Pacific Social Club
8 Clarence Road, E5 8HB - London
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Get ready to dig but there are some good deals to be found. The owner is very friendly and knowledgeable and taught me a few things to look for on a couple of first editions I am hunting.
I found an original non-boot version of Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World and given advice on Pink Floyd's A Saucerful of Secrets.
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Just popped in as we were passing and it's full to the brim with thousands of records. We couldn't stop but the really friendly guy offered us a coffee and we had a quick chat. I imagine he knows a LOT about music. Great place to buy a gift for a music fan.
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Popped in on Saturday during the heatwave and was well looked after with a smile and a welcoming approach to customer service. Picked up a Jazz 12" and will certainly be back.
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Very friendly service, great vibes inside. Unfortunately they do not offer CDs, which is why I dropped in, but they were happy to help with recommendations for places nearby that I could find used CDs and older catalogues. They did mention that they might consider offering CDs in future if that market grows.
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Been here before,when it was a bar, selling drinks and food.
Loads and loads of vinyl here, turntables to hear your potential purchases. Made purchase, likely to return back. Friendly staff.
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One of the best record shops in London, certainly in East. Eclectic mix, fair prices and friendly staff. Everything you could possibly want from a record shop. Feel very fortunate to have it as my local
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Very friendly and a wide variety of vinyl to choose from with reasonable prices. A little gem in Hackney Central
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One of the few places in the city that sells audio cassettes or tapes. Have a look here if you’re into that, plus the vibe is really relaxed. Friendly, too. Worth the trip from central London.
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I've been to this part of town many of times but have never have enough time to visit. A fantastic record shop with lots of variety, great listening areas for your vinyl and and the owner Liam creates a great vibe. I'll definitely be back sooner rather than later.
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✔️ One of the best and worth the schlep. Located in an informal and relaxed dissipated bric-a-brac/junk shop setting specialising in mostly second-hand vinyl.
The “usual” music genres with a fair depth and a good incidence of 'clean', the more desirable, obscure and arcane.
Here you’re more likely to find a genuine obscurity or the unfamiliar at an acceptable price…without “attitude.”
The staff; savvy, responsive and friendly.
The prices be reasonable.
A top-notch music destination and a hang-out to boot. Fabulous!
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