Where to find and buy Vynils

[Gozu]

Semaphore Record Fair #14

Monday 2nd April 2018, 9am to 4pm

St Bede's Hall, 200 Military Road, Semaphore

Free Entry

This event typically features 35 local traders with 60 tables of stock for sale, including records, CDs, music books & magazines, DVDs, memorabilia and more, both new & secondhand.

[Gozu]

Happy little vegemite with my swag at the fair today all CDs:

Primus - Tales From The Punchbowl $5
Metallica - Reload $5
Rob Zombie - The Sinister Urge $5
Rob Zombie - Educated Horses $5
Cradle of Filth - Lovecraft & Witch Hearts $5
Marilyn Manson - The High End of Low $5
Portishead - S/T $3
Red Hot Chili Peppers - By The Way $2
The Cranberries - No Need To Argue $2
Right Said Fred - Up $1

And afterwards picked up a Coffin Joe 4 disc dvd box set and two 2000 AD progs for $10 total from the Fisherman's Wharf markets.

Cooking with gas

[LMA]

I was there from 9.30 for just over an hour, was busy. Listening to the conversations around, there was some hardcore music lovers there.
The CD's were definitely cheap, grabbed 2 new vinyl records that were on my list at a good price plus a few cheap 80's various hits for some boozy nights at home.

[Booney]

A mate has had this in his shed for years :

[mal]

13/4/2019
World Record Store Day
Opportunities in getting 33s
The same day Winx is also getting his 33 wins in a row

[vondes]

Many people say that vinyl is a rarity and don't even waste time looking for it. No, don`t think so, because now it is much easier to buy vinyl records than 25 years ago. I have listened to vinyl for 30 years, recorded vinyl records on a reel to reel tape recorder. My personal opinion: vinyl has not outlived its usefulness, it is not an artifact of the last century when there was nothing better and more accessible. Vinyl is amazing thing. By the way. I would find a good service with free essays. Any ideas?

[Lightning McQueen]

Seen one on my travels walking down the top end of Prospect Road.

[Gozu]

For anyone that's interested the first ever record fair at The Gov in September:

Mr V Music presents the first ever record fair at the Governor Hindmarsh Hotel on Saturday the 18th of September 2021, from 10am to 3pm, with FREE entry.

Located opposite the Adelaide Entertainment Centre at 59 Port Road, Hindmarsh (on the corner of Gibson Street & Port Road), there is plentiful parking in nearby streets and on the Port Road median strip. Public transport by train, tram and bus is also available.

20 traders will have 40 tables of stock for sale, including CDs, vinyl records, DVDs and more.

In accordance with State Government regulation, face masks must be worn at all times (unless eating or drinking). Customers are also required to scan QR codes - or fill in their names & phone numbers on the lists provided - prior to entering the venue, for contact tracing purposes.

Coffee and refreshments will be available at the hotel front bar from 10am onwards, while the pub kitchen will open at noon to supply meals for the rest of the day and a live band will perform in the evening.

Please be advised that this is a CASH ONLY event, however an ATM is located on the premises.

Mr V Music is a record, CD & DVD shop located at 115 Semaphore Road, Semaphore.

The Governor Hindmarsh Hotel has been an acclaimed music venue for over 45 years and has staunchly supported local bands throughout the current pandemic.

[Dutchy]

Completely forgot I had a Hysteria on Vinyl, found a box in the shed with it and a number of cassettes from the early 90's, also found a copy of the 12th man on vinyl!

[Booney]

Completely forgot I had a Hysteria on Vinyl, found a box in the shed with it and a number of cassettes from the early 90's, also found a copy of the 12th man on vinyl!

Marvellous!

[Gozu]

Record Fair also selling CD's & DVD's at Walkerville coming up:

WHAT - Walkerville Music Sale
WHEN - Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd of April, from 9am to 5pm
WHERE - Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
(just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)

HOW MUCH - entry is FREE.

It’s been a long time, but the boys are back in town.

bargains to collectables
all music styles
pre-loved and new
more than 100,000 titles

The east coast wax legends Revolve Records and The Vinyl Junkie return with crates jam-packed and brimming with new, out-of-print and secondhand vinyl, CDs and DVDs - just waiting for new homes.

Local indie favourites Underground Records (UGR) will be having a huge clearance sale with new records priced from $10. They’ll be accompanied by Aldgate founders Andy & Malcolm, who’ll be slinging wax too and for some extra local spice another local legend - Graham Lusty - will have his insanely well-priced collection of new vinyl seeking new homes.

There are cafes nearby for refreshments and easy parking in surrounding streets.
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 or 281 from North Terrace in the city.

[Gozu]

Another Walkerville Record Fair plus a new record store has opened at Henley Beach Road, Torrensville:

WHAT - Walkerville Music Sale
WHEN - Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th of June, from 9am to 5pm
WHERE - Walkerville RSL, 98 Walkerville Terrace, Walkerville
(just off the corner of Walkerville Terrace & Warwick Street, in between bus stops 9 and 10)

HOW MUCH - entry is FREE.

It’s on again and the boys are back in town. We’re assured it will be both of them this time.

bargains to collectables
all music styles
pre-loved and new
more than 100,000 titles

The east coast wax legends Revolve Records and The Vinyl Junkie return with crates jam-packed and brimming with new, out-of-print and secondhand vinyl, CDs and DVDs - just waiting for new homes.

Local indie favourites Underground Records (UGR) will be having a huge clearance sale with new records priced from $10. They’ll be accompanied by Aldgate founders Andy & Malcolm, who’ll be slinging wax too and for some extra local spice another local legend - Graham Lusty - will have his insanely well-priced collection of new vinyl seeking new homes.

There are cafes nearby for refreshments and easy parking in surrounding streets.
Public transport - catch a bus on routes 208 or 281 from North Terrace in the city.

UNDERGROUND ROCKS RECORD STORE DAY

That Saturday will also be second drop for Record Store Day and there’ll be a major celebratory event at Underground Records shopfront, 78a Prospect Road, Prospect.
That’s located next to a large BWS store on the corner of Daphne Street and Prospect Road.
Bus stop 10, route G10 from the city.

From 10am to 5pm they’ll dial everything up to eleven, with a plethora of exclusive RSD titles saddled up next to the most mind-melting psychedelic rock and stoner rock, plus horror soundtracks, alternative rock, heavy metal and much more. They will also have a jaw-dropping amount of records out for $10, $20, $30, $40 clams.

Assisting them in the celebration will be craft legends Beer No Evil and new kids on the sugar block Naughty Nanna’s Cookies.
Each biz will be showcasing their unique products for purchase.
Records, Beers & Cookies - what more could you wish for ?

A NEW LOCAL RECORD SHOP !

Well known local music fan & record fair trader Lenin "Lenny" Simos has recently opened a secondhand music shop, in the inner western suburbs.

Lenny's Records
192B Henley Beach Road, Torrensville
(opposite Custom Music - bus stop 6)
open Monday to Saturday 10am - 5pm and Sunday noon - 5pm
phone 0435 349 094
stocking second-hand CDs, records, DVDs and cassettes
always buying vinyl and CD collections

[Vamos]

Went to the RSL today, picked up Offspring's Smash and Jane's Addiction's Ritual De Lo Habitual new and The Oils Diesel and Dust 2nd hand.

Also drove up the road a bit further and picked up a Chunky Steak Pie and a Choccie Donut from St Peters Bakery.

[gadj1976]

Went to the RSL today, picked up Offspring's Smash and Jane's Addiction's Ritual De Lo Habitual new and The Oils Diesel and Dust 2nd hand.

I went there yesterday and had a blast. I could've spent 10 hours there but spent 2 hours there instead. Mate of mine had hit his budget in 30 minutes and was ready to go home. Mental note to self - meet him there next time

I purchased 8 singles for $35. Can't wait till the next event.

[Gozu]

The Semaphore Record Fair returns to it's regular venue this October long weekend:

Jointly presented by the 2022 Semaphore Music Festival and acclaimed local record shop Mr V Music, the next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 3rd of October - the Labour Day long weekend public holiday - at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection.

Entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.

30 traders will have 60 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more.

Please note that most traders only accept payment in cash, however there are ATMs nearby.

This is just a small part of the annual Semaphore Music Festival, which is a four day live music event held over the October long weekend in the Semaphore / Port Adelaide area.

[Gozu]

Four up coming record fairs to end 2022 at Aldgate, Woodshed at Royal Park, a hip-hop specific one in the city and one at Port Elliot too.

ALDGATE MUSIC SALE

Malcolm and Andy are back for the final Adelaide Hills Record, CD, DVD & Book Sale of 2022 at the Aldgate Pump Hotel, 1 Strathalbyn Road, Aldgate on the weekend of Saturday & Sunday the 3rd & 4th of December, from 9am to 5pm (no early birds).

A big thank you to all of the music enthusiasts who have attended the three previous sales in 2022, making this the best year ever in terms of sales and attendances. Both Malcolm and Andy pride themselves on presenting a huge range of items, from $2 cheapies to high-end collectables and the continuous supply of fresh stock is the key to their success.

Malcolm will once again have an incredible selection of collectable LPs. He will also be selling an impressive range of rare jazz EPs, along with reducing four crates of collectable LPs to $10 each. Andy has some awesome newly acquired jazz & funk albums, as well as some fresh boxed sets of The Beatles and John Lennon. As usual there will be a diverse range of quality CDs.

For those requiring CD storage a variety of racks and shelves will be on sale. With Christmas around the corner why not buy a present or two ? Just a note to collectors of 7” singles, at this sale there won’t be much fresh stock as they’re being stockpiled for next year’s sale events.

If you’ve never been to the Aldgate Music Sale before, Mal & Andy invite you to experience a more relaxed & laid back record fair-style event, less than 30 minutes travel from the city. With a great range of vinyl, CDs and music related DVDs & books at very reasonable prices and generous bulk-buy reductions, it’s a sale not to be missed. Why not make a day of it by booking a table for the Aldgate Pump's delicious meals on 8339 2015, for lunch or dinner ? As always admission will be free !

Mal and Andy are always keen to buy record collections, so feel free to request an offer / quote.

Please be advised that this is a CASH ONLY sale and an ATM is conveniently situated downstairs in the hotel.

WOODSHED RECORD FAIR

The inaugural event at a new venue in the western suburbs near West Lakes, takes place on Saturday the 10th of December, from 9am to 4pm. Woodshed is located at 13/2 Brandwood Street, Royal Park and there’ll be a dozen sellers offering twenty tables worth of records, CDs and more. Free entry.

ASAP Coffee will supply caffeine from opening time and Wood Oven Express will have food from lunchtime, while the venue’s own bar will be open at noon to supply alcoholic beverages all afternoon.

CURATED RECORD FAIR AT SMOKELOVERS

Good Music Everywhere (GME) presents the final record fair of the year curated by Adelaide's best traders and DJs of hip-hop, indie, soul, funk, jazz, club, house, disco and techno -
Record Playerz (T-bot & Davide)
Garage Records (aka Young & Restless DJs)
The Red Crate (hip-hop / soul / funk)
Nick Gencarelli (Endless Grooves)
Troy J Been (2kW, Bank Street Social)
Aaronac (Udaberri)
Oisima (hip-hop collection)

It's an opportunity to acquire some incredible records from the personal collections of this city's finest music aficionados and underground record stores, from noon to 4pm on Sunday, the 11th of December, at Smokelovers, 244 Rundle Street in the city (next to the Exeter Hotel), a new east end venue dedicated to great music and awesome beverages. Full bar service will be available all afternoon and into the evening. Free entry.

PORT ELLIOT VINYL FAIR

To start the new year, the annual south coast music event returns for the fourth time from 9:30am to 2:30pm on Saturday the 7th of January 2023, at licensed venue The Jetty Food Store, 42 North Terrace, Port Elliot.

With a selection of Adelaide’s leading record sellers participating, there will be a huge selection of all styles of music on offer. Admission will be $2 at the gate.

In keeping with the integrity of this sale, no early birds will be permitted. This means that all the quality & rare items are available to the general public from the moment of opening.

Be aware that some of the sellers are cash only, but there are ATMs nearby at the Port Elliot Bakery (next door) and the Royal Hotel (50 metres down the street).

Trader bookings for this event can be made to Jude Alexander -
0401 900 796
thevinylcollectorjude@gmail.com

[Gozu]

Semaphore Record Fair this Easter Monday.

The next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 10th of April (Easter Monday), at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection in Adelaide.

Entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.
Church volunteers will operate a small cafeteria providing food & refreshments.

40 traders will have 70 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more.

One of the traders is a specialist stylus & music accessory supplier, who’ll be able to replace worn & damaged record player needles.

Please note that most traders only accept cash payment, however there is an ATM nearby outside the IGA supermarket on the corner of Semaphore Road & Military Road.

There’s still room for more sellers to participate (cost of $60 per six foot table).
Bookings are now being accepted by Vic Flierl.
vic@mrvmusic.com.au
0400 223 454

Some other record fairs scheduled for the first half of this year are -

22 April 2023
Port Noarlunga Record Fair - Noddy’s Curios, 11 Gawler Street, Port Noarlunga
(this is already fully booked) a dozen music sellers congregate in the rear courtyard of this antique market, which has over 25 dealers providing bric-a-brac, collectables, furniture, retro & vintage, books & music.

27 May 2023
Woodshed Record Fair - The Woodshed, 13/2 Brandwood Street, Royal Park
Bookings for this event are now being accepted. Contact Ace Jendell at …
0451405477
info@woodshed.au
A dozen sellers will offer twenty tables worth of records, CDs and more.
Free entry, fully licensed premises during the afternoon, plus food carts on site.

3-4 June 2023
Aldgate Secondhand Music & Book Sale - Aldgate Pump Hotel, 1 Strathalbyn Road, Aldgate

1-2 July 2023
Music Palooza - celebrating the 40th anniversary of Adelaide record fairs
Adelaide’s biggest record fair returns after a three year break, for an entire weekend at the Latvian Hall, 4 Clark Street, Wayville (just off Greenhill Road - not the Showgrounds).
This event always attracts several major sellers from interstate, as well as dozens of the best local traders.
Seller bookings for this will commence soon and the organiser will be at the Semaphore Record Fair at Easter.

8-9 July 2023
Port Elliot Record, CD & DVD Sale - The Jetty Food Store, 42 North Terrace, Port Elliot
This new event is organised by the same person who does the one at Walkerville.

[Gozu]

After a three year break, Adelaide’s biggest record fair is back - Music Palooza takes place on Saturday & Sunday the 1st & 2nd of July at the Latvian Hall, 4 Clark Street, Wayville (just off Greenhill Road) from 10am to 5pm on both days.

$5 entry, which covers both days.
Free for children under 12.

No early birds.

On offer will be over 100,000 records, CDs, tapes and DVDs as well as music memorabilia, spanning all genres of contemporary sound. There will be at least half a dozen interstate sellers, most of whom only come to Adelaide for this event, along with 30 or more local traders.

Music Palooza serves both hardened collectors and casual browsers alike, with amazing bargains, hard-to-find rarities, retro classics, some of the latest new releases and everything inbetween - both new and secondhand. This is a great opportunity to buy music the old-fashioned way - through face-to-face transactions directly with the sellers at a market-style event.

There’s plenty of free parking in the streets around the venue.

Please note that most traders only accept payment in cash, however there are ATMs nearby.

[Gozu]

The next Semaphore Record Fair will take place on Monday the 2nd of October (the Labour Day long weekend public holiday), at St Bede’s Hall, 200 Military Road in Semaphore from 9am to 4pm. The hall is located 20 metres south of the Semaphore Road / Military Road intersection in Adelaide.

Entry is FREE.

This is a street level event, which enables easy access for wheelchairs, prams and other mobility aids.
Church volunteers will operate a small cafeteria providing food & refreshments.

40 traders will have 70 tables of stock for sale, including vinyl records, CDs, DVDs, books & magazines, music memorabilia and more.

One of the traders is a specialist stylus & music accessory supplier, who’ll be able to replace worn & damaged record player needles.

Please note that most traders only accept cash payment, however there is an ATM nearby outside the IGA supermarket on the corner of Semaphore Road & Military Road.

[gadj1976]

Who's heading to Semaphore for this tomorrow?