555xtrafunk wrote:

Updated as per 18'th of September, 2009. Any Danes, please update where necessary. The info I have here and visits to stores was made a lot simpler initially courtesy of this kind post by Rooger - http://www.discogs.com/forums/...pic_id=93988#1231502
I am posting this on the fly from my hotel (while the info is fresh in my mind), so hope to clean it up when I am home.

Accord - Website

Various locations across Copenhagen - see website

I found the store at Vestergade 37 easily and was impressed by the volume of vinyl upstairs. Everything was sealed, but I'm not sure if it was all unplayed. Condition of the items I bought was excellent. Prices were reasonable. The range for electronic and dance was limited, but worth the visit. I found about a dozen items. Other Genres are well covered as there are 10s of thousands of records to choose from.

I visited the store at Norrebrogade 90 and as advised it was closed for renovation. But next door was a charity store with boxes of vinyl (many from accord) and selected some very cheap (10Krona) gems.
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Sound Station - website
Gammel Kongevej 94,
1850 Frederiksberg C
Opening Hours:
Mon–Thu: 10-18
Fri: 10-19
Sat: 10-16
A bit of a way out of the city center, but easy enough to walk to. Second hand. A big selection of most music on vinyl and CDs too. Condition of the items on sale is excellent and reasonably well organised. Plenty of Hip Hop, Dance and electronic litters the rooms in neat stacks on the floor. Picked up 20+ pieces of quality vinyl. R&S, Tresor, DJAX-UP-BEATS, Trax, some KLF, Meat Beat Manifesto and other treasures here. Prices are not super cheap, but fair. Staff are very helpful and as with everywhere in this city, they speak English well. Upon purchasing, I was shown some piles of records not yet on the shelves and scored a good discount on the total purchase. Definitly worth a special trip to find this store when in Copenhagen.
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Goldmine -
Vester Voldgade 14
1552 København V
Opening Hours:
Mon-Thu: 10.30-18.00
Fri: 10.30-19.00
Sat: 10.00-15.00.
Second hand vinyl aplenty here, but no dance or electronic. 10s of thousands of pieces from Jazz to pop and rock. Helpful store owner.
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SEX BEAT RECORDS
Studiestræde 18
1455 Copenhagen K
Tel: +45 33 12 82 92
http://www.sexbeatrecords.dk/
Mon-Thu: 11-18
Fri: 11-19
Sat: 11-15.

Repo Man Records
Fensmarkgade 36
2200 Copenhagen
Opening Hours
Mon–Fri: 12-18
Sat: 12-16
Punk, Experimental, noise, etc... Concerts and more..


Second Beat
Jagtvej 129
2200 København N.
+45 3582 6242.
Opening Hours:
Mon–Fri: 11-18.
Sat: 11-15.


Beat Bop
Peder Hvitfeldsstræde 14
1173 København K
+45 33159319
http://www.beatbopmusic.com/

Opening Hours:
Mon–Thu: 10.15-18
Fri: 10.15-18.30
Sat: 11.15-15


Mint Records
Gammel Kongevej 140A
1850 Frederiksberg C
+45 33262262

Text from the website:

Mint Records is a Copenhagen, Denmark based recordstore, where you can buy, sell, and swop LP's, Singles, CD's, DVD's, games (PC, PS1,2,3, Xbox,and more), Musicmagazines and recordplayers.
We don't focus on any genres more than others, and our store is big enough to have a large selection of all kinds of music. We always have at least 10.000 CD's and just as many vinyls on stock, and about a 2500 movie titles and 500 different games.

We also have outersleeves for LP's and Singles, innersleeves, CD jewelcases, Recordcleaner and pickup cleaner.

We have a large selection of musicmagazines, used and new. Kerang, Rolling Stone, Empire, Sound On Sound and many more. Besides we have some music books.

In the basement we are running a sale with prices dropping each week. After four weeks we start all over with a lot of new CD's. From time to time we add an extra week with even lower prices. Please see "Udsalg" in the menu to se witch week we are in present.

Second Hand Records
Larsbjørnsstræde 20

Opening Hours:
Mon-Thursday: 12-17.30
Friday: 12-18
Sat: 11-15
Ph: +45 33150003 & +45 70151617

Route 66:
Fælledvej 3
2200 Kbh N
Opening Hours:
Mon-Fri: 12-18
Sat: 11-16
Ph: +45 35356560
Only vinyl. All genres but mainly indie. Got a decent cellar for diggin'.
Route 66 also releases minor danish acts on their own label.

The following stores have folded doors recently:

Ameoba in Hyskenstræde
Circles on Gammel Kongevej
GUF – all stores due to bankruptcy

eat-a-bunny wrote:

Sex Beat Records at studiestræde 18 it's a great metal/rock/goth store just a few block from 'strøget'

http://www.sexbeatrecords.dk/
SEX BEAT RECORDS
Studiestræde 18
1455 Copenhagen K
Tel: +45 33 12 82 92

stffn wrote:

Route 66

Second Beat

Circles

Beat Pop

(info coming up - later)

Klaus151 wrote:

Check our city guide including record stores HIFLY!

moshka-medicine wrote:

i used to live here in 1998-99.

what are the stores these days? ill be there next week.. my friend is a metal head so hell know the "rock" stores..

i used to go to baden baden, another one around the corner one street to the south (street beat? the bags said funk you! on them) and another smaller store a few blocks to the south east of street beat/baden baden area which i dont remember but i bought the caustic window comp there..

Bissia wrote:

@ stffn, could you please give the exact location of the shop you mentioned? You had 2 years now… ;)

Holfi wrote:

@ Bissia, both Second Beat and Beat Pop have closed since then, but both Circles and Route 66 are still alive and kicking.

Circles: Gl. Kongevej 39 (five minutes from central station). Open from 12-18 (on fridays often 'till around 21).
Mainly vinyl. Got a variety of different stuff - hip-hop, reggea, dub, jazz etc. but mainly electronica and rock. Very fair prices, especially compared to Soundstation further down the street.
My favorite place to shop, and the owner Lars is always good for a cup of coffee and is a veritable music-lexica.

Route 66: Fælledvej 3 (take the train to nørreport and then either by bus 5A or ten minutes walk).
Open from 12-18 (Sat. 11-16).
Only vinyl. All genres but mainly indie. Got a decent cellar for diggin'. Same price-level as Circles and mainly the same people. Route 66 also releases minor danish acts on their own label. My second choice for vinly-shopping in cph.

If you need any other info feel free to write.

Holfi wrote:

Sorry - I mistook Beat Pop for another shop. Beat Pop still exists. It's located at Gothersgade 58 right beside Kgs. Have (Kings Gardens). Open 10-18 monday-thursday (and some strange opening hours friday + saturday).
Vinyl + CD. Only used stuff. Almost exclusively rock and a little bit of jazz. The store is divided in two with cheap (& lousy) records to the right, and the good stuff on the left.
Fair prices.

Holfi wrote:

Hydeparks Corner: Istedgade 47 (five minutes from central station). Open mon. 12.30-18; tue.-thurs. 11-18; fri. 11-19 & sat. 11-15
Probably Scandinavias largest selection of dub, reggea & ska. Don't know to much about it, but really good reputation.
www.hydeparks-corner.com

RepoManRecords wrote:

Repo Man Records
Fensmarkgade 36
2200 Copenhagen

Open wednesday to saturday 12 - 18

Punk, Experimental, noise, etc... Concerts and more..

a small selection of stock here on discogs:
http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?seller=RepoManRecords

Klaus151 wrote:

Beat Pop is called Beat Bop.

They have moved to Peter Hvidfeldtstraede this year.

Hydeparks Corner has sadly closed.

Circles has closed too.

sorenfissure wrote:

The before mentioned Sound Station is worth a visit if only to check the amount of vinyl they have it's quite a beautiful sight but prices are a little high (for me that is) Super Sounds were having a big sale there with heaps of vinyl cheap about 2 months ago.

Klaus151 wrote:

It was Accord who held their sale there. Goes on twice a year :)

Klaus151 wrote:

updated!

RepoManRecords wrote:

[quote=RepoManRecords][/quote]
repo man is now open monday to saturday 12 - 18 (saturday only to 16)