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Disc Replay

Disc Replay

3.2
(72 reviews)
0.3 mi
$

Disc Replay in Orland Park has been my choice for used cd's dvd's and video games for years. Same…read morestrip mall, three different locations in said strip mall, same great deals. Whether you are looking for, cd's, dvd's or video games Disc Replay has a varied selection of previously listened to cd's, seen that already dvd's and been played video games. The selection includes, and this is my favorite, retro games, including Nintendo, Super Nintendo, Game Cube, Nintendo Ds, and every variation of, Sega Genesis, Atari, Commodore, and every gaming console known to exist, well at least it seems that way. Where else can you find Sega Game Gear games? Many of these games come with the original box. It's hit or miss to what may be available so if you see something you think you might want, get it when you see it, it might not be there during your next visit. Gaming consoles including the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Entertainment System were spotted on a recent visit. Controllers and other random components may be lurking beneath the glass display case. Remember in high school when you were told you had to purchase a fancy calculator that you then went to the store to purchase and it was like crazy expensive considering its a calculator, yeah, you could find it at Disc Replay but for less. Tablets and notebooks come and go. A variety of cellphones and even ipods could be in stock. Collectibles including band posters and stickers are available too. An assortment of easily displayed records always has treasure hunters looking for that rare vinyl. Relatively new to Disc Replay, is an ever growing selection of guitars and amps. On a recent visit I saw something interesting, it was a VCR, from what I understand the letters v c and r is an acronym for video cassette recorder, my research tells me that a vcr is like a dvr, but without the tapes, a tape is a large looking cassette that went into this vcr thingy, they called this type of tape a vhs tape. Not only can one purchase stuff, but you can sell your cd's, dvd's, video games, newer and vintage, stereo components, guitar, amp, cell phone, calculator, tablet, and whatever else you want to buy sell or trade for cash or store credit. Disc Replay Orland Park is conveniently located on LaGrange road and is always a fun stop to go look at what you didn't know you wanted. The staff are friendly, although new and I don't recognize any of them, maybe there was a change in management? With the previous group of employees, 4 years ago at least it seemed like it was a party, now the party seems like it ended. Speaking of a party the music is too loud, but thats only because the music comes from a speaker that is centralized in the store and not from an overhead speaker, and when you stand in front of the speaker, its a little too loud. I enjoy spending time in Disc Reply, its a store that I hope is around as many times as my vinyl spins.

One of the laziest groups of employees I've encountered works at this Disc Replay location. I…read morecouldn't find a specific item, so I asked a male employee for assistance. Instead of actually checking, he led me to a section that I already knew was incorrect. I went along with it briefly to give him the benefit of the doubt, but it quickly became clear he wasn't interested in helping. Without making any effort to search or verify, he simply said they didn't have the item. He then brought over another employee who immediately backed him up rather than attempting to locate the item or provide any real assistance. This was a stark contrast to my past experiences at the Orland Park location, where employees were helpful, looked items up on their computers, and were able to locate plenty of what I was searching for. Unfortunately, the lack of effort and professionalism at this location has cost them a long-time customer. I will not be returning.

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The trunks on the left has its serial number correctly while the master Roshis is off completely.
The trunks on the left has its serial number correctly while the master Roshis is off completely.
The cayde-six serial number is in the bottom spot compared to the Osiris on the right.
The cayde-six serial number is in the bottom spot compared to the Osiris on the right.
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Algonquin Records

Algonquin Records

4.4
(14 reviews)
28.6 mi
$

A great store with many different vinyl records, CDs and cassette tapes. when I went there the…read moreprices were really low which was great. and when I got the my CD of master of puppets by metalica the checkout was really fast.

I finally went here a few weekends ago, after wanting for ages to visit this store. Honestly this…read morestore was SO GREAT to browse, that I wish I had visited here sooner. And the prices are really great, as well. The owner(I forget his name) was really awesome to talk to, and explained a lot about the store to me. Including the record/band/artist reference book in the front, where those artist/band and album name books used to be periodically mailed out to his record store and other stores, by a certain company. Though from what he told me, that company stopped producing those reference books by the early 2000s, sadly to say. The unfortunate thing is that too many other Chicago record stores seem a little overpriced IMO for their used records, such as for example Rattleback Records in Andersonville(Chicago) and Rediscover Records(Elgin). I'm glad this store wasn't like that for being overpriced for used records, and actually OTOH was pretty affordable. Their prices for used CDs, DVDs, and tapes was decent, as well. Yes no doubt for some people this store may be slightly out of the way. But I'd say for darn sure if you do like browsing in a record store, you should visit here at least once in your life! I do like how the inside of this store still felt pretty old school in its inside look, as well. And probably little changed, from when(I think) it first opened in the 1970s.

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