We Hit 2 Epic SoCal Record Stores 10 Mins Apart!

We’re hitting the road for an epic Southern California record store crawl! In this episode, we are digging through two wonderful vinyl spots located just 10 minutes apart in Orange County. First, we explore Radiation Records in Anaheim, an absolute legendary haven for punk rock, hardcore, and alternative vinyl. Then, we head over to White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, a fantastic shop featuring a massive mix of classic rock and indie music. Along with some great finds, including an LA Punk classic, we took a few blind "punts" on this trip—buying records from total wildcard bands we had never heard of before, purely based on the album art and quick audio samples while digging in the crates! Did our gambles pay off? Watch to see both of our shop-by-shop vinyl hauls! 👇 Subscribe for more weekly vinyl hunts, record collection tours, and music discussion:    / @marriedtovinyl   📍 Stores Visited in this Video: Radiation Records (Anaheim, CA) 👉 Follow on Instagram:   / radiationrecords   White Rabbit Records (Fullerton, CA) 👉 Follow on Instagram:   / whiterabbitfullerton   ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Intro: The 10-Minute SoCal Vinyl Crawl 0:24 - Inside Radiation Records (Anaheim) 2:04 - Radiation Records Vinyl Haul 8:27 - Crates & Vibes at White Rabbit Records (Fullerton) 9:16 - White Rabbit Vinyl Haul & Taking Blind "Punts" Check out Harry J's channel: ‪@TopsyWildwood‬ #vinylcommunity #RecordStoreCrawl #SoCalVinyl #PunkVinyl #IndieVinyl #MarriedToVinyl #RecordCollecting #VinylHaul #blindbuyhaul #VC 🎵 MUSIC & COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER All sound clips used in this video are for the purposes of commentary, review, and criticism. We do not claim ownership of any copyrighted music tracks played. All rights belong to the respective artists and record labels. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.