Was surprised by the good selection. Also have a good rating system for vinyl condition. Service…read morewas friendly and helpful.

From the owner: Wardtone Records is the Seacoast’s curated independent record store, specializing in new and…read morevintage vinyl, plus 45s, CDs, cassettes, and more. Whether you’re building your first collection or searching for hard-to-find pressings, you’ll find new and ultrasonically cleaned, conservatively graded pre-owned vinyl, a listening station, fresh arrivals added weekly (often daily), and carefully selected inventory spanning classic and modern rock, jazz, soul & funk, hip-hop, psych, prog, metal, punk, new wave, Americana, blues, reggae, and beyond. Known for fair pricing, honest grading, and a welcoming atmosphere. Located at Full Moon’s Vintage Village, Hampton, NH.

Went in tonight 5/16 @5pm and the pos working was the rudest man I have ever encountered really…read morehoping this wasn't the owner because if so I am beyond baffled. Deliberately turning away sales lying and saying the register was down acting bothered every time we asked to see an item we that we fully intended on buying but his personality and rudeness was so offputting. Yelled at us for having conversations at a totally normal volume. Not for nothing there was no one else in there the entire 40 minutes we were there. Should've gotten his face punched in. We come to the store every time that we are down that way, but will absolutely not be returning. Which is unfortunate because the store is cool, but the customer service was beyond unprofessional.

My husband was ready to drop some significant money and I asked the person behind the counter a…read morequestion and was spoken to extremely rude. So we walked out.

One of the most varied selections I have seen at a music store thus far. Staff were kind, friendly,…read moreand knowledgeable. Way more than just records here, a multitude of cool audio equipment is also here. Beautiful location. Couldn't recommend this place highly enough!

This store is a lot bigger than it looks from the outside. So many records, all separated by genre…read more Found so many to bring home. Store only takes cash or PayPal via QR code. Easy transaction, and very helpful staff. We will be back!

I shop for records all over the country and have never seen a more overpriced record store…read more They certainly have a commendable amount of inventory- in particular of foreign rock n roll pressings. If you are a KISS fan especially, there is a lot of specialized, rarer stuff here. But the rare inventory seems to come at the cost of all the inventory's pricing. The prices are 2-3 times what I've paid for the same condition pressings elsewhere- sometimes 4-5 times more. I'm not sure how it's getting these prices especially in a small town like Rochester. A bummer- if the prices were in line I would've bought a good dozen records!

I had never been here before, but Saturday was National Record Store Day and it's the closest…read morerecord store to my house, so we chose to participate here. Everything was well run, everyone in line was respectful and nice, I'm not sure if this is how all RSD events are, but, I'm glad that this was my experience. The store itself is HUGE, tons and tons of vinyl to choose from, ranging from vintage to brand new. Everyone working, from the owner, to the girls at the registers, were amazing! Thank you Skeletone Records for a great first RSD experience!

They have a good selection of older rock albums, but they massively overprice everything. They also…read morehave a tendency to claim an album is a more rare edition than it actually is so they can upcharge. Be sure to check everything on Discogs before buying. They will lower the price if you call them out on their shenanigans, though, so be diligent. Their recent arrivals section is usually pretty good, but the normal, already alphabetized stuff are pretty common records but marked up due to location. Honestly, I only ever look through the recent arrival stuff when I stop in nowadays. But again, check the editions before buying because they will absolutely claim it's a rarer edition when it's certainly not.

Small space near Littleton Common w passionate & knowledgeable staff…read more They have it all! Even some cassettes!! They also buy vinyl.

Great selection, & very knowledgeable and friendly owner. Found lots of hidden gems. Will…read moredefinitely be back!

I was in town and had to stop by once again to the Music Connection in Manchester…read more The gentleman that owns this place has virtually everything for the music lover. (Stereo components, vinyl, CDs, cassettes) You must stop by if you're in town it's definitely worth the trip.

This record store is small, but somehow filled with so many amazing records. Owner was very…read morefriendly, and knowledgeable. Don't skip past this little hole in the wall, it's a great place to find music you didn't even know you needed in your life!

Tiny, well organized, clean, friendly, and densely packed with gems. Metro City will definitely…read morebecome a regular stop when the vinyl bug hits. The selection is small, but oh so rewarding.

Called in advance to try to see if they had what I was looking for, the person hung up on me…read morehalfway. Once I called back I asked for what I was looking for, upon arrival it was nothing of what I described to him. To even get him to open the doors I had to go upstairs as he wouldn't pick up the phone. Didn't say "hello" back when I walked in. Terrible experience, do not recommend.

One of my favorite music stores in the area given it massive selection and affordable pricing. I'm…read morea CD guy, so this place still gives a lot of space to that medium but also gives plenty of room to vinyl records. They did the same thing when vinyl was not in vogue, so I appreciate that Mystery Train doesn't feel the need to drastically alter their landscape based on trends like some other music stores. For CDs, I have found that the prices have remained consistently affordable. It's usually $5-7 for used CDs and the genre sections are very deep, so one is bound to find something recognizable as well as obscure. There are also plenty of $1 bin options (especially more so these days) for those who don't want to spend a whole lot for music. They've also got some very solid box sets for $20+ which I have a weakness for as the quirky packaging always gets me. I have always found the staff at Mystery Train to be very laid back and knowledgeable, and I often see them answering any question without a trace of disdain or snootiness. They have also been known to get out from behind the desk and go find things for people. Whether you're looking for something mainstream or way offstream, definitely stop by Mystery Train if you're in the Gloucester area.