We are in the process of down sizing and we ran across a number of albums from our hippy years…read more They were all from the late 60's early 70's. We couldn't even tell what kind of shape they were in because we have not had a record player for years. I took them to the Local Vinyl and they bought them all from me.No hassle!

Great record store and a great location. Love the selection. Bright future for this awesome…read morebusiness!

This store has absolutely everything you need and mores my first time visit I was primarily…read moreupstairs getting EIU gear. I didn't really check out the rest of the store. This time was a different story. I walked don't the entire first floor and boy was I surprised! They have sage, crystals, jewelry, dream catchers, Greek supplies, tshirts, posters, records, etc. I really can go on and on. This store meets both your spiritual needs and eiu swag needs lol. Service was great. I had question about some crystals. The young man working let me know he didn't know much about crystals but his girlfriend did and she would at work the next day. I went the next day and she surely knew about crystals. She answered all of my questions and more. I really like this store! And everything is reasonably priced.

if ur looking for some crystals they definitely have them, also lots of records and incense ^_^read more

Three stars for offering very inexpensive records reel-to-reel recordings, and yes, cassettes and…read more8-tracks back in the day! It seems like you got eight [Yelper friend Michael N., is probably right, it was twelve vinyl records or cassettes] options of the "records" you wanted for a penny! The catch was you had to promise to purchase a set number of records or tapes in the future at full prices plus shipping. I remember seeing their direct mail ads as well as ads in magazines while I was growing up. Turns out the fancy phrase for this type of distribution is "negative option billing." Looking at old ads, thirteen records or tapes for $1.00 still seems like a great deal, especially these days! Columbia House filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2015; however, it looks like they may still cell CDs. Columbia House cited the intense competition of digital media and the resultant declines in the recorded music business. I'm glad I didn't "Go a little Crazy" and join their club!

For those who remember, was there a more hopelessly naïve business model than the Columbia House…read moreMusic Club? Heavily advertised in large circulation periodicals such as Parade and TV Guide the come on was too good to pass up. Send them a penny and they'll send you twelve vinyl records or cassettes (later CDs) of your choice as long as you promised to buy twelve more at an absurdly inflated price over the next year. I had legions of friends who built entire music collections by sending in numerous memberships under ridiculous fake names. I wonder if they ever caught up to Ben Dover, Dick Hertz or Buck Nekkid. Even as a teen you had to wonder how they made money off this termite infested marketing strategy. They're all but gone now but I to wonder how critical they were in the career trajectory of Billy Joel and the Captain & Tennille who always managed to be the featured artists of the month. Dick Hertz sends his regards and magnanimously awards five stars to this mail order dinosaur.

Huge place with lots to look at. Take your time and browse. Very clean and nicely setup.read more

I LOVE Glendy's - I can always find what I want and lots of things that I did not know that I…read moreneeded ! Such great displays that change all the time. New Stuff, Old stuff and handmade stuff. I am so glad that they have small grocery carts because I need one everytime ! AND now they deliver! Be sure and check them out - you will love this store. The employees are helpful and know the stock.

Love this Christian Bookstore! They have an awesome assortment of religious books and gifts. They…read morehave an excellent selection of Sunday School materials and Christian shirts. If you can't find what you are looking for they are always willing to order it if they can find it. The staff is always very friendly and helpful. There store is always very clean.

From the owner: The Open Door is an independently owned Christian Bookstore. Located in west/central Indiana, we…read morehave been serving churches and families for over 36 years. We carry a large selection of Christian books, music, family videos, gifts, and home decor products. We also offer custom laser engraving, Bible Imprinting, Book Rebinding, and more!

Well-organized shop selling video games and related merchandise, as well as books and other…read morecollectibles. The shop owner was very generous with your time and knowledge. Video games were very fairly priced. She let me try every game cartridge that I wanted to, as well as trying out different consuls and controllers. We were just passing through Terre Haute, but I would certainly be a regular customer if I lived locally. A great shop.

They have a decent selection. No air in the store. I was offered 5 dollar coupon to sign up for…read morethe yearly subscription for free delivery. They had no coupons available after the transaction was processed. Nothing was offered in recompense. Terrible management. She acted like she couldn't care less. Don't offer something unavailable.

Asked a girl placing books on the shelves as to the location of the audiobook section. After being…read moredirected, I did not find any audio books. I asked the checkout girl and she responded that they have none. I informed her of what the girl at the shelf told me and then she said that, they had some but they are scattered around the store. These employees are not very customer friendly, nor did they do anything more than point and give me vague directions. I didn't buy anything...