Kyle S.
Yelp
First, the good. They are like a museum of rare and precious vinyl. They seriously have thousands of hard to find albums that you'd be lucky to find 5 of in your normal store. Now, for the bad. As noted in most of the reviews, they know they have top of the line rare stuff and charge through the roof prices. Basically if you find an album that sits on Ebay for months and months because the price is too high, that's the price they charge. I always try to support local record stores because of the niche they provide, but I'm not going to pay 25% plus for the pleasure of doing business in your shop. Secondly, their organization system left me overwhelmed. The store is laid out as a normal record shop is. Then they had boxes upon boxes of vinyl under the "regular" racks of stuff. When asked about it, the person working behind the counter (who had zero desire to take one step from behind his fortress of solitude) just said it was overstock and there was nothing I would find under there that was not on the regular shelves. Lo and behold, I was able to find a Bowie album that wasn't on the general racks. All in all I left empty handed, and kind of jealous at the gems I saw but refused to pay that high of a price for.