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  • Alien Records

    4101 Guadalupe #400 Downtown

    512/477-3909

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    Everything a deejay needs to turn the mutha out.

  • Alpha Music Center

    611 W. 29th Campus

    512/477-5009

    Looking for the words to "Whoomp, There It Is"? Need the guitar tablature for "Classical Gas"? Look no further, Liberace; if they don't have it, chances are they can get it. Sheet music for all occasions.
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    Antone's Records

    2928 Guadalupe #101 Campus

    512/322-0660

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    Late, great Austin club impresario Clifford Antone (1949-2006) opened the tie-in to his world-famous blues sanctuary in 1987, a dozen years after the live music staple debuted on Sixth Street. By then, Antone’s had settled in North Campus, directly across Guadalupe from the new vinyl emporium. After his death, the record store’s most loyal and knowledgeable music encyclopedias – original Fabulous Thunderbirds drummer Mike Buck, his spouse and garage rock-loving Austin native Eve Monsees, and grin merchant Forrest Coppock – took over and retain vinyl prices of 30 years ago rather than today’s wax gouging. In-store performers amongst the racks: Gary Clark Jr., Lazy Lester, and Paul Ray.
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  • ABIA: Austin Chronicle

    3600 Presidential, 3600 Presidential, Concourse, West, near gate 15 South

    512/530-2242

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  • ABIA: BookPeople

    3600 Presidential, 3600 Presidential, Concourse, West, near gate 11 South

    512/530-2242

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  • Custom Sounds

    3909 N. I-35 Downtown

    512/443-3313

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    Make your Honda Civic sound like a Cadillac Fleetwood.

  • Disc Go Round

    2021 Guadalupe (Dobie Mall, 2nd floor) Downtown

    512/479-7779

    Amid the wide variety of CDs, new, used, indie, and mainstream, crops up an unusual selection of world music, brought to Austin by small-time importers, the foreign exchange students at UT. Six listening stations and a large poster collection.

  • Discoteca Sanchez

    1500 Pleasant Valley #214 South

    512/320-0210

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    The front door says it all: "Gran Variedad de Musica en Espanol." Plus videos, magazines, Spanish-language Harlequins and a small selection of, ahem, sultrier stuff.

  • Duval Discs

    2928 Guadalupe Campus

    512/236-1655

    The backbone to any good used CD palace is having the latest releases before they're released (who sez there's too many rock critics in this town?), and on this front, no Austin music store is timelier than Duval Discs, which, in its new location on Guadalupe is no longer aptly named, but still sports a fine selection and friendly clerks.
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    End of an Ear

    4304 Clawson South Lamar and Barton Springs

    512/462-6008

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    South Austin’s best record store, founded in 2005, made its name on exceptional genre-specific vinyl before the LP’s post-digital resurgence. End of an Ear’s in-store performances likewise cater to an eclectic but in-the-know crowd, with bands setting up informally in the corner of the store for all-ages audiences that pack between the stacks. The shop also recently expanded with a back room for music gear and stereos.
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  • Frugal Media

    5400 N. Lamar #103 Midtown

    512/929-3800

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  • Local Flavor

    305 E. Fifth Downtown

    512/472-7773

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    Retailing the richness of Austin's creative community, Local Flavor is the first place to go when searching out the CD of that great local band you just heard, or the works of area writers and cartoonists, or signed portraits of your local heroes.

  • Maldonado's Record and Video Shop

    2207 E. Seventh East

    512/478-0020

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    Legendary Eastside record shop, offering a broad selection of conjunto, Tejano, and tropical music. Because as Henry says (and Beverly does too), Sin Music No Hay Vida.
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  • Musicmania

    3909 N. I-35 East

    512/451-3361

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    For nine years this East Austin institution has been offering the largest selection of rap, soul, and R&B in town, as well as weekend in-store performances by up-and-coming R&B artists. Out-of-town record collector geeks flock here for great vinyl deals as well.
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  • Quincy's Guitars

    515 S. Congress #106 South Congress and South First

    512/383-0456

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  • Rhythm Hound

    Palmer Events Center, 900 Barton Springs Road South Congress and South First

  • Strait Music Co.

    3201 Bee Caves Rd., Suite 140 West Austin and Lakeway

    512/476-6927

    Family-owned one-stop shop for gear and repair.
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  • Technophilia

    2418 Guadalupe Campus

    512/477-1812

    Techno! Techno! Techno! Techno! Their new Drag location opening soon, recently relocated from the Bluebonnet Plaza.
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  • Tu Musica Record Shop

    3500 S. Congress South Congress and South First

    512/441-0904

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    This "Best of Austin" Critics Pick is stacked floor to ceiling with the best selection of your favorite tunes from Latin America.
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  • Waterloo Records

    1105 N. Lamar Old West Austin

    512/474-2500

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    In August 2025, Austin’s reigning record emporium relocated a few blocks up the road to its new, bigger space. Expect the same in-store performances from roadshows and locals celebrating the release of a new album, with no preference in regard to musical genre. Shows typically start weekdays at 5pm and conclude with artist signings, throughout which the store remains open for business. Waterloo Records' new location also adds a bar and podcast studio.
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  • WD Auto Sound & Accessories

    407 Baylor Old West Austin

    512/474-6364

    Boom, boom, boom. You like your music, so should everyone else.
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