A cool shop on Magazine street in the Lower Garden district. The guy running this place was jammin…read moreto some cool music, WAR, when I walked in. I was able to find a few good records here from local jazz based artist. I also picked up a cool baseball cap that was created by a local artist. Be sure to stop by this spot as you could potentially run across something pretty unique to the area

I approached this shop about the possibility of trading some of my used cds that I no longer…read morelistened to for used cds in their store. The young man in charge that day said I should deal directly with the owner who would be on premises the next day. I came back with 9 of my cds & asked if the owner would consider a trade. He said that he did not usually engage in trades, but without hesitation he said sure and let me pick out 9 used cds for a straight trade. It took awhile to go through the shop's jumbled collection of used cds, but I ultimately succeeded. Overall a pleasant experience, although I will say that the vast majority of the used cds he had for me to choose from were not to my liking.

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If I've had a long day shopping, I love stopping by this Barnes & Noble for a quick coffee, cursing…read morefor Print books that you can sit back and read, and maybe buy a last-minute birthday or Mother's Day gift. Seriously, the gift selection here has a ton of items that have been perfect for my friends, young and old. For Mother's Day, I grabbed a ton of stuff that my very picky and demanding mom loved.

30 year veteran of used record shops and this place is simply not good. The dig is fun, but the…read moreprices are not. Everything I picked out was 2x the price of eBay and 2x worse condition! Like why come here when I can get it for significantly less and delivered to my door I'm way better condition. Owner was rude and seemed like he was mad I was there. Also, the place smelled bad and had the same record on loop 6 times. Felt sick leaving, not pleasant at all.

The place is rarely open, and when it is, it's a dump. The owner is one of the rudest people I've…read moreencountered - unfriendly, bad mood, unhelpful, terrible attitude. Most of the vintage stock is junk, and the prices are ridiculous. He wouldn't negotiate prices either. Sorry you're so miserable dude. I won't be back. There's no reason to go.

I usually don't visit record stores, but thought I'd visit this one while I was on Magazine street…read more Glad I did. It's ginormous. Leave your backpacks at the front door. They sell more than records. They sell everything music related, aside from the CD's, tapes, and videos. It's an experience. Aisles and aisles. I first walked around the vinyl. New releases are in the forefront. They are organized by category and location. New Orleans artists have a section dedicated all their own. There's an entire T-shirt section and children's section. Toys and games. It's the ultimate gift shop. There's a stage in the back where bands perform. A small brown piano can also be found there. My favorite is the old school ice cream counter with connected stools currently used to display record players and colorful paintings of famous musicians. Great spot for a selfie. Staff are friendly and welcoming. I was greeted at the door.

Peaches records is this great, old school, record shop located on Magazine Street. The moment you…read morewalk into it, it feels like you've gone into a record store from times gone past. I know, cause I've been around since the times gone past, and this business truly reminds me of the record stores I used to love to go into back in the day. What they offer here is a great selection of both new and used vinyl. That's the main reason I believe you should go in there--for those of you looking for that great piece of vinyl: new or used. They also have an excellent selection of CDs, for those of you who want to listen to your music from that medium. One of the fun things about this shop is that they also have some listening stations, if you wanna hear some music before you buy it. That's always fun. Plus, they have a lot of other stuff: T-shirts, memorabilia, and a little bit of everything else that you never knew you needed. So, you never know what you'll find here. One of the very fun things about this business is that they have the remains of a fully functioning soda fountain. The machines are still there. The counter is still there. As are the spinning seats. It's just a great step back to the past. Just one of those things if you want to grab a great selfie or a great photo for your IG, it's an excellent place to do it. Overall, this is a great place to get your music. It's a simple as that. It's one of those stores that you can go in there looking for something specific, and you know they will probably have it. Or, you can go in there just cruising the aisles, and you never know what you'll find. Overall, fun experience!

Five star staff, five star location and a great selection of records. Lots of fun memorabilia to…read morelook at and records to browse. Bargain bins and the opportunity to listen before you buy. Fair pricing. There is even live music in store sometimes. Definitely worth a stop when in Biloxi.

One of the coolest places in Biloxi! Absolutely amazing selection, and if you are struggling to…read morefind something, the owner is super knowledgeable and will be able to help you very easily. The prices are great too. They have something for everyone!

If you read the two less than five star reviews, you'll see that these people are bit on the…read moreridiculous side. One person took all stars because they didn't have what he was looking for. It's a place selling records, most of which haven't been made in 30 years or more. It's like leaving a bad review for a used car dealership because they don't have the Ferrari you're looking for. The other guy was complaining about prices. I don't know where these folks are getting their information from. Although he was complaining about masks not being worn and we all see how that turned out. That being said, I think the place is terrific. There isn't anything else like it in Baton rouge. The place is in New Orleans have less of a selection and the prices are even more expensive. John, the owner, is very kind and polite. He goes out of his way to make sure folks are able to get the vinyls they want whenever he gets them. Again, it's not like he's ordering this stuff from a catalog of new goodies. It's all vintage stuff. I've purchased several records from him over the last year or so without any issue. In fact, I just left the store where I purchased another one. Staff is friendly. The selection is great for this type of store. Literally no issues here whatsoever. Swing by there and check it out yourself.

Friendly staff, but Not wearing masks. Vinyl seemed over priced (I've been shopping for vinyl for…read moreseveral years) even with the "Buy one, Get one Free" deal going on that day. Seemed like a steep mark up. Also, a couple of my $10 vinyl's were full of surface noise (poppy) once I listened to them back home. So if you are able to test listen in the store, do it. I found better deals at competitors stores in Baton Rouge.