Lost Padre Records

Oh boy. I've been diggin' myself into a hole here, dusty fingers and all. Found a rare Santa Fe reggae band roots record from the 80s in near mint condition. Love this place.

Cool record shop in the heart of Santa Fe. I picked up a Dutch beat double LP (decent 60s garage section!), a Lost Padre records hoodie, and a cute Santa Fe tank top created by a local designer. Cash preferred. Stop by for a dig!

Great little record store with a good selection. The guy running the shop was really cool and fun to talk to.

If you love digging and you're in Santa Fe, you have to go to Lost Padre Records. The prices are good, the albums are in great shape, and they have a really good selection. Not to mention the staff is extremely friendly. Hopefully when you go they still have the Meow Wolf interactive art pieces that are built into old hifi equipment. That's worth a trip in itself. It's right near the Plaza so stroll on over when you're out shopping!!

Our whole family loves and relies on this here record shop. They are willing to pre-order all our whimsical requests and listen to us rave about how excited we are for it to have arrived! They throw fun community oriented shows that even our little looks forward to attending. Count on these guys to fill your music nerd needs. Super happy to have them around. Don't miss out on a visit if you're into vinyl and want to be surrounded by people who get it.

If you can find a parking place this shop is worth going to. The man that runs a court leased the one that was there helped us tremendously. We're not audio files but we need to buy some records for decorating a restaurant. Know exactly where to get it and he gave us good prices.

Small location with a nice selection and variety of records. I visited twice in one week and it looked like they added quite a bit of new albums within 3 days. Prices were good and most albums were in good playable condition.

Always happy to do business here. Knowledgeable staff and good selection. Also very happy with stereo gear purchases.

I'm honestly not sure why this place gets as much hype as it does. I was in Santa Fe for a weekend trip and wanted to find a good record store. I looked at their website and I thought that at least what they had online would give me a good idea of what to expect in the store. I was completely mistaken, and their selection was really poor. No r&b of any kind to be found, or any music from the 90s really. They had a decent selection of jazz but nothing else that I wanted to spend my money on. I was highly disappointed. It's never a good thing when the music playing in a record store sucks.

Santa Fe doesn't deserve a record store this good. It's small, but packed with great stock, well organized, well curated and overall very reasonably priced. Service is amazing, with an old-school attitude about helping people find the music they want. The owner knows his stuff really well, but he's very approachable. Ask them about upcoming shows in the area! Prices are simply unbeatable. They are always priced way below discogs. And I love that they often put inexpensive records on the wall next to the pricier ones. I'm so grateful we have this resource. If you love records, you have an obligation to go in there and buy something once in a while, so that we can keep Lost Padre alive forever.