Human Head, NYC. Top NYC Vinyl Record Store Experience!

Travis Klein's Human Head NYC stocks well loved and cared for vinyl, including rock, jazz, Brazilian, punk rock, metal, Latin, soul, and 45s of every ilk. Turntables, amplifiers, and speakers also for sale. The best deal in Bushwick!

"Located in Bushwick Brooklyn, we have over 5,000 pieces of new and used records that are priced to move. Whether you’re an audiophile, or looking to find your first LP, there’s something here for you. We carry an eclectic mix of genres with prices that range from high end collector records down to $2-$6 bins. Whatever you’re looking for, Human Head is the shop that’s catered to you."

[vcp]

Man oh man, how amazingly awesome must it be to have so many world class record shops at your fingertips. Sure it's great that we have so many online resources, but it ain't the same as being there. Just as well, I'd be so broke if all that "good stuff" was within my striking distance. Great video Ken, keep 'em coming. 😁👍

[Migkiller]

I used to go to Vinylmania back in the day when i used to DJ. Great store

[tonyharrison]

Boy, that was a lot of fun Ken. I really, really enjoyed that.

[DonHamlin]

I love this kind of video. Please let us see more NYC record and audio stores.

[lastcrateontheleft]

Thanks for the tour, Ken
I've ordered plenty from the head, nice to put a face with the joint!
gracias amigo! -Greg

[scottwallace]

Great record store. Nice to see a part of the word you live in. Love to come to New York City one day. The store has some cool records. Somewhere I could spend 2-3 hours easy just Looking at the records. I like a lot of the L.P. Covers really into the artwork of them. Be good to go there and meet like minded music fans and talk to the staff who work there, people who like you know there stuff when it comes to music.

[DorianPaige]

Thanks for showing the rare soul 45's. There was some nice obscure ones there. I see Daptone has their own box!

[miketomlin]

That looks like a great shop, best I've seen for a long tIme!

[Localbandography]

Sick Jazz section. Records before rent would be how I would play it yes.

[francoisdunord]

Tell us a little about kruder und dorfmeister in your next video, nice to see these old receivers, reminds me of yesterday when i was young, grtz from the netherlans

[Maquis]

Nice grab, those K&D Sessions are killer...

[ancc]

Very good. What tune is that in the back ground? Sounds like a Hammond, ... awesome.

[petertaylor]

Thanks for this Ken I have my route from my hotel worked out for my trip in October. Have you considered doing a similar type review of the live music scene. It would really help us tourist, and I would be interested even if I wasn't travelling. Are the iconic clubs still good or are there new ones offering quality without high prices

[scottwallace]

Do you know why the record store is called human head? Strange name. When it comes to record stores is this one of the last shops standing in NYC? I’m a Jazz and soul guy so this video is wonderful to me. Reminds me of the 1990s when almost every city/town have a record store. Not just a place for music but a place to meet people into music before the days of the internet. It meant something be on the street with the right L.P. In your hands. Thank you for this video ken.

[bricost]

Oh, right at the beginning - "Revelation" of Doug Carn and Black Jazz Records

[charleskatz]

Grab that Doug Carn for me I'll pay you

[tutenvanman]

We don't all like this weird stuff some of us prefer quieter middle of the road stuff like Van Der Graaf, Ardvark, Black cat bones, Third ear band, Wire and the offshoots etc.