One Of The Largest Music Stores In New York Has Thousands Of Records
To a music aficionado, there’s not much better than stepping into a huge music store. When you’re surrounded by vinyl records and CDs, the possibilities seem endless. Leafing through new releases and used gems is a process that will thrill and delight… who knows what sort of goodies you’ll find buried in the stacks? One beloved record shop in New York is Rough Trade NYC. This spot recently moved and no longer has quite the physical size they boasted at their old location, but don’t worry. There’s still plenty to choose from here, and plenty of history to enjoy!
Fans of Rough Trade NYC were shocked by their recent move. Their previous location, a 10,000 square foot warehouse in Brooklyn, was more along the lines of what you'd expect for an indie music powerhouse.
The new location is at the famous 30 Rockefeller Plaza building in midtown New York. At 2,100 square feet, it's much smaller than the old location, but still holds an impressive collection of more than 10,000 records.
Unlike many record shops of today that primarily sell used products, Rough Trade mostly focuses on new releases. The resurgence of records is something not many people could have predicted, but the last few years have seen vinyl outsell CDs.
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