Who buys vinyl records in Albuquerque?

Last updated: 2026-08-21

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Compare record stores in Albuquerque, NM

Albuquerque, NM has 11 listed record stores. A few places to start with are LongHair Records, Astro-Zombies, and Nob Hill Music. These listings also branch into CDs, collectibles, hi-fi gear, and cassettes. The clearest genre signals in current store descriptions are blues, classical, country, and electronic.

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Listed stores
11
On the map
11
With contact details
10
With Google ratings
9
Seller signals
3

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Top record stores in Albuquerque

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LongHair Records record store
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LongHair Records4.8(151)

Albuquerque, NM · 0.0 mi from city center

We buy records from customers frequently and look for albums that cater to the eclectic tastes of our clientele. We are interested in genres such as roc...

May buy recordsVinyl RecordsBookstorespunkbluesOpen now
Astro-Zombies record store
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Astro-Zombies4.7(954)

Albuquerque, NM · 1.6 mi from city center

Astro-Zombies is a comic shop, toy shop, collectibles shop, and record stop all at once. The interview makes clear that vinyl is not an afterthought the...

Vinyl RecordsBookstoresjazzelectronicOpen nowRequest a quote
Nob Hill Music record store
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Nob Hill Music4.5(140)

Albuquerque, NM · 1.1 mi from city center

Nob Hill Music stocks vinyl, CDs, and analogue audio components on Central Avenue SE in Albuquerque. Owner Steve Schroeder hand-cleans records before sa...

May buy recordsUsed BookstoreVintage & CollectiblessoulmetalOpen now

Albuquerque store map

11 mapped stores available.

Buyer and seller guide

Buying vinyl in Albuquerque

Start with the listings that have complete contact details, a map location, and enough description to compare before you drive across town.

Selling records

8 listings have buying, trade-in, collection, or strong contact signals. Call first and mention format, condition, and collection size.

Using the map

11 stores are mapped. Use the map after narrowing your list so the page stays fast on mobile.

Questions about Albuquerque record stores

How many record stores are in Albuquerque?

VinylPackman lists 12 record stores in Albuquerque, with mapped locations across Central Avenue, Menaul Boulevard, and nearby corridors. Google ratings are available for most listings, and several stores include phone, website, or email details. Use the city page to compare shops, then confirm current hours and buying policies directly before visiting.

Which Albuquerque record stores are highly rated?

Several Albuquerque shops stand out in Google rating data. Astro-Zombies has a 4.7 Google rating with 954 reviews, Charley's Records & CDs has a 4.5 rating with 698 reviews, LongHair Records has a 4.8 rating with 151 reviews, and Nob Hill Music has a 4.5 rating with 140 reviews.

Where can I sell vinyl records in Albuquerque?

Start by sorting your records by condition and genre, then contact shops before bringing a collection in. LongHair Records says it buys frequently and reviews rock, disco, electronic, dance, hip-hop, international, punk, metal, blues, country, bluegrass, and jazz. Astro-Zombies also notes that sellers should bring records in for review.

What formats and genres can I find at Albuquerque record stores?

Formats: used vinyl, new vinyl, CDs, cassettes, books, VHS, stereo equipment, and other collectibles appear across Albuquerque listings. Genres: rock, jazz, soul, funk, hip-hop, metal, punk, electronic, reggae, Latin, and Spanish-language records show up in store notes and review insights.Related stores: LongHair Records, Vinyl Consumption Record Store, SloLow Vinyl Records

Are there Albuquerque record stores with something beyond vinyl?

Yes. Astro-Zombies combines records with comics, toys, figures, and collectibles, while Nob Hill Music also lists analog audio components. Charley's Records & CDs includes vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, cassette tapes, vintage clothing, posters, patches, and used stereo equipment. These mixed shops can be useful if you collect more than records.