Cult Vinyl

Liverpool, Reino Unido

3.8

5 opiniones

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35 Renshaw Street Grand Central, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 2
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
60 mWhitechapel Stop Gb
100 mQueen Square Bus Station (alighting Only)
100 mQUEEN SQUARE BUS STATION
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Horario local (Liverpool) 12:44 domingo, 2 de noviembre de 2025

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lunes 10:00 – 17:30
martes 10:00 – 17:30
miércoles 10:00 – 17:30
jueves 10:00 – 17:30
viernes 10:00 – 17:30
sábado 10:00 – 17:30
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5 opiniones sobre Cult Vinyl

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Tu valoración: 4
Leeds, United Kingdom
Cult Vinyl is a hidden beauty that I accidentally stumbled upon while browsing the hippie hole. What immediately grabbed my attention was the rare vinyls on display in their window, so initially I had to see more. The shop interior is tiny but that’s what makes it unique and don’t let it fool you into thinking there isn’t a lot of selection of vinyls because this isn’t the case, my mind was blown when seeing what they have to offer. So if you are a vinyl junkie such as myself it goes without saying you need to check out Cult Vinyl.
Tu valoración: 4
Liverpool, United Kingdom
As fellow reviewers have pointed out, vinyl demands a certain level of obesession and diligence if you will. It’s not as easy as downloading a track or walking into HMV. You have to search for it which makes it all the sweeter when you find a real gem.
For such obsessives Cult Vinyl is not likely to really satissfy followers or collectors of any really cult genres or artists, that’s not to say that they wont appear but from my experience this place is best to find one of those classic ‘must have’ type of albums.
Tu valoración: 4
Brighton, United Kingdom
Staying on the subject of dope tracks, Cult Vinyl is one of Liverpool’s last remaining secondhand record stores.
The windows are crammed with rare and collectable Beatles, Rolling Stones and Madonna records whilst the inside features crates of alphabetically organised old albums, 12“s and CDs. The stock isn’t as varied as somewhere like Hairy Records but if you’re into classic rock, pop, punk, emo or goth, it’s worth digging in the crates. Alongside classic Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jefferson Airplane records, I’ve also found recent treasures like Kings of Leon and The Black Keys.
Tu valoración: 4
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Vinyl shopping is somewhat of a cult really, isn’t it. All those stacks of dusty LPs in there, they’ve squeezed every last gem they can find into that itsy bitsy room oh and then there’s the Funeral for a Friend LP I spotted on the wall. I suppose this is Quiggins after all.
There is quite an extensive Beatles section as one would expect in Liverpool, some rarities and also some classics. They also stock decent CDs (You know, them new fandagled whatsits that came after vinyl?) and DVDs too. However, they also have tapes. Including The Terminator Soundtrack. Amazing.
Tu valoración: 3
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Like Probe Records and Hairy Records, this is one amazing shop if you love and adore music on vinyl records, or even if you just love old music and you are trying to find that special song, or that last missing album from your collection.
There is quiet a variety here, so there is something for everyone. Also, they sell a few second hand CD’s of popular oldies music as well, so even if you don’t have a record player, it’s still worth a pop in.
They are located upstairs in Grand Central on Renshaw Street. So, polish your dancing shoes and wheel that old «gramophone» out of the closet because you’re going to need it …