flawless, greater then great was able to build me a gba sp in a week for under 100$. the staff are…read morealso very acomidating and also repaired said gbasp for free when it has a casing break, a corner drop to be practice.

Personable and knowledgeable staff. Very approachable and a refreshing level of retro collection…read more Always a treat when I come here.

Great store, I always find cassettes I like, whether it's prerecorded or blank, I miss the 120…read moreminute tapes, however 90 or 60 minutes the material is stronger, you just have to flip it over sooner than you like, I wish they still did converting copies from records to cassette or cd. The price was quite reasonable, I guess I'll have to pay more elsewhere, what a bummer, I enjoy that everything is organized , sections labeled so you can get straight to what you want to find if it's available, great international section too, hope to be able to make it back there to see what they still have.

Maybe I need to make a few trips but I did not care for the selection or condition of the records I…read morelooked at.

A very large used bookstore where you could spend hours browsing the different subjects. Up front…read morethey have the real treat, which is properly stored, rows upon rows of comic books. In addition to any type of book you could imagine they have vintage posters for sale. The owner was very kind and knowledgeable. It's right off of Van Dyke and there is plenty of parking out front.

They're a good place and you can find everything you want to there old thing new things talk to…read morethem I'll help you out really nice people

This is a pretty cool place. They have old games, movies, vintage records and collectibles. And…read moreNew games

What a great place for physical media! My boyfriend and I stopped in because we were in the area…read more We have been collecting DVDs for about a year now. We have a growing list and thanks to Media Reload we were able to check some DVDs off the list! Great prices and great deals!! Very friendly customer service. The store is very bright and inviting, clean and organized. We will be back soon!

Had a decent selection of newer vinyl at fair prices. Large selection of used CDs as well. Lots of…read morenew band graphic tees as well. I didn't find what I needed today but I will definitely come back in the future.

Great store with excellent service!! Old school classic!!!!! You just gotta go!!!!!!!read more

Old school, but honestly pretty dingy! If you're up for a premise and into hunting for a hidden…read moregem, go for it! And good to have the shop in the.neighborhood.

I've been to record stores across the world, and I was blown away by this place. I have no idea why…read moreRecords & Tapes Galore is so under the radar, but it is the best shop I've ever visited as far as an anachronistic, authentic, unpretentious, and honest experience goes. The couple running the place have been there for over 40 years. Some of the stock has probably been there for nearly as long. There's a veneer of neglect about the place in the best way possible. It's (dis)organized into piles and boxes on top of their older inventory, and they can direct you to the newer piles, or to older piles where you might find some stray cache of a particular genre. Or just start digging. Some of the inventory is pretty overpriced - especially the Beatles and Stones and other classics. But a lot isn't - at all. They have an eclectic selection of newer releases, reggae, psychedelica, local music, electronica, and who knows what else. Prices on this lesser known stuff are often more than fair. The atmosphere is laid back - it's like hanging out in your grandparents' basement. Some of the people who come in have been coming in a LONG time. An older fellow came in looking to haggle for a record and was told off for an insulting offer, responding with a "I've been coming to this store since the day it opened." This is a true neighborhood record store and something you just won't find anywhere else in this era of discogs and ebay pricing. Just go and support these people. They really appreciate it.

This is a really terrific place! A really solid collection of vinyl (along with movies on both…read morevhs and dvd....audio cassettes and even some 8 tracks for those who haven't seen one eaten up in a player in 50 years) But also some of the most unique toys you will ever see lined up on the wall (might be scary to be in there at night) So glad I went in!

If you're looking for something in the past, they usually have it if not, they'll find it for you…read moreand if you're looking for something right now, they usually have it

Been to a lot of vinyl stores around the US and UK. It's like the one thing I tend to do when…read morevisiting cities. This one is smack dab in the middle of a great little downtown area called Royal Oak. Cute shops, walkable, cafes, so I guess I had my hopes high the store owners would know what a prized spot they had, next to Detroit, and one of the few vinyl stores in the area. They'd make a killing with the right stock and atmosphere. Bummer. Mediocre on both fronts. Came to Yelp to see that lots of people feel the same way. They don't seem very interested in embodying the audiophile atmosphere of the classically great vinyl shops. They have the sound blaring nicely. But their stock is bare bones. Almost no used high desirability issues. Their jazz section was the most interesting. But dang, almost nothing you'd find on DisCogs for ten bucks cheaper. The store assistance was just one guy in the back who seemed unapproachable. But really once seeing the stock and prices, there wasn't much to bother him for. Maybe it just doesn't have the high patronage to support a lot of effort especially with high rents for retail spaces. I'm sure it's hard to run a business these days. And then guys like me who have never ran a vinyl store come onto Yelp and leave crappy reviews. It must kinda suck. So I'll just say this place is good. Three stars is good. But someone could invest some money and time and make this a very very popular music store. Someone with money has gotta be living in all these new condos in this town. And vinyl is selling more than in decades. UHF could have a renaissance with some TLC. Maybe I'll return later this year and will see it's a different situation in Summer. I wish them well. Support your local vinyl shops!

UHF is a my favorite record store in the area. They have a great selection of records and their…read morestaff is very knowledgeable!

Pretty nice selection of vinyl- particularly indie and alternative and 80s-90s- the owner is quite…read moreknowledgeable regarding vinyl- decent trade offers.. we've bought several records here lately- one of the better new/used record stores around the flint area- definitely recommend!

Really knowledgeable owner who carries and plays a lot of heavier stuff. So if you're in to metal,…read moreyou've got to make a stop here. But there is also a fantastic used section carrying all of your rock staples, plus a bunch of rare presses and a bunch of surprises and

Love this place. They have a good collection that covers a…read morewide range. Be sure to check out the file cabinets below the open racks. All my vocal jazz was in files. Lots of great hunting and a friendly staff. Found lots of things off my want list.

This seems like a reasonable used vinyl store. I was with some friends while visiting Ann Arbor and…read moreafter a nearby lunch, one in our party wanted to find a specific singer's album that would include some of his hit songs. The singer died in 1964, so these seem to be rare albums to get as he was not a big name. He looked through some stacks and the rest of us looked also. I ran into several albums I used to have, but had moved on from them, when our turntable broke in the early 90s when CDs became the standard. We never bothered to replace the turntable. Now most of what I play is through digital sources, not in my house. The store was clean and well organized and the pricing variable. It was busy with staff available. But none of us found what our friend was looking for, so we then moved on to other options. I did look online later and found a source available by internet purchase but at a price I do not think our friend would pay. I think he will find it difficult to make this random purchase in person.