Just bought a record player after thirty years without one. Needed records so stop by this place…read moresince I pass by it when traveling downtown. Impressed with the vast amount of records accross all music genres. I love the most of them especially from the sixities to the ninety's. Got a jazz album, a lot of soul music, some pop. I sold off my large music collection in 1991 to move from Atlanta to Louisville. The owner said he has been open since 1978. I will definitely be back to get more music. In the mean time I need to figure out how to change the needle to get better sound. Great records, vast selection, great prices, is music to my ears!

A great selection in a fun and hip spot. The music was bumping the staff was laid back yet helpful…read more They had a huge selection of Jazz and I picked up several on my want list, including a Sinatra and Peggy Lee I did not have for great prices. I wish I could have stayed longer and luxuriate but I will be back.

A great selection of records for excellent prices! I always stop here when I am in Louisville…read morebecause Guestroom Records has everything I am looking for and more. I was especially impressed by the staff picks - y'all got some good taste! We spent over an hour here browsing, and I picked up records by 100 gecs, Troye Sivan, and Mitski, while my cousin got a record by The Smiths. That alone should tell you how diverse their collection is! Also, their bathroom had an essential oil diffuser, so it smelled amazing, so brownie points for that too!

The people at this shop are very helpful, willing to talk to people at their other place or give…read morenames of other stores that may have what you want. They sell record players, not old-fashioned ones but all-in-one types, and they are good enough. They also sell old and new vinyl and though I don't know firsthand, apparently have a great event on record store day. Their classic rock section was pretty well stocked, and their country section fully decked out.

My friend and I did some record hunting while we were in Louisville last month and this place was…read moreone of our faves. I bought a couple records and both were priced as they should be in retail. The gentlemen working there, which was the owner I believe, was really knowledgeable and gave me a few bucks off, which is always a huge plus, lol. His selection was pretty good and organized as well. He has some records that I don't see too often. All in all, if I'm in the area again, I would definitely go back to this place.

I had a little extra time between appointments in the Highlands and I have always wanted to check…read morethis place out. A few years ago, I was gifted a turntable, and I've been slowly recollecting some vinyl since then. The store sits on a busy corner, it's street parking only. It's a well organized and inviting space with displays of books records and other goodies. It's hard to describe, but it's awfully cool. Some interesting vintage items for decor. I think there are three rooms total. It's easy to find a section of whatever you are looking for or just browse because it is so well organized as far as the records go. They have an interesting collection of vintage books that you just don't see anywhere. It was getting close to closing time and the proprietor let me know that in a polite way that didn't feel that he was rushing me. He greeted me when I got there by the way he was friendly without being pushy. I purchased three vinyls and they were in excellent shape and well worth the money. I'm sure I will return.

For nearly 30 years me and my friends have jokingly referred to the "LP Prison" maintained by…read moreElectric Ladyland, which consisted of records that the proprietor decided at some point were "rare" or unusual and which were then assigned circa 1985 peak prices and placed far from customers behind a very tall counter along several of the establishment's inner walls. For the most part, the imprisoned LPs have remained there untouched as time passed. As you might imagine, in several decades' some of those records became worthless with respect to the peak sticker price, while still others became far more valuable with respect to the old sticker price. Nowadays, the business is being run by several young women who're trying to update the store in many ways (it's safe to say that the majority of business here in recent years is from the "head shop/smoke shop" aspect that the business always had). As part of the new moves at E.L., I am happy to report that "LP Prison" has been busted open wide and the formerly untouchable vinyl is now liberated into a large bin on the Bardstown Road side window. I bought nearly all the really good stuff (having spent close to $500 on two recent lazy Memorial Day weekend afternoons). However, there are still a lot of decent LPs that I already have and/or don't care to own...and these records are nearly almost all in near-mint condition. VERY PLAYABLE! Rush over there now and stock up. Also, about those prices. I was jesting about them being priced in 1985 but suffice to say it's been a while. As such, prices are VERY soft on records now and you need only utter the word "discount" to get a steep bargain. If a record seems really overpriced, recommend you look it up on Discogs and with your research in hand make an offer based on the evidence. Welcome back, Electric Ladyland! I have hopes that you'll keep moving into the right direction and my regular stops will continue to help me build the best collection possible.

Not exactly sure where to begin with Electric Ladyland. For many years I have passed this place…read moreand never really knew what it was until a recent visit with a friend. We went in after an early lunch at nearby Twig and Leaf. There is private and street parking, we were able to park in the parking lot beings it wasn't very busy. Going in, it is actually mostly a smoke shop with old used records as well as some other things in there. We did browse around for a bit but, left empty handed beings somethings were overpriced. Did like the smell of the incense burning inside the place. Although this is a neat little store, it's not a place we'd venture to very often.

I'm sorry, but if you don't find this record store in the back of Please & Thank You charming and…read moredelightful, then I might have to say Nulu maybe isn't your thing. I love enjoying my coffee from P&TY and browsing the records. The selection is not as large as a huge music store, but they have a good variety. The staff in the front of the coffee shop is there to assist you when needed. For example, I wore a KISS shirt into P&TY and upon placing my drink order was told the number of KISS records they had in the back, and asked to please let him know if I needed anything at all. Mr. Friendly definitely seems like an accurate description to me!

Uh no, not so friendly records. Very poor selection and zero customer service. What is the point?…read moreLooks like more of a one off hobby for this business owner.

Eclectic store over Decca Restaurant on East Market Street in NuLu stocking boutique wine, curated…read morebourbon, unique books and unusual vinyl albums. Soon to offer wine tastings this shop is worth a stop when you're exploring all NuLu has to offer. Check it out!

They always have a book I pick up and LOVE! And staff is always so friendly, kind, and…read moreknowledgeable! Great experience!!

We've been back a few times since my last review, with this part of town being a favorite one to…read morevisit. Almost always we walk out empty-handed, which is a combination of the item pricing and me not being the target market. I don't think I appreciate the "vintage" style if the item isn't in great shape. I do believe my guys enjoy browsing the store more than I do - and overall, we will continue to pop in just in case we find a nostalgic item or piece of apparel they can't live without. Easy street parking and helpful team members if you have questions about their selection.

What does Lou is a very cool unique nostalgic trip down memory lane. My wife and I were in here and…read morevisited and saw a bunch of cool wrestling and sports memorabilia. It made me feel like it was 1994 all over again. Definitely an awesome store please go check it out support your local businesses