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Where else can you buy vinyl in Connecticut

Updated: Thursday, 17 May 2012, 2:45 PM EDT
Published : Thursday, 17 May 2012, 2:41 PM EDT

(WTNH) -- The announced closure of Cutler's Record shop in New Haven means there's fewer places where you can still stock up on new and used vinyl records.

This isn't a complete list, mind you, but here are a few other places across Connecticut where you can find vinyl. And by all means, if you know of another leave a comment below.

Merle's Record Rack
307 Racebrook Road, Orange
http://merlesrecordrack.com/

Brass City Records & Old Tools
489 Meadow St., Waterbury
http://www.brasscityrecords.com/

Replay Records
2586 Whitney Ave., Hamden
http://www.replayrecordsct.com/

Redscroll Records
24 North Colony Street, Wallingford
http://www.redscrollrecords.com

Gerosa Records
246 Federal Road, Brookfield
http://www.gerosarecords.com/

Exile on Main St.
267 East Main St. Branford
http://www.exileonmain.com

The Telegraph
19 Golden Street, New London
http://telegraphnl.com/

Oldies & Goodies
68 1/2 Quinnipiac Street, Wallingford

Disc & Dat
107 Greenwood Ave., Bethel