One of the coolest stores I've been to in a while. Vintage gear, visage records. Hard to find…read morethings... love it!!

Review Visit: November 6th, 2016…read more The name in all honesty should be... Endless Records. While killing time in St. Louis, MO, I decided to stop by this music store to see what they offered. Well, they offer endless vinyl to pour over. Endless cds to browse. Endless vhs tapes to get at a cheap price. They had it all and then some. Rows and rows and rows of cds, vinyls, dvds, vhs tapes. Boxes and boxes of the same all over the place. If you are claustrophobic, this store is not for you. If you are a music lover, this store is for you. If you are both... well take your chance and maybe find something cool or unique. The prices on everything seems pretty good, if not a bit cheap. Every artist I thought of, I found something from them. Even happened upon bands I haven't heard of in forever. They do take trade-ins if you are looking to offload rare music stuff or music players. Quite a great little stop if you love music or vinyl or clutter. I tried to capture the charm and the quantity of stuff available in my photos, so you can see what I am talking about.

Finally made it here after seeing this place in a TV ad. Came with a friend and we had a great time…read morejust browsing around. The space is really big and packed with records, DVDs, CDs, you name it. Everything is labeled pretty well but it can definitely feel overwhelming just because of how much there is. The good news is the staff is super friendly and easy to approach, so don't hesitate to ask them for help or something specific. I was also surprised by how much international stuff they carry. They even had a recent Kpop album from a group I like and I did not expect them to have it in stock. Overall just a really fun place to come to with friends, flip through some records, and maybe find something you weren't expecting. Would go back!

I was looking for a throwback record and I knew this would be the place to find it. I checked…read moreonline first which they said it was available but I also called to confirm. Not only did they have it available but it was priced well too. The staff was very friendly and this place is huge. Highly likely that whatever you are looking for, they'll have it here. My only issue would be parking. I was lucky to find a spot in front but usually it's busy in the loop so get make sure you are good with walking. Still a great location with all the other shops around. I will definitely return as my kids are into vinyl records now and would like a few of their own.

Great people! Select selection is really fun to dig through and they pay a great price for used…read moreRecords! This place makes me feel like I'm right back in some 1990s movie and I mean that in the best way possible. Great value as well

small and average selection... but the prices are good. i would recommend going to record and cd…read morestore on delmar first.

Bizarrely low prices on an inventory that is overbrimming with rare records---industrial, garage…read morepunk, surf, prog, avant-jazz, you name it. Prices are far below discogs threshold---it's almost like people with a punk ethos run this place and go out of there way not to rip off fellow music fans. A beautiful thing.

Dear Dead Wax Records,…read more The Julian Bream box set of cds that I purchased from you via Discogs arrived today. It looks like it is in excellent condition. Thank you so much for your extra attention to this big order by sending it via UPS. I look forward to hours of listening pleasure ahead. All the best, Ann G. Tucson AZ

Euclid Records might be one of the best-organized record stores I've ever experienced. Encompassing…read moretwo floors, the records are seemingly alphabetized in EVERY BIN... including the bins holding the bands not given their own specific sections (example: where Def Leppard, Duran Duran and Bob Dylan get their own spots, other bands are just put under a generic "D" label... but even that "D" label is alphabetized!!!) I can only imagine that they go through their bins a few times a week to assure this and I very much appreciate it! Their jazz section upstairs seems to be enormous, and look up on the walls- their more valuable "wall albums" are scattered throughout both floors. A $5 record bin in the back of the first floor offers some great classic rock (even some 60's era Rolling Stones!) at a budget-conscious price. This is great for folks just getting into vinyl and wanting to explore some rock history.

i've been coming to Euclid for about six years. I buy really everything use new, hip-hop, rock,…read moreclassic etc. I'd say the best thing the store has going for them is the vibe the store has as well as a selection of great items. However, selling records to them, I would not recommend as they only give you a quarter (less than half) of what they sell for. Things they could improve on would probably be customer service, a lot of the workers seem like they don't want to be there and just have pretty poor attitudes, very nose up kind of people sometimes depending on who's there. There is this one girl, who I'm not sure has a soul behind her eyes because she always has a look on her face that just says "i'm kind of a c-u-n-t, & and I don't wanna be here" Bring back the old stickers

Tim was incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. Good selection of vinyl & selection of various sound…read moresystems / speakers. Will definitely be back!

Wow! Was just exploring on a beautiful Illnois afternoon, driving aound near St. Louis, and found…read morethis wonderful record store and stereo shop in Collinsville! The record store portion of the business featured a very good selection of alphabetically- sorted used rock vinyl, including many import pressings ... as well as a few new LPs (including recent RSD releases). Budget-priced discs were in crates below and behind the primary inventory. They also had some jazz, blues, folk/country, and a few classical records. They even had two different releases by my favorite 60's band, Moby Grape!! While the records alone would have brought me back to this store, fully half of their location is dedicated to high-end hi-fi equipment: turntabless, CD players, amp, speakers, etc. I have been wanted to rebuild my home audio for over 30 years ... but after several major geographic relocations, I no longer knew where to start. Well folks, this is it! Mike, the owner, is extremely knowledgable in all matters stereo - and will demo different set-ups at your request. Very high end, audiophile equipment. There's more stuff to explore, but please trust me, it's a great store. The good old days for a record collector like me. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

Yayyyyyyy this place is so cool!!! New to STL & stumbled upon it thanks to following Candylion to…read moretheir show here. It was such a cool spot for live music - plenty of space to distance, peruse records while enjoying good people crankin' good tunes! Great atmosphere & the staff was all really happy and great vibes. The best contemporary record selection I've found in STL, also boasting a fabulous lil beer selection on site. I love that they had a board that you could write your record requests on. Such a gem!! Need to come back & explore more - tonssss of records!

A surprisingly fine used record store with a very good assortment of some new, and tons of used,…read morevinyl! Near the Arts District (Fabulous Fox, Powell Hall, etc), this unassuming storefront has a friendly, comfortable space to browse thru records nicely index by genre, and in many cases, then alphabetized or sorted by artist names. Prices are fair, and they also have bargain bins galore. By the way, they also have a smaller section of used cds, and I found an early Neil Diamond I'd be wanting for awhile, at only $4.95! In short, great store!!

This place has it all! They have vinyl, DVD's, CD's, VHS,…read moreapparel and everything media. The gentleman behind the desk was very knowledgeable and helpful with all the questions I had.

Record Reunion is a perfect dive record store. Records, CDs, movies, all kinds of used things to…read morebuy. The person working the counter was nice and he was very helpful and had good store knowledge. Vinyl was priced fair, I just wish there was a better selection. There is a lot, but not a lot of albums that were impressive.

It's a pretty neat store. Not an antique mall... a curated store. I got the feeling that everything…read morecame from a long ago estate sale in University City or Clayton. Various animal-related pieces (as in taxidermy and fur, not as in ceramic Persian cats). Staff left me alone to shop the 2... 3? 4? rooms. These rooms are pretty full. Give yourself some time and consider leaving with a sitter any little kids who would touch and break things. Minus one star because I filled out the "buying" form on the website. I had some items I wanted to see whether they'd be interested in. No one contacted me. It's fine if my stuff isn't of the type or quality that goes in your store, but I'm clearing out a late family member's possessions and I took some time to upload photos share with The Brass Alligator, and even a "thanks, but no thanks" would have been nice. Not a big deal.

Worst estate sale experience I've had…read more The first day was overcrowded to the point of being uncomfortable -- way too many people packed inside with no control. The second day, they had people standing outside for over an hour with no communication or sense of urgency. Pricing was completely out of touch. Charging $1 per stem for tiny Dollar Tree florals (not even a bouquet) is honestly absurd. What really pushed this into unacceptable territory was the pricing on half-price day. I was quoted $900 for about half a car full. After checking the tags myself, it should have been closer to $400 -- or around $200 with the discount. That kind of discrepancy is not a small mistake. Between the lack of organization, long waits, and questionable pricing, this felt like a very poorly run sale at best -- and misleading at worst. I won't be back.

I am so glad a record store like this exist. I first discovered them through Facebook and their…read morePunk Rock Flea Market event that happened last weekend. Being a fan of punk and metal music, I loved the idea of a place that had a majority of the genre. After going in I learned they offer so much more from rock, hip-hop and r&b and even video games, movies and gifts. It's located in the South county area so I'm not close by often but I'm glad I made the trip out there. They have some arcade style games in the front store area and in the back room, I'm not sure if they are for sale or for people to play on while shopping. I met and spoke with Riley, who was working at the time and he was personable and knowledgeable about various bands, specifically local bands which was what I am most interested in at the moment. I am looking forward to going Back and spending more time at the shop. I had my daughter with me and she got to enjoy meeting two cute kittens. So that was a plus too. One thing I want to mention is that parking was a bit confusing, I parked in a lot next to the store but I was unclear on where to park. Definitely check this place out. I highly recommend it.

I love collecting vinyl just as much as I love supporting local shops. however the small selection…read moreis perfectly fine however $70 for a vinyl that's not rare or exclusive is just robbery when other shops locally would have the same for less than $25? it just just doesn't make sense i'm sorry. the owner is pretty cold shoulder with not much to say even as I greet with a hello. such a shame because this place would have great potential with its location. cool toys and little stuff like that. but meh, prices are so high for no real reason, owner is a bit cold. hopeful for this place to change.