Located at 300 East Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas, Nevada, Record City appears on the outside to be a simple brick building near some prime real estate but is like a TARDIS once you open the door.
The amount of stuff in the store is amazing. I don’t know if there are more vinyl records or DVDs in the place. There was a good amount of CDs, too.
I knew I was in a fun place when I looked left upon entering and saw these crates.
A Cramps import version of Songs The Lord Taught Us next to that cool Siouxside and The Banshees record? Come on! Their new wave section was also impressive.
The variety in the place is excellent. Check out this mix of records for example.
Another highlight of the place is their collection of neat soundtracks and movie scores on vinyl on display above their massive DVD collection.
It’s a fun place, full of bins and dusty boxes to explore. One box I found on the floor had vintage Escape from the Planet of the Apes loose trading cards in it among various picture of Elvis Presley. I almost bought them, but opted for CDs from Cypress Hill, A Tribe Called Quest, and Satan’s Pilgrims instead.
Don’t miss it if you’re in Sin City.
Keep your mind open.
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