london reggae record store questions
- Thread starter petergunn
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john eden
male pale and stale
Berwick Street is still good for reggae.
Music and Video Exchange and Reckless Records still have shops there. Plus there's one next door to MVE which has some old sevens. Reckless is probably best - they have two shops and the one you want is the southern most. (the other one is mainly dance music and has a few bashment things in).
Sounds of the Universe is nearby and has a 2nd hand bit downstairs which seems pretty expensive iirc.
Supertone and Blacker Dread are still open in Brixton but not sure if they do 2nd hand or revive stuff.
Dub Vendor in Clapham Junction do new release and revive. (see their website) Ditto their shop in Ladbroke Grove.
North side you are looking at Regal Records in Clapton, Body Music in Tottenham and then some strange stores I haven't made it to yet like:
Plus some stuff in Walthamstow...
Music and Video Exchange and Reckless Records still have shops there. Plus there's one next door to MVE which has some old sevens. Reckless is probably best - they have two shops and the one you want is the southern most. (the other one is mainly dance music and has a few bashment things in).
Sounds of the Universe is nearby and has a 2nd hand bit downstairs which seems pretty expensive iirc.
Supertone and Blacker Dread are still open in Brixton but not sure if they do 2nd hand or revive stuff.
Dub Vendor in Clapham Junction do new release and revive. (see their website) Ditto their shop in Ladbroke Grove.
North side you are looking at Regal Records in Clapton, Body Music in Tottenham and then some strange stores I haven't made it to yet like:
Plus some stuff in Walthamstow...