Record Stores in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

6 stores to explore

Exterior of Long In The Tooth record store in Philadelphia, showing a classic brick building with large display windows showcasing vinyl records.

Small footprint but thoughtful picks - this is a quick-flip with good returns if you trust the curation.

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Exterior of Repo Records with the iconic South Street signage, surrounded by various shop fronts on a typical Philly block.

It's loud, a little chaotic, and very Philly. Expect solid heavy sections and a decent used rock wall if you can dodge the foot traffic.

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Interior of the Philadelphia Record Exchange showing long rows of vinyl bins with customers browsing, fluorescent lighting, and a casual warehouse vibe.

Deep, sprawling, and built for digging - you're going to flip a lot of records and walk out with cheap wins.

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Exterior of Sit & Spin Records in South Philly, featuring a bright red awning with the store name and an inviting window display of records.

Small, chill, and weekend-only - a quick flip with a punk/garage lean and solid neighborhood energy.

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Exterior of Main Street Music in Manayunk, a cozy corner shop with large windows displaying vinyl and a classic storefront awning.

Friendly neighborhood spot with solid used bins and new arrivals - worth the trip if you're out that way.

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Exterior of Creep Records in Fishtown, showing the storefront with punk-inspired signage and posters visible through the windows.

If it's loud and fast, it's probably here. Deep punk/hardcore bins, solid metal wall, and strong local scene ties.

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