Cheapo Records

An excellent selection - the $1 45s boxes are well worth hunting through. One of the best record stores in Boston for more than 4 decades.

The place is packed floor to ceiling with vinyl, CDs, and cassettes. Neon signs and retro vibe make it feel like stepping back in time. Selection is huge across all genres - rock, jazz, folk, country, you name it. Prices are reasonable and there’s a vintage clothing section in back with band tees. It’s organized well enough but you’ll want to spend time digging. They also have stools which is clutch when you’re going through the lower racks. Cash only for some purchases under a certain amount so bring bills.

I stop by this store whenever I'm in Central Square, and it's always a great experience. I can't speak on vinyl, but I love going through and picking up a couple of CDs every once in a while. The staff have all been kind to me, which I am grateful for since I have really bad social phobia, so going out in public (especially to stores) is difficult for me. I am never stressed when I stop by here, and I always either go home with something I like, or I leave the store empty-handed, but feeling calmer. It's a nice place. They have a good selection in there.

I was scrolling through Boston and came across this hidden gem, had many great vinyls I would buy if I had a machine.

Cool store but prices are a little high and the aisles are to narrow to look at records when the store is full.

Shout out to Aztech! This was my last stop on my Boston record store stroll and he just made my night, dope store!

The stock of vinyls is great, good variety of old and new. The T-shirts are fun to look through and you can usually find something good. But what makes Cheapo Records special are the employees. On Easter Sunday ‘25 the person at the register went above and beyond. Incredible customer service and care.

Fun cool place posters records and hand me down concert shirts

Not much house or techno, everything else seems well stocked and store is easy to navigate. If you are looking for some gems and keepers, this is the records store to go to. Fair when it comes to selling and the prices on all the items are as expected. Bottom line is Fair and honest. That goes a long way. Some record stores will lowball you and be rude when selling. They are the opposite and hope they continue that service. Its a nice store, lots of good records to buy new.

The last of it's kind in the area. Hard not to appreciate that. Decent bargain section and good selection of some rarities. They're definitely fair with pricing. Minus one star only because they're 100% selling bootleg tshirts.

Boston and Cambridge used to have so many excellent record stores when I was growing up, most of which have long since closed. Fortunately, Cheapo records has been holding its place on Mass Ave for many years. Cheapo Records is a moderately-sized store with a mix of new and used records, across lots of genres. My partner and I had the chance to visit again recently and both walked away with a couple selections. In fact, both of us found titles that seemed to have been eluding us elsewhere (her a soundtrack and me a couple reissues from the 60s/70s). Gotta love that feeling of finally scoring the record you've been coveting. The owner(?) at the register was super friendly and we had a good conversation before we left. Hope to be able to stop by again next time we're in the Boston area.

Shop: cool exterior with neon lights, awesome record sales at $1 and inside music lovers heaven. Cassettes and Cassette players, Cassette and cd players, record and record player, posters, uniquely designed clothes, vintage clothes,, pins and more! Service: there was one person at the register but the we came in near to closing so they weren't too busy and we had plenty opportunity to ask for assistance or checkout . Price: there is definetly something for any price range here something cool to visit if you're touring around town for the first time like my family or coming back for deals like my boyfriend and I will be. Tip: They are also at the SoWa markets on Sunday and have a couple racks of clothes tops, shorts, pants, vintage etc for sale in addition to posters if you want to check them out there as well I'd highly recommend!

Great selection of new and classic vinyl. Well worth the visit. Best in the area !!!!

Followed the inviting website to Cheapo's to sell my DVD collection where I was flat out told they aren't buying DVDs. Not what the website states. Tough location to get to, no parking, and after schlepping three bags of discs to the shop there was no love at Cheapos. Planet Records and Stereo Jack's had no problem cherry picking through the collection and saving the day from being a waste of my time. Poor location. No parking. Unwelcoming staff. No love. Not again.

Most reviews of this store are older so I'll review after a single visit to note: they may have some obscure titles but mostly what I saw was a Newbury Comics-like selection. Not complaining that Keep It Like a Secret spotted me as soon as I walked in the door, but others I found were the National, Pavement, Angel Olsen, Pixies...all music I like, but not obscure by any means. And prices are $25+ for reasonably recently released stuff.

Been there several times over the last year to re-build my vinyl collection of my youth. Have a great experience with the staff. The used selection has been fantastic. I love flipping records the way I did in the 70's. The store is a bit cramped on a weekend visit. The price of used is comparable to anywhere else. Consider me a fan of cheapo.

Incredibly rude staff. Nothing else to say really. I come in here on my lunch all the time but thats at an end. Also quite overpriced.

Came here for records and found two "limited edition" records. Both were 50 dollars. both of them were in poor condition with dents and scratched. These people are scammers

Staff is rude and act inconvenienced if you dare ask a question. The owner constantly has a scowl on his face. Majority of stock is overpriced junk. Worst record store in Massachusetts by far.

I have been a customer since I was a teenager. I am recently retired and have been collecting vinyl through my years working in a few large Boston clubs in the DJ booth. Cheapo records is not cheap anymore. Horrible customer service. The guy behind the register has way too much attitude as he was scanning the several albums I purchased. I felt like walking out but spent lots of time searching and finding music from my wish list. There is no excuse for rude behavior and bad attitudes these days especially for overpriced vinyl. Now I realize why I was the only person in the store. In Your Ear on Comm Ave is so much better and the owner is a really nice guy.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! 4 & 1/2 STARS. VINYL, ALBUMS, 45s, Disco Discs, CDs, Cassettes VHS & other formats from a bygone era. They have both New & USED. Some are still shrink wrapped in their original jackets after many decades. Although this shop is small it is jam packed with MUSIC. If you are familiar with Amoeba Music in California this place is like a smaller version of that store. It's been in existence since 1954 in Central Square Cambridge. They both buy & sell records & have very knowledgeable people working here. You got to support your local record stores. It used to be, you had to have mega bucks & be really rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

This place has a decent selection of records but to be honest I haven't found anything too out of ordinary and the prices are slightly higher than I've seen else where for the same thing. Also customer service is a little rough around the edges. Not my favorite spot but they do have some good stuff.

A cheap O is not necessarily a good O. I've paid a lot of money for Os. It depends on who you're paying, I guess. And I suppose, an O is an O. Now these are what I call memories. A truly remarkable and legendary record store that used to be located in a subterranean shop just down the street, and now has expanded to this larger store which has extremely high prices, but so much variety and selection and so many hidden gems, and such a history, not to mention such a nice - and left wing - owner, that I can't help but to give it a 5 star. I first came in here when I was 16, and last came in here about 2 months ago. And many, many, many times in between.

Owner is rude as all hell and pushed customers away because we wanted to try on clothes we were going to buy along with multiple records. When we asked how it would fit his response was "small medium large" shrugged and walked away. Not even the first review that says this guy is rude shame

What the hell happened to this store..?! I know it is under relatively new mgmt. But wow it's gone totally downhill from its past glory. Overpriced common junk is the only way to describe the records here. Sorry. If you are into vinyl and know your stuff, there's nothing to see here. I was in and out in under 10 min.. Focus is now on clothes and posters..Shame really..used to be a great place to score some rare gems with the constantly rotating vintage LP stock. Used to have a great dollar bin..No more. Tons of modern reissues now. Reminiscent of Newbury Comics. Probably will not visit again. RIP Cheapo.

I've seen many other reviews talking about the short guy who works here. But jeez, he really is a complete douche! I asked him to see a record behind the counter to check the condition and he didn't even let me hold it. It was $80, and I said I was gonna buy it. I continued to browse and I had some of my other shopping bags in an area of the store, so I didn't have to carry them around. The short dude walks up to me with a super rude tone and starts giving me shit for keeping my bags there. Which was strange and annoying because they weren't blocking anything. Really weird to be rude to a customer who's about to spend $80. Anyways I bought the record, but I wish I hadn't. I wish I just walked out and didn't give them my money. The other employees actually seemed nice tho, so nothing against them. But the dude I'm talking about has a huge case of the short-man syndrome. IDK maybe his wife left him for someone taller or something. Also, the actual records here aren't impressive, too many reissues and very overpriced, like probably 30% higher than what the actual price should be. They sell fair condition records for $20 and more, labeling them "As Is" knowing it's gonna play bad. Just put it in the dollar bin! Don't come here, Stereo Jack's is a great record store in the area, which isn't run by a douche bag like this store.

They have some pretty cool vintage clothes. Found a pretty cool sweater, so I tried it on. A worker came over and told me I can't try on clothes. "Oh, sorry," I reply. He says, "There's a sign right there." "Ok, sorry..." He then snatches all the clothes I was interested in buying and whisks them to the back room??? Would be a pretty decent establishment if it wasn't apparently run by assholes :/

A staple of Central Square. Cheapo has been in the Square since the beginning of time. Original pressings. Re-issues. 33, 45, 78, 80 Edison and CD and DVD. Buy, sell, barter or trade. You cannot go wrong. I saw today, they are selling new rock T-shirt's and used winter jackets. Priced very reasonably and a great staff too. Parking?! Meh, it's Central, you'll park far away and hoof it.

I really want to like this place. Yes, it has a great selection, especially blues...but the pricing kills me. Discogs/eBay pricing like you wouldn't believe, which is okay, but I'm talking high high end of Discogs pricing (ex. If median Discogs sale price is $7 and highest ever paid is $14, but somebody is selling on marketplace for $22, it's going to be $22 at Cheapo. It's worth stopping by to take a look, but don't expect a deal.

Cheapo Records holds a special place in my heart. The first record store I went to once I took up collecting vinyl records as a hobby. I usually dig for Rap, R&B and jazz and they have wide selection of records and a really cool & knowledgeable staff. I told Brendan (store manager) I am Cape Verdean he was able to bring up a band from my parents day that I wasn't very familiar with. Kinda cool when I can talk to someone about Nas' Illmatic album and a band my parents listened to. Highly recommend this place for a newbie looking to get into vinyl or a seasoned vet looking for some gems.

Had one of the worst experiences of my life. Horrible experience with the male white employee working on 5/27/22 at ~2pm who lied straight to my face and almost stole my quarter zip. I was shopping around in the t shirt section, and took off my quarter zip because it was a warm summer day. When I later left the store and realized I didn't have my quarter zip with me, I went back to look for it and he was incredibly rude and said he didn't see anything. He also claimed that I had left shirts all over the place, which was completely false ... it was another girl that was there that did that ... I don't know if there were microaggressive racial undertones involved because she was also Asian, but will give the benefit of the doubt. When my friend went back to check for my quarter zip a second time, she found it hung up on a rack, with the zipper zipped up and ready to be sold. This is absolutely unacceptable behavior, and by no means an innocent mistake because my quarter zip looked NOTHING like the other pieces at the store and there was no tag. For fucks sake, it was from Brandy Melville if that helps paint the pictures. Disappointed and will be spreading the news.

The manager (short guy with short cut) very rude and lacks customer skills. I didn't know asking a question about YOUR inventory results to you having an attitude. I was excited to spend my money but I'll take it where it's valued.

Excellent record store. Conveniently located and great selection of vinyls, including rare albums difficult to get (unless you order them online and pay for shipment). Prices are perhaps on the high. However, you can also get some really good deals if you take some time to browse among the thousands of records they have. Also, all records I got from Cheapo are in really good shape. So far I visited the store twice and I can tell you there will be a third one... (and fourth, fifth...)

Found a Bo Diddley record and Billie Holiday cd. Lots of used records for such a small place. The guy at check out was very nice and friendly.

This is a legendary used vinyl store that dates back to the 1970s. Cheapo's has been in continuation operation at or near its current location in Central Square since Central Square was an undeveloped war zone full of hippies, reggae bars & petty criminals back in the day. This is the Holy Grail of used music in Cambridge, MA. You walk DOWN into the store, bypassing the most utterly vintage rock jazz & blues posters imaginable. This place is so hip & has been so hip for so long that the locals dont fully appreciate it. This place is a Goldmine (pun intended) of used music. Visiting or living in Boston, do not midd a visit here.

This place is so awesome! I miss these types of places that there used to be so many of and now barely any. The stuff you can find in this place blows your mind. It might be one of the best selection of records I've seen in a long time. Also posters, cd's, tapes... Very cool place.

This record store is a lot more organized than any record store I've been in Boston, and the people that work here are actually knowledgeable about the records that they sell. My only complaint is that these guys are selling bootlegged DVD concerts at full price, I got suckered into buying one a few months ago so beware of that! If I end up purchasing another bootleg DVD or CD, I will be reporting you guys...let people know they're not legit.

I love this place!!! Brandon was so extremely helpful in helping me answer questions about my record player my trouble setting turntable up. I was able to buy and sell records for a great price as well as get hands on knowledge and care towards my turntable. They are constantly getting new records in so stop by anytime! Their $1-$2 record sales are fun to look through as well and I have found some gems hidden amongst the piles! Thank you Brandon and team for giving me the time even during the craziness of record day around the corner. 10/10!

The problem with Cheapo, as I see it, is what others may view as its greatest attribute: they only have the weird obscure stuff. Case in point: look in the Miles Davis section. On a recent visit, there was only one disc in this section: not Kind of Blue, not Sketches of Spain, not Witches Brew-- but the tribute to Jack Johnson album. No, not THAT Jack Johnson (thank god their paths never crossed!), but still-- a record store that doesn't have Kind of Blue? Huh. Same goes for the Beatles section. You'll encounter bizarro picture discs and interview albums, but the classic full-lengths themselves are MIA. This likely owes to Cheapo's status as one of an increasingly rare breed: a record store whose stock is almost entirely-- perhaps 95% or more-- used. This means the stock depends on what the people are bringing in, and when the people are beginning to think it might be good to hold on to that old Miles record, after all, they probably won't sell it to the store. Yet, for deep appreciators of obscurity like my dad, whom I previously thought owned every single record ever pressed, Cheapo is a godsend. Here he encountered what I would perceive as mediocre, but what he sees as memory-provoking, long-lost pop records he hadn't seen in twenty years and probably never thought he'd see again. Pricing is OK, averaging about $6-8 per record and about the same for CDs. There are a lot of sealed LPs, but very few are actually "new", leading me to believe Cheapo landed itself a huge pile of deadstock at some point. And with a huge selection of oldies, rock/pop, world, and even gospel, Cheapo can appeal to a wide audience. The CD selection is not great but not shabby, and there are some hidden gems to be found in the video section as well.

"Can I take your bag?" "I'm sorry?" "I need to take your bag" "I'm sorry I'm not sure I understand." "There is a sign to check in your bag" (Indeed a small barely visible, blending-with-the-background, hand written sign on a teared cardboard box is there) "Is there any reason behind this?" The owner from behind the counter steps in: "Because you are in my store and I said so!" "Hey dude, you don't have to be rude about it!" The attitude and rudeness of the staff made me just speechless and I left. Sorry for just barging in, it won't happen again. Music selection? Well, I'm not sure, they intimidated me out of the store in under one minute. So let me get this straight, you assume everyone walking in is a thief and came in to steal. You are afraid someone will steal $10 worth of records and that's why you need to check in their $2000 laptop with you. Yeah right, get a grip please. Despite all of this, if they calmly explained their bag policy I might just have handed mine to them and bought some records. Instead I spent my $50 in a competing store in H. Sq. The irony of all this is, they did not look that trustworthy to even trust my bag with them.

I was visiting the area and wanted to check out the local record shops. When I walked in the older gentleman behind the counter rudely asked me to "check my bag". I told him I didn't have a bag only my purse. He said that's what he meant and insisted I could not look around the store until gave him my purse. Never in my life have I had a business ask for my purse to be held behind the counter while I shopped. It was insane!!! I walked out and will never return.

Everything you want in a record store. The two long-haired fellows behind the register were so nice and so chill and happy to chat about just about anything. They were very knowledgeable on the records that I chose and offered up some fun facts when I checked out. The amount of boxes filled with records packed into the store seems to defy physics; space is small but the records are many and of high-quality (and cheap price). I will definitely be back for some more musical treats soon.

Cheapo Discs in Central Square has a lot going against it. For one thing, it's the most expensive place in town. Discs average $12-13 each, noticeably more than they do in every other place in Cambridge. For another, I can't figure out if they merged with Skippy White's or what, but I had this terrible experience with Skippy White's once where they sold me an empty CD case and then I had to argue with some dude for like ten minutes to get my money back. Seriously. Skippy White's sign is now outside Cheapo's, along with Cheapo's sign, and I don't know what that's supposed to mean but I feel conflicted. Anyway, the selection turns out to be pretty good, although the hip-hop area is negligible. But the dudes behind the counter are still kinda dicks. And my wife - you know how cats can sense ghosts? My wife is like that. Including the part where cats can't actually sense ghosts, they're just crazy sometimes. My wife felt so crazy about Cheapo that she just took off after a few minutes. Met me outside. And this is a woman who's usually cool with me spending 45 minutes going through the quarter bin at some dude's yard sale. I don't care whether it's ghosts or the greasy guys behind the counter: if my wife gets skeeved that fast at any place, I'm either gonna take off or tell your mom to put her pants back on. I BOUGHT: The D.O.C., "No One Does it Better" ($13). The D.O.C. was a member of the NWA family who released one album and then got into a car accident that severed his vocal cords. To Death Row's credit, the dude is still hanging around in like every video those guys make. They took care of him. And this album's pretty good. I was psyched to find it.

I had been to the old location of Cheapo Records quite a few times, but since I left myself out of the loop in regards to its new location (yeah, I thought they were defunct) I've only just managed to check the new store out. Four years. I guess this proves I don't walk around Central Square much anymore. Cheapo Records looks like they got the organization thing down now. No more cheap CDs in milk crates underneath a table. No more tricky vinyl searching. But yes, they still have the bag check-in sign (now even more prominently displayed right as you walk in). The most prominent medium that Cheapo sells is records. Tons and tons of vinyl records splurge out before you as you enter the place. I can't speak for depth, but given the amount of genres it certainly looks like they've covered variety. They also have 7" records if you prefer the lighter vinyl. The CD section is pretty good in respect to quantity and price. Each new disc tends to go for around $14-15 while used discs vary from $6-9. I didn't see a really cheap bin anywhere. Most main artists had a good selection of their titles. Like the vinyl, most genres can be found here, though I'm not sure if one will always be able to find that new release. However, like someone said earlier one can likely order something through these guys if they want something in particular that they don't have. They still sell some antiquated media like VHS tapes, but also include DVDs for sale. Due to its volume of material and competitive prices, Cheapo Records is an excellent music store to stop by in Boston.

Pretty cool selection and much more organized than other record shops here. I was able to find a fairly obscure album here for $6. No greeting upon entering the shop, but the guy was friendly and polite when i checked out. They have a $10 minimum on credit cards.

Again...do not understand the reviews that I've been reading. I walked in with my backpack and murse and no one said a thing. They have an amazing selection of vinyl a lot of still factory sealed LPs really cheap. Looks like they just bought a huge collection from somewhere bc there were boxes lining the rows that weren't there the Las time I stopped in. I always start in the bargain bin lots of great titles 3/5.00 extended catalogue titles from artists and lots of promo copies. The main bins ...still haven't gotten to them so I can't comment on pricing however I'm never looking for the "popular" titles I have them. I'm looking for deep catalogue and this place hits a home run every time. Yes yes yes!! I LOVE this place!

I found some great deals as well as some hard to find items that have been on my list for a while. The people were friendly and there's lots to look through.

My favorite record store. Ever. My dad has been taking me here since I was a wee bebe. The first time I saw "High Fidelity" I immediately thought of my dad and his pals at Cheapo. These guys know their shit and will help you track down rare items.

They get an extra star simply for being a surviving record store. A lot of people swear by this place, but they never seem to stock the sorts of records that I'm interested in. The last few times I have ventured in, my reason for walking out the door was some intervention from the extremely rude, condescending staff. I can handle a little snark and even a bit of well-placed surliness, but getting mocked because I didn't notice their "no bags" sign written on a piece of cardboard box is not acceptable... particularly when said bag had no chance of ever concealing a record due to its size. My friends who buy old funk and soul records say this is the place, but as a rock guy, I rarely find much in here worth buying. Looney Tunes, In Your Ear and Stereo Jack's are all better bets.

I've been coming here for years. Awesome selection of records. They have old school blues to ACDC and everything in between. The price range is from $2 to $20ish. I'm a big old school country and blues fan and have found many records over the years. Staff is always helpful if you need something special or need a place to start. Just a tip -- if you have a big bag or backpack, leave it at the desk.

Anytime I walk out with over a $100 bucks worth of records I'm definitely a big fan! I wasn't sure what shop I wanted to end my trip with so Cheapo Records was recommended by another shop and I'm glad it was! I picked up a lot of records I've been on the hunt for and can now cross off my list. The condition of the records I bought were great and there wasn't a lot I looked at that were in bad shape. Granted, they have a LOT of records. With the time I had I scratched the surface and made out well. They have a lot of stock for the soul/r&b listener, jazz, rock and pretty much anything in between...tons of singles. The guy behind the counter was friendly and cut me a deal if I paid with cash. Next to In Your Ear, this was my favorite record shop in Boston based on what I found and walked out with.

Let me preface this by saying I came here for classical records and only classical records. I didn't even look through any other section in the store, although there seemed to be a large selection of jazz and blues. I made out like a bandit though - suffice it to say that my classical vinyl dreams came true at Cheapo's and for $6 or less per record! I was so pleasantly surprised by the top notch selection of romantic and post-romantic music. There were the usual baroque and classical era vinyl, but holy balls, The Planets conducted by Bernstein in mint condition for $4; Scheherezade, Shostakovich 5, Gershwin conducted by André Previn, just to name a few gems. I didn't even know I could get BOTH the Bruch and Mendelssohn violin concertos on one record but here it was for $6. I couldn't find the exact Stravinsky symphonies I wanted and the Dvorák record I was lusting for had minor scratches that I didn't want to contend with, given the dynamic quality of the music - but that's about the only downside to my experience. Dunno if they lucked into some seriously solid music or it was years of skilled curating and very few classical music clientele. I will be Bach.

Records more expensive than other places but unfortunately most of the records I bought turned out to be defective in some way, overall quality much worse than other record stores with cheaper prices.

+ vintage vibe with that old books smell + hundreds/thousands of records, CD's, DVD's to pick from + chill place to ask around for potential new recommendations - not organized well - staff is not that well versed in the collection Came here purely by accident while walking down Mass. Ave. and was mostly pleasantly surprised! The place has tons and tons to choose from so you could very well go in and never see the light of day until 3 hours later! Although, similar to a Vegas casino that way...while there's tons to do, it's also a bit confusing to navigate everything. They have records sorted by your regular jazz, oldies, rock n' roll etc. and then there's obscure categories like "sexy time" and plenty of shelving towards the bottom that are MASSIVELY filled with records that belong under no category at all. My friend was looking for one album by Wham! (which is pretty well-known) and the lone guy working the counter had no idea where to point us, also giving a look of completely confusion. He was busy in an in depth discussion with another guy about bands so I have no doubt of his musical knowledge, but I don't think he knows where anything is in this store either! Bottom line, you've got some time? You bored and like records? Come browse...you'll be occupied for hourssssss. Need to find one album by one person? Maybe try a more organized place.

Great vinyl selection as well as tons of CD's and tapes. Vinyl used to be a tad bit cheaper but due to the economy (and rent in Central SQ), theyve obviously been going up a bit. However, that is unavoidable with the rise of vinyl. New Arrivals section always has some gems. Found a 101'ers record there the other day. VERY nice people, always.

I'm a big fan of this place. They have a pretty big collection of used vinyl to choose from, ranging in pretty much all genres. As is usually the case, the jazz section seems particularly large and untouched, so if you're hunting for some diamonds in the rough, you'll have no problem finding your doo-wop fix. The rock section is sizable, as well, but with the resurgence of vinyl (sales have doubled in the past year alone!), a lot of the really well-known albums have already been mined out. That's not to say there aren't gems to be found, but you're gonna have to really put the time into it. It helps to know what's good and what isn't before going in, too. There's a lot of shlock to weed through. The staff is knowledgeable and really nice. They definitely love to be working at a record store, and are pretty willing to help you along the path to constructing an impressive record collection, and the music they play over the speakers is consistently top notch. Definitely check this place out if you're looking to build a nice vinyl collection. I guarantee you'll find something that tickles your fancy, and you'll probably end up spending more cash than you would have otherwise planned on. It's hard to say no when you've got that nice, weighty, beautifully-large album staring you in the face, begging to be spun around and around and around.

I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting. My roommate and I just got a record player at Goodwill and have found some real gems at goodwill for 50 cents to $1. Coming into this store and finding a Carole King record for close to $10 makes me want to cringe. They do have a ton of records and if that is your thing, then you could definately get lost here thumbing through everything. Also, they have a huge number of Jazz albums. I wish that they had more recent records. I know there is some Tori Amos vinyl out there somewhere. As much as I love old Heart albums I wanna listen to newer stuff on my turntable.

Big selection, but even complete crap records are overpriced. Owner / manager is a dick to his employees and generally seems oblivious to the needs of customers. Has refused to haggle on overpriced records I've seen on shelf for over a year. I only go there because there aren't a lot of record shops left. Ugh.