Deer Music (or Xiaolu in Chinese) occupies a ground-floor apartment in an unremarkable apartment block. All three fluorescent-lit rooms are packed with cardboard boxes containing an unsorted dumpster heap of vinyl. 80% of the selection is inaccessible unless you risk life and limb by moving things around. On the surface are odd 60s Christmas and Broadway collections, classical compilations, jazz, funk, a little hip-hop, a lot of 80s pop. Mostly second-hand, imported stuff: prices start at 30ish and go up to 200rmb for newer releases. This is a spot for crate diggers who enjoy getting their hands grimy.