Fri: 11am-7pm Flinders St Sat: 11am-5pm | Sun-Mon: Closed. Lots of new and second hand vinyl: garage rock, powerpop, blues, soul, hard rock, psychedelia, surf, beat and everything in-between. Imports and local releases. Swanston 3 BASEMENT DISCS PR Little Collins St Basement, 24 Block Place, Melbourne Block Pl (03) 9654 1110 | [email protected] Elizabeth St St www.basementdiscs.com.au Collins St Mon-Fri: 10am-6pm | Sat: 10am-5pm | Sun: 11am-5pm. Specialising in rock, pop, country, folk, blues, jazz, soul, funk & world. New Vinyl, CD and DVD with a strong focus on new releases, back catalogue, indie and hard-to-find titles, fresh Flinders Ln stock arriving daily. Also stocking secondhand books + vintage clothing. 4 PR ROCKSTEADY RECORDS Lt Londsdale St Level 1 (Upstairs) Mitchell House, 358 Lonsdale St, Melbourne Elizabeth 1800 760 070 | [email protected] Londsdale St www.rocksteadyrecords.com.au Tues-Thurs: 9.30am-6pm | Friday: 9.30am-7pm | Sat: 9.30am-5pm Queen St Lt Bourke St St Lots of new and secondhand vinyl. Local/Australian independent releases. Bourke St Funk, Hip-hop, Soul/R&B, Reggae, Rock, Indie... music from other places. Turntables and books too. Queensbury St 5 THE JUNK COMPANY 583 Elizabeth St, Melbourne Elizabeth St (03) 9328 8121 | [email protected] Eroll St www.thejunkcompany.com Chetwynd St Peel St Victoria St Monday to Saturday: 10am-5pm | Closed Sundays Huge selection and variety of collectables, including tens of thousands of QVM records, new stock arriving daily. Queensbury St Elizabeth St 6 HEARTLAND RECORDS P Peel St Eroll St 420/422 Victoria St, North Melbourne Victoria St (03) 9329 9636 | [email protected] www.heartlandrecords.com.au Mon-Wed: 11am-5.30pm | Thurs-Fri: 11am-6pm| Sat-Sun: 11am-5.30pm QVM Peel St Huge range of new vinyl. New+used DVDs, CDs and vinyl. Styles include alternative, King St Chetwynd St Queen St rock, pop, metal, stoner, gothic, blues, jazz, soundtracks & more. Weekly worldwide shipments. Excellent customer order service. Cash paid for your unwanted items. 7 PICTURE SEARCH VIDEO & VINYL 139 Swan St, Richmond Richmond (03) 9429 5639 | [email protected] Open 7 days | 11am-9pm Lennox St Clifton St Waverly St Our range of music spans 50s jazz, jazz vocal, 60s/70s reggae, prog, rock, Church St metal, krautrock, folk, outlaw country, post-punk, ambient, rock, pop, Swan St grunge, trip-hop, electronic, stoner, goth. We also have a massive range of DVDs for hire & sale. THE NORTHSIDE MELBOURNE’S ‘VINYL BELT’ > HIGH DENSITY DIGGING! Gertrude St 8 NORTHSIDE RECORDS PR 236 Gertrude St, Fitzroy (03) 9417 7557|[email protected]|twitter: northsidechris www.northsiderecords.com.au | instagram.com/northside_records Young St Brunswick St Napier St George St Smith St Mon-Sat: 11am-6pm | Sun: 12pm-5pm. New and used vinyl. Specialist in SOUL music Gore St and all related styles. Funk, latin, reggae, afro/electronic, house, disco, hip hop, jazz, Victoria Pde library records, rock, blues & 80s as well. Ticket outlet. Also stocking new and restored turntables, stereo equipment, DJ headphones and styli. We buy collections. Gertrude St 9 THE SEARCHERS 93 Smith St, Fitzroy (03) 9939 0096 | [email protected] | thesearchers.com.au Mon-Sat: 10am-6pm | Sun: 11am-5pm. The Searchers is a record store with a Young St Brunswick St Napier St strong focus on quality new and used records. We have a wide range of genres George St Smith St Gore St for all types of people to dig through. Here you can find anything from kraut rock, Victoria Pde new and old electronic music, hip hop, RnB, hardcore, punk to soul/funk. A place to find some classics, new releases and obscurities from all over the world. Johnston St 10 PLUG SEVEN 313a Smith St, Fitzroy (03) 9029 6194 | [email protected] | plugseven.com Gore St Greeves St Smith St Mon-Thurs: 11am-6pm | Fri: 11-7pm | Sat: 11-6pm | Sun: 11am-5pm Perry St More 7”s than you can poke your thumb through. More 12’s than a disco record pool… of course, More LPs than ahhh, a person with a whole lot of records… St. David St Soul, rock, jazz, afro, latin, disco, boogie, punk, hip hop, R&B, rocksteady, ska, Otter St reggae, funk & twice as much as you thought. Johnston St 11 HAPPY VALLEY 294 Smith St, Collingwood Gore St (03) 9077 8509 | happyvalleyshop.com Greeves St Smith St Mon-Wed: 10am-6pm | Thurs : 10am-7pm |Fri: 10am-9pm |Sat: 10am-6pm Perry St Sun: 11am-5pm. Happy Valley stocks a wonderful range of art prints, a great selection of books, new vinyl records and cool designs. Many objects, brands St. David St Otter St and prints you won’t find anywhere else. For music lovers there’s a little bit of everything from classic soul and essential jazz to hip hop, indie pop and electronica. 12 VINYL SPACE RECORDS Gold St 119A Johnston St, Collingwood Johnston St 0415 640 520 | www.vinylspace.com Tuesday: 11am-5pm | Wednesday-Sunday: 11am-6pm Vinyl Space stocks a wide range of vintage and new vinyl 12” and 7”. Smith St Including Indie, New Wave, Prog, Metal, Psych, Rock, Jazz, Reggae, World Palmer St Hoddle St Wellington St Dight St Music + more! – Over 5000 records in store!! We also have over 3000 CDs including 1000+ Jazz CDs. New stock arriving weekly. WE BUY RECORDS! 13 RICKS RECORDS 161 Johnston St, Collingwood Gold St Johnston St 0422 083 699 facebook.com/ricksrecordstore | instagram.com/ricksrecordstore Thursday- Sunday: Midday-6.00pm Smith St The worlds smallest record emporium. Tiny shop, all killer, no filler. Got more Palmer St Hoddle St Wellington St Dight St soul than a sock with a hole, disco, beats, jazz, rock, hip hop, pop, rarities, oddities and weird shit. 14 SKYDIVER 167A Johnston St, Collingwood Gold St Johnston St (03) 9995 9050 | [email protected] | skydiverrecords.com instagram: skydiverrecords | facebook.com/skydiverrecordstore Mon: Closed | Tues-Thurs: 12pm-7pm | Fri: 12pm-8pm | Sat: 12pm-7pm Smith St Sun: 12pm-5pm. A selection of new & secondhand records & tapes spanning Hoddle St Wellington St Dight St house, techno, disco, italo, synth-pop, new beat, new wave, cosmic, ambient and Campbell St Palmer St Hamsworth more. Lots of local labels and regular in-store events & 12” disc flattening available. 15 DUTCH VINYL 269 Johnston St, Abbotsford Lulie St Rich St (03) 9018 7403 | [email protected] | dutchvinyl.com.au Johnston St Open 7 days | 10am-6pm. We offer a diverse mix of records, covering all genres and styles, second-hand and new – lots of Dutch pressings, plus Euro Hoddle St and American sources, and of course we source records locally too. Exclusive Park St Australian suppliers for crystal-clear blake record sleeves and also offer Nicholson St a cleaning service. We buy used records and will always pay reasonable prices. 16 HUB301 301 Johnston St, Abbotsford Lulie St Rich St (03) 9419 3333 | [email protected] | hub301.com.au Johnston St Tues-Wed: 12pm-6pm | Thu-Fri: 12pm-8pm | Sat-Sun: 12pm-5pm Local and international vinyl of the electronic variety for club and home use. Hoddle St 12” specialists. Ear selected varieties include soul, funk, disco, boogie, house, Park St electro and techno. Esoteric new wave, downtempo and sonic experiments Nicholson St also available. 17 POLYESTER RECORDS PR 387 Brunswick St, Fitzroy Alexandra Pde (03) 9419 5137 | [email protected] www.polyesterrecords.com Mon-Thurs: 10am-8pm | Fri: 10am-9pm | Sat: 10am-8pm | Sun: 11am-6pm Nicholson St Brunswick St New releases, from electronic, indie, hip hop, jazz, soul, country, blues, African Johnston St and reggae + everything worth stocking that’s in between. A dedicated secondhand range of deep gems. Bar (out the back) operates Thursday-Saturday. 18 POISON CITY RECORDS P 400 Brunswick St, Fitzroy | (03) 9077 0563 Alexandra Pde [email protected] | poisoncityrecords.com Mon: 12pm-5pm | Wed-Fri: 11am-5.30pm | Sat-Sun: 11am-5pm | Closed Tues. Poison City is an independent label, distribution and skateboard/record store Nicholson St Brunswick St located in Fitzroy (Melbourne). Their retail store specialises in punk rock, Johnston St hardcore, garage and indie rock – stocking a large range of vinyl, CDs and music merchandise. 19 VINYL REVIVAL Fitzroy Alexandra Pde 405 Brunswick St, Fitzroy (03) 9419 5070 | [email protected] | vinylrevival.com.au 10am-5pm everyday! Australia’s leading turntable specialists and home to an extensive collection of 12” re-released classics and contemporary favourites – Nicholson St Brunswick St everything from Taytay to Toto. We stock the world’s leading turntable, amp Johnston St and speaker manufacturers to curate the most authentic analogue experience for our customers. It’s just music, no bullshit.
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