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Fotex Records

Downtown CD and video store

Szervita ter, 2
District V
Budapest 1052
Hungary
+36 1 318 3395

This two-level music store selling CDs, videos and DVDs can be found in the main shopping area. It stocks the usual pop and rock offerings, but its strengths are soul, funk, hip hop, R'n'B, blues, golden oldies on CD (e.g. Peggy Lee, Connie Francis and Billy Preston), jazz, classical (with lots of EMI budget label releases), opera and Hungarian folk and gypsy music. The world music section is unfortunately a little depleted but it's worth mining for the odd find. Headphones are available but you can only listen to a pre-set selection of tracks.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Rozsavolgyi

Mostly classical CDs and sheet music Szervita ter, 5
Budapest 1052
Hungary
+36 1 318 3500 This is an old favorite among Hungarian music lovers. It sells good value Hungarian classical CDs, vinyl LPs, sheet music, plus folk and rock and a sprinkling of other genres. All major classical CD labels, many budget labels are also available here. Chance finds across all categories are always a possibility. The store-whose staff are extremely knowledgable-is open late in the week and is also open on Sundays.

Review © 2007, Wcities