Groove Street Records

What is on the wall

A record shop for people who dig through the crates as much as they buy what is in them

  • A worn soul record sleeve with visible ring wear leaned against a crate

    Original 1971 pressing, soul

    Deep groove, flat edge, the run before the label switched plants. Graded VG+ on the playing surface - light background noise on side two, no skips.

    $38
  • A sealed jazz record sleeve with a plain kraft-paper mailer beside it

    Audiophile reissue, jazz quartet

    Sealed, this week’s new arrival. Cut from the analog master, heavier vinyl than the original run.

    $32
  • A small 7-inch single sleeve with a faded label held over a crate of similar singles

    Dollar-crate garage rock 7-inch

    Sleeve is soft at the corners and the label is sun-faded, but it plays clean start to finish. Graded honestly at VG, not the VG+ a lazier shop would put on the tag.

    $1
  • A record spinning on a turntable at the shop counter with a sleeve propped beside it

    This week’s staff pick, funk instrumental

    Spinning on the store turntable right now. One counter copy for listening, extra sealed copies behind the register.

    $24
  • An open gatefold double album sleeve with two record labels visible

    Early pressing, live double album

    Gatefold intact, both discs graded separately since they came out of different sleeves in the same collection. Disc one VG+, disc two VG for a short patch of surface noise on the last track.

    $45
  • A record sleeve with minimalist geometric artwork standing upright in a crate divider

    Import pressing, electronic

    Came in on a European import run we do not see often. New arrival, still shrink-wrapped.

    $36

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