Kat & Sam have a sensational spot on their hands. such curation, passion and intention went into…read morecreating this place and you can definitely tell. As a vintage and music junky I couldn't ask for a better place to spend some time. Great prices on everything g from records, CD's, Tapes CLOTHES and this vintage media center we picked up the other day! There's some great record stores in cincy, but this one feels a little special in my opinion

This is a cool little shop with a decent selection of records…read more It's kind of off the beaten path by being behind Habaneros - sharing a parking lot. We stopped in recently while in the area and browsed for a while. My husband found a cool album to take home while I browsed the vintage clothes in the back corner. The prices are fair on both the albums and the vintage clothing. I also saw a couple of albums that interested me and may go back for soon. We'll stop in again to add to the record collection.

Wonderful to see such an abundance of CDs, LPs and other music/culture related stuff in this…read moreslender storefront. As a music collector, I appreciate the well-organized stock. I bought several cool, uncommon items including a used 4 CD box set for $35 that I've seen as high as $100 elsewhere. The longer you look around in this store, the more you will find!

Fantastic record store. It's has everything from the 20s to currents. It has a Kings Records…read moredisplay downstairs.

I didn't know that Old Milford had a vinyl shop. My fiancée and I went bike riding and were…read moreexploring the Old Milford area and stumbled on this place. Since we couldn't go shopping because of our bikes, so we waited to dine in at the French restaurant Chez Renee a couple weeks later and afterwards we paid them a visit. Wow! This place looked small from the outside but when you step in, they have so many vinyl! I was like a kid in a candy store. They sell everything. Vinyl (new and used), cassettes, videos, vinyl accessories, record players and more. The vinyl is categorized in genre. Very organized and clean. My fiancée and I found some used vinyl in the $1.00 bin and on the racks. Plus we got a melted vinyl decor bowl for our home. I read on the sign that they have live bands that play here on occasion. I really love this place. It was fun vinyl hunting for unexpected treasures. What a great experience and highly recommend this place.

After a nice dinner nearby, my fiancee and I decided to check out this vinyl shop. I knew it was…read moregonna be good from the moment I stepped in and heard one of my favorite albums by At The Drive-In playing. Even one of the employees acknowledged my love of the band. This place has so much to offer aside from a wide array of vinyls. They also have CD's, cassettes, DVDs, apparel, enamel pins, Pop Vinyl dolls, and lots more and all at great prices. If they had they're Mortal Kombat 2 arcade game turned on, I might've been tempted to stay all night. We left with a pretty big stack and a good portion of it was from their dollar bins up front. We'll definitely be going back again!

Went here for the first time after being recommended this store by someone at guitar center. They…read morehad an amazing selection and were playing some cool older music while we shopped. They also sold record players but mainly ones with speakers already in them. We were greeted as soon as we walked in an told to have a beautiful day when we left. Was a great place with a great vibe, my fiance said he will be returning for sure!

Traveling through Ohio about eight years ago, I spent some time in Dayton after visiting Columbus…read moreand Cleveland. Although I didn't spend much time in Dayton and got lost looking for Roger Troutman's old studio, I did have a great time visiting Omega Music. I found a Musical Youth album, which definitely reminded me of my childhood. The store also had a good selection of 45s, all reasonably priced. The service was excellent, as I recall. If I am ever in this neck of the woods again, I'm certain I will stop by Omega Music. It's a really good record store, for sure.

If you are looking for an album, VHS or a classic, check here first! The prices are very…read morereasonable and he has a great selection! Friendly own and on-street parking. The albums we got were in great condition with no scratches.

Stopped in after seeing Stanley's post on Facebook Marketplace. Small space, incredible selection.read more

This is one of the strangest record stores I've been in, which is apparent from the moment you walk…read morein. It's a rather large space with records shelved everywhere, on every wall, on every surface in fact except the ceiling. There is nothing new here, and the only nod to "record store conventions" is a small selection of newly arrived used records right up front. They have one of the largest selections of records I've seen at any record store anywhere, but the organization is a bit disheveled, so be prepared to spend a couple (enjoyable) hours here. Once you work your way to the back of the store, you'll notice a dimly lit staircase going downstairs. You'll think about whether or not you're supposed to go down there, but when you finally decide to, you'll find another equally large space in the basement, filled even more haphazardly with much more obscure stuff. You'll see a corner in the back with thousands of records tossed into a heap on the ground, and you'll find really obscure genres and collections from vinyl's infancy down here. This is my favorite part to visit, even if it can be frustrating navigating through it all. The pricing in general is fair. I get the impression the prices are determined on a whim without any research in advance. On any given trip I find records that are both greatly overpriced and insanely cheap. I tend to ignore Discogs when I'm here and just go with the flow. If you're in OTR this is a must visit, even if you don't buy anything. And when you're done, stop next door for a coffee at Iris, which is owned by the same folks.

I cannot begin to explain how excited I was when I heard the news that there was a record store in…read moreCincinnati that had somehow slipped under my radar. So excited, that I am ashamed of how long it took me to actually get down to Another Part of the Forest and check it out for myself, a shame that was only compounded after I completed what was truly a good record store outing. Although Another Part of the Forest is located directly on Main Street, it can still be very easy to miss during the day time (at night you have the luxury of being able to see the records through the window), so for any future visitors just look for Iris Book Cafe and it is literally directly next door to that. Once I made it inside the store, I was immediately struck by two things, how cramped it was and how friendly the owner was. As I mentioned, the place is very cramped due to the immense amount of vinyl stuffed into this small space. Although the selection was pretty good, I have to admit that the physical quality of the records here are not as high as they would be if you found them at Shake It or Everybody's. However, the prices very reflect what it is you are buying and what condition it is in. What really made this a four star review for me and not a three star however, was the friendliness of the owner. I didn't catch his name but he greeted us with a smile and a hello as soon as we walked in the door and you could tell he was genuinely excited we were showing interest in his shop. On top of this, I had about $20 work of records I had picked out and he knowingly sold them to me for only $15. I have NEVER had anyone at any record store knowingly sell me something for less than what I was willing to pay. I hope that the friendliness and devotion shown by this man and Another Part of the Forest allow this store to thrive in what is becoming one of my favorite Cincinnati neighborhoods for years to come.

This store no longer exists! Record store is closed and has been replaced by a prepared meal store.read more

I discovered this vinyl shop on Yelp. I was pleased with the reviews that my Mr. and I had to pay…read morethem a visit on a Saturday afternoon. They are fairly new (I believe they've been opened for a year), but have a lot to offer. Their prices are set by 3 prices (for used records). -Red stickers are $5.00 -Yellow stickers are $10.00 -Green stickers are $15.00 Some are priced individually if they don't have colored stickers. Which is very reasonable. They have .50 cent and $3.00 bins on the bottom of the shelves which are in fairly good condition and nice selection. Left with a ton of $3.00 finds! The store itself is very organized, categorized, not cluttered and overstocked. Easy to maneuver and get around. Staff is super friendly and accommodating. They don't have a listening station but willing to play a record if you want to test it out. They do sell used stereo equipment, CDs, cassettes, Newly pressed Vinyls, new record players, accessories, and T-shirt's with their logo. I'm so glad we stopped by. Crate digging was so much fun and left with a lot of great vinyls. Can't wait to go back!

I live in another state and found plaid Room Records through Discogs while searching for a specific…read morealbum. They had exactly what I was looking for, and the price was fair. I placed my order through the Discogs app, and the entire process was smooth from start to finish. Shipping was very fast, and I received timely updates on my order status and tracking information. The album arrived well-packaged and in the exact condition described in the listing. Overall, the transaction was easy, professional, and hassle-free. I would not hesitate to order from them again. I only wish I lived closer because I would definitely enjoy visiting their store in person.

So many records and such a cool vibe. I loved that they have a listening area where you can…read moreactually sit and check out a record before committing. Great energy, great selection - even if you're just browsing, it's worth the stop.