About The Record Collector
The Record Collector, located in Bordentown, NJ, is a celebrated independent record store that has been in business for over 40 years. It was voted #1 as the favorite independent record store in the tri-state area by Details Magazine and received an honorary mention in Spin Magazine's list of best record stores in the USA. The store is a true gem, featuring a vast selection of new, used, rare, and collectible music in various formats, including vinyl, CDs, and tapes. Music enthusiasts will find plenty of options here. The staff is friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable, always ready to assist customers in finding what they need. Many visitors appreciate the well-organized layout and the spacious environment. Notably, the store has hosted amazing in-store concerts featuring various artists, providing an exciting atmosphere for music lovers. Overall, The Record Collector continues to be a favorite destination for those who love music and records.
Great little record shop in the heart of Bordentown. Staff is friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. If you can’t find it on the sales floor, chances are they have it in the back room. Always a big selection. My only complaint is the setup of the sales floor. Not crazy about horizontal aisles.
Absolutely love this place. My first visit was incredible. Stocked with brand new and unbelievably clean used vinyl and cds. Well organized. Lots of room. Staff is so friendly and Sue went out of her busy day to help me with my purchases. If only I lived a bit closer... I'd be a poor man! Make the trip. It's worth it.
I love record stores, and The Record Collector has been a favorite haunt of mine for decades. Pleasant staff, lots of albums and memorabilia, and good prices.
I went to a bunch of in-store concerts over the years. These events were awesome and always a blast. Plus they showcased everyone like The Monkees' Peter Tork, Men Without Hats, Peelander-Z, Lisa Bouchelle, Bravo Utah, and Kelly Carvin. They even had Billy West (Futurama) make an appearance and Raymond the Amish Comic do a set.