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Paperhood Heat Transfer Paper & Supplies

3.0 (6 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Need HTV on the fly this is your spot. A little on the expensive side but they have what you need.

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Rough Trade - Randall Poster (middle) and Thurston Moore (right) promoting "For the Birds: The Birdsong Project" 12.9.2022

Rough Trade

(51 reviews)

Midtown West

My husband and I visited Rough Trade at Rockefeller Plaza before the Haruomi Hosono concert at…read moreRadio City Music Hall on 9.16.2026. There was a special pop-up display of Hosono merch that we wanted to check out. I'd been to the former Williamsburg shop, but this was my first time at the current location. There are sort of two floors - there is a street-level and then there is a concourse-level. Don't miss out - visit both spaces. Lots to discover and enjoy!

Conflicted by the rating here because on one hand it seems low to me. Having said that, I wasn't…read morewowed by my experience nor was I even acknowledged in the slightest. Well if you find yourself smack dab in the streets of Manhattan near Radio City and Rockefeller Center, you'll have no trouble finding this record store. Purely unexpected and to my delight, I popped in here while we were in the area. The selection here is definitely above average. Country, hip hop, alternative, metal, and heavy on classic rock. Based on the location of the shop, I was surprised to see the prices for new records were priced very fairly. Like I mentioned, I was not greeted once by either employee. To me, that's a huge no no. Imagine if someone walked into your house and you were completely ignored? No excuse for that in my book, especially when you're in the business of selling. Though a nice, varied selection, nothing struck me as completely original to this store, which is something I look for in other cities. Based on my experience, I wouldn't come out of my way, nor would I recommend. But I think the three stars rating factors in their solid selection of records. Just trying to review them fairly!

Underground Vinyl Records - Record Store in Midtown Manhattan

Underground Vinyl Records

(7 reviews)

Theater District, Midtown West

I wandered into this place by accident. the nicest vintage record store I have ever seen. Very…read moreorganized, clean, amazing selection of all kinds of music. Lots of rock' roll, jazz, soul, classical and more. Many rare . Sam, the owner, very knowledgeable and helpful. The pricing seemed to be fair, but I haven't priced old vinyl so I'm probably not the best judge of that, but I do know some old vinyl can be expensive, depending on many factors of course. Bottom line, they don't make this stuff anymore, so if you find something you love...well, how much is that worth?

This review is for the record store portion of this establishment-- I love any record store, and…read moreseeing one plopped down in midtown manhattan in the middle of a busy, business-y district does my heart good. It's not what I expected to find here, and if I worked or lived in this area I'm sure I'd want to pop in often to browse or shop. Having said that... the shop is a bit cramped, which makes comfortable browsing a challenge--understood it is the city and real estate is a challenge, but the layout does make for a less than comfortable experience. Perhaps it is the hybrid portion record shop/portion club that means there isn't a ton of room for the shop portion. As for the browsing, it was a bit frustrating -- I was looking for a holiday gift and was having issues and wound up asking for help - "Do you have anything by Tori Amos?" "i dunno" (not super helpful) "...but you can look under T. Yep... they alphabetize by artist first name. I found Weird Al Yankovic under "A". I don't even know where to start there...I would personally expect to find this under Y...if you want to try to make a case to have it under W and treat "Weird" like a band or entity name I won't agree but I'll listen... but under A? For Al? We're alphabetizing by first name? Come on!! Mock outrage aside, it just felt too hard to find anything, not a fun place to browse and not a lot of assistance available to do so. Decent amount of records though, prices seemed a bit all over the map to me--some reasonable, some a bit outlandish--perhaps more careless than trying to rip people off--but I'd wager you can make some finds here. Might not have been my favorite record shop, but it's a record shop nonetheless--I'm sure I'll be back.

Jazz Record Center

Jazz Record Center

(53 reviews)

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I am by no means an expert in jazz records, but I'm confident in what I do know. I do know this…read morestore is an absolute gem, racks and racks of jazz records. Some people are saying the prices are high, but every record I checked via Discogs fell within the median range as far as pricing goes. To me if it's a record you really want and the price is a few $ more than normal, I am ok with paying the extra for the convenience of not having to keep hunting. The owner is a quiet guy who says hello when you walk in the door and then lets you do your thing. I didn't have an extensive conversation with him, but when I was ready to pay I asked what was playing on the sound system. He was stoked I asked and told me it was a live recording of Herbie Hancock live in Germany. I swiped my card and he gave me kudos for bringing my own bag. FYI, the store is located in an office building and you have to buzz up to get to the actual store on the 8th floor. This was my first visit, but I will certainly be back when I return to the city.

I made ONE LAST attempt at having a good experience here, and was let down yet again…read more The owner is incredibly off putting. His communication skills (or lack there of) ruin my experiences here every time. This time he scoffed at me saying "I'll pass on this one" to a record with a 8" scuff. Even after I apologized and led with "I am admittedly picky with my vinyl". Customer is always wrong in this establishment. It's unlikely i'll be returning in the future, and if I do it'll be for the selection of CDs only as I find the used selection is rather out of style. Very little GOOD used stuff. The reissues are plentiful, well curated, and priced at MSRP. The CD selection is admittedly incredible, but the pricing reminds me of FYE prices circa 2003; height of CD era prices. If you decide to come here I'd suggest only coming for the great selection of CDs and reissues, despite the prices of the former. I am happy with the CDs I did buy, as well as the reissue, but am very let down by the condition of the used record I brought home. The lighting is plentiful, so I'll take full responsibility for picking out a subpar album. I will never take responsibility for being treated like I am a nuisance by the owner; time and time again despite always spending a good chunk of money every time I visit. I'd much rather spend my hard earned money where it is appreciated.

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