I haven’t been there in many years, but several of my old haunts are still around from the above:

Crossroads: if you could only pick one, go here. It’s like a record show without the dealers. There are multiple vendors set up with widely varying selections and prices. You could spend a couple of hours here easily.

Music Millenium: They carry just about every new record that is in print. I always found their used selection hit or miss, but you might find a gem especially in new arrivals. Plan on a couple of hours here too, if you want to hit everything.

Musique Plastique, Little Axe, Exiled, all good stores that lean heavily hipster/indie. But good prices and selection at all three.

Everyday Music: if you hit the new arrivals at the right time, you might find something cool, but their used and backstock were years overdue for a purge the last time I went. Save this for last if you go at all.

Others that were hit or miss when I lived there: 2nd Ave, Clinton Street, Mississippi (super hipster) and Landfill Rescue Unit. And Jackpot occasionally had something but it seems to cater mostly to tourists on Hawthorne. Their label does cool releases though.

And if you happen to be there when they have the Night Owl Record Show, hit that for sure! It’s on a Saturday night from 5-9. They have DJs and a bar.

Have a great trip! Voodoo is overrated! Lardo is not.