About Purchase Street Records
Purchase Street Records is a vibrant record shop known for its extensive selection of records, CDs, tapes, and rock 'n' roll merchandise. The store primarily focuses on modern music but also offers a variety of oldies. With a constantly changing inventory, it features an impressive array of metal vinyl, including rare finds not available elsewhere. The store is highly regarded as the best record store in the New Bedford area, boasting a large selection of rock, metal, and a smaller section for hip hop and tapes. Customers appreciate the knowledgeable owner, who is always ready to assist with requests. The pricing is fair for high-quality pre-owned vinyl, and the shop often hosts events and visits from band members, enhancing the shopping experience. For those looking to buy or sell collections, Purchase Street Records encourages customers to call ahead for availability.
This place is sweet! Literally had everything that I could think of to look for and way more. They have an extensive Metal vinyl selection that is very impressive and alot of rarities that you probably won't find anywhere else. Highly, highly recommend.
By far the best record store in the New Bedford area. Been going ever since they were on Purchase Street (With the amount of records they have they needed this larger location, lol). One of the best metal and rock selections of any record store I've ever been to. Also a smaller hip hop and tape section. New and used, imported records you can't find anywhere else, you name it. Roger the owner is a great guy and knowledgeable owner. If you're into rock and metal, you can't miss this one.
PSR, is a GREAT shop, covers nearly ALL genre's, focusing on Metal, Thrash, Grunge, Classic Rock.Pricing is what you would expect for the Better Grade pre-owned Vinyl. No skips, minor wear, great jackets minimal wear on Early Pressings. Always events going on, various Band Members often drop by, as well as "All Sinners" band, who's Drummer happens to be the owner, and very helpful to fill the empty spots on your record shelf! If you don't see it:Ask Roger, he just might have a copy in his vault out back! Lol