Last updated: 2026-08-26
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Denver, CO has 28 listed record stores. A few places to start with are Electric Cherry Shop + Studios, Electric City Repair & Records, and Invincible Vinyl. These listings also branch into CDs, collectibles, books, and cassettes. The clearest genre signals in current store descriptions are jazz, rock, classical, and hip-hop.
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Denver, CO · 5.5 mi from city center
Electric Cherry Shop + Studios in Denver operates as a creative hub located in Arvada at 5777 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard, Suite R200. The shop is open dai...
Denver, CO · 6.0 mi from city center
Do you buy 45 or 78 records? We don't buy 45 or 78 records but we will take them if they are part of a collection. We just consider them to be zero valu...
Denver, CO · 1.8 mi from city center
I carry most genres and am interested in a very wide breadth of genres, with the exception of things that people just don't seem to be interested in any...
Denver, CO · 3.0 mi from city center
Twist & Shout Records occupies 11,000 square feet in Denver's Congress Park neighborhood, stocking vinyl, CDs, and DVDs with a focus on rock music. Paul...
Denver, CO · 1.5 mi from city center
What types of records do you buy? We are mainly interested in rock, jazz, and RnB genres. Unfortunately, 78s are generally a hard sell unless they are b...
Denver, CO · 0.8 mi from city center
Garage Sale Vintage in Denver specializes in used vinyl records and vintage books with a focus on garage music. The shop carries curated selections span...
Denver, CO · 2.1 mi from city center
Do you purchase records? Yes, we buy records and we pay cash only. What genres do you buy? I buy all genres, and within those, some titles are more desi...
Denver, CO · 4.3 mi from city center
Black & Read II is the discount offshoot of the Black & Read book-and-record shops, tucked into Wheat Ridge on the Denver side of Wadsworth Blvd. It's a...
Denver, CO · 2.9 mi from city center
Denver, CO · 2.3 mi from city center
City Records mixes vinyl with comics, toys, and trading cards under one roof on Colfax Ave, and it leans into that crossover rather than treating it as...
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Buyer and seller guide
Start with the listings that have complete contact details, a map location, and enough description to compare before you drive across town.
23 listings have buying, trade-in, collection, or strong contact signals. Call first and mention format, condition, and collection size.
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VinylPackman currently lists 27 Denver-area record stores, with 10 published as indexable store pages. Twenty-three listings have Google rating data and Google Maps URLs. Strong starting points include Twist & Shout Records, Drop To Pop Records and Curio, Invincible Vinyl, Wax Trax Records, and Black & Read II.
Start with stores that publish buying or collection guidance. Drop To Pop Records and Curio says it is mainly interested in rock, jazz, and R&B. Goldmine Vintage says it buys records and pays cash. Invincible Vinyl, Electric City Repair & Records, and Wax Trax Records also have seller signals in the current listings.
Twist & Shout Records has a 4.7 Google rating from 2,243 reviews, Invincible Vinyl has 5.0 from 126 reviews, and Drop To Pop Records and Curio has 4.9 from 89 reviews. Ratings and review counts are Google data shown in the VinylPackman listings.
Current Denver listings mention interest in rock, jazz, R&B, wider LP collections, and some mixed-media collections. Electric City Repair & Records says most 45s and 78s are usually low value unless part of a larger collection. Condition is a major factor, so call before bringing records in.Related stores: Drop To Pop Records and Curio