Princeton Record Exchange

3 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from January 30, 2016
  

  Jayson K. asked:

  Where should I start to find a solid copy of King on vinyl? Any input would be appreciated. I've had bad luck with some reissues online.

  

  Dan C. replied:

  I would say keep checking with Amoeba.com They only have Star on vinyl right now...but they're one of the biggest music stores in the country. It's bound to show up. I'll also give a plug to the best record shop in my home state of NJ and recommend Princeton Record Exchange prex.com I have a copy in my collection on white vinyl...but I'm not sure I want to part with it. ;)

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• Referral from December 7, 2014
  

  Will T. asked:

  I miss the music stores. I got this way back when it came out at Essential Sounds in Cohoes. It's the first Ringworm with the original art. I still buy mainly cd's but mostly from Amazon. But a few times a year I make the 3 hour trip to Vintage Vinyl Records in New Jersey. It's a pretty big store I would say a little bit smaller than FYE at Crossgates. Full of underground/obscure metal and hardcore. Any one know of any good stores in the Albany area that have good selections?

  

  John M. replied:

  Apparently it still exists www.prex.com/phone/

  

  John M. replied:

  There are lots of Indian restaurants not far from Vintage Vinyl (lots of Indian immigrants in that area). Is the Princeton Record Exchange still open? Princeton is 20-30 minutes further south on Rt 1, so it can be a double-header record nerd trip.

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