Friendly helpful staff greets you at the door. They have a little of everything you want. Bargain…read morebins, rock, some jazz and vocal as well. Some are new some are new used. I even saw a decent selection of cassette tapes. Prices are reasonable. I picked up two Dolly Parton albums that were more than half off of what I see in the Toledo area. I'd put them on my list to revisit when k have more time.

A classic vinyl record store thats been in operation for 20 years or more. The Used vinyl is priced…read morefairly and is abundant! They always have cool stuff in the recent arrivals. It is STUFFED with records. They have new records as well and lots of sub genres which shows they are true music nerds and they are ready to help. I've been to vinyl shops all across the country in tiny towns and huge cities and this is one you shouldn't miss. They also have a fair amount of used movies and cassette tapes. They check all the boxes - They do it right! Recommended!

Loved this store! They had such a huge inventory of cds, etc and everything was super aesthetically…read morepleasing. The guy who worked there was very cool and helpful. I loved the overall vibe of the store. I found everything that I needed easily, and got some really neat additions to contribute to my boyfriend's cd collection. The prices were also super great. I spent under 15 for two cds that were clear classics: Stevie Nicks & Radiohead. Would love to come back again if I'm in town

One of the great Michigan record stores. A fantastic selection of new and used CDs and vinyl with…read moredeep selection on a lot of genres. Right across the street from the MSU campus - FBC is a must visit if you're in East Lansing.

You name it, they've got it! Awesome antique furniture, dishes and tchotchkes, vinyl record albums,…read morecostume jewelry, outrageous hats, vintage clothing. Not all vintage stores cover all the bases as well as this place (vintage clothing is my guilty pleasure and old-ANYTHING pleases my husband), so we have fun scavenging around here when we're in town.

First time at this shop - it's very much a mix of antiques and just stuff I would describe as…read more"junk" - but as they say, one person's junk is another person's treasure. I found a wonderful, antique framed photograph I bought at a great price. The owner was there when we were, he was very nice, chatted with us for a while. The women at the counter weren't particularly warm, but one had just gotten blasted by an obnoxious older guy because he complained that the store charges an extra 6% to customers who pay with a credit or debit card, to cover the fees associated with that. She told him to take it up with the bank and he got really mad and loud about that. So, in fairness, I can understand why when we got to the counter she was a little distant. We'll go back, we prefer high-end true antiques more than newer and flea market type items, but it seemed there were good things at good prices with a bit of searching. BRING CASH OR CHECKBOOK - STORE CHARGES CUSTOMERS ADDITIONAL 6% IF THEY USE A CARD TO PAY.

Nice vibes. Good selection. Decent prices. Friendly people. Next to Yesterdog, the historic hot dog…read morestand.

Great vinyl store with a collection of new and used. Very well organized. Really appreciate that…read morethe crates aren't overstuffed so you can actually flip through the stacks. Reasonable prices for everything from brand new to well worn. Friendly folks working there who are down to chat.

Good selection of new & used records. Friendly service from whomever is manning the counter. Pretty…read moregood prices overall. I joined the points membership program and everything. I'd say I go about once a month. Worth a look see to any vinyl junkies in the Kalamazoo area.

Walked in and immediately knew I would love it! The selection is huge!! There are both new and used…read morerecords, but there are definitely more older records than new. Prices were super affordable. The guy working was super friendly and engaging! I can't wait to go back!!

Love this place. They have a good collection that covers a…read morewide range. Be sure to check out the file cabinets below the open racks. All my vocal jazz was in files. Lots of great hunting and a friendly staff. Found lots of things off my want list.

This seems like a reasonable used vinyl store. I was with some friends while visiting Ann Arbor and…read moreafter a nearby lunch, one in our party wanted to find a specific singer's album that would include some of his hit songs. The singer died in 1964, so these seem to be rare albums to get as he was not a big name. He looked through some stacks and the rest of us looked also. I ran into several albums I used to have, but had moved on from them, when our turntable broke in the early 90s when CDs became the standard. We never bothered to replace the turntable. Now most of what I play is through digital sources, not in my house. The store was clean and well organized and the pricing variable. It was busy with staff available. But none of us found what our friend was looking for, so we then moved on to other options. I did look online later and found a source available by internet purchase but at a price I do not think our friend would pay. I think he will find it difficult to make this random purchase in person.

Old school, but honestly pretty dingy! If you're up for a premise and into hunting for a hidden…read moregem, go for it! And good to have the shop in the.neighborhood.

I've been to record stores across the world, and I was blown away by this place. I have no idea why…read moreRecords & Tapes Galore is so under the radar, but it is the best shop I've ever visited as far as an anachronistic, authentic, unpretentious, and honest experience goes. The couple running the place have been there for over 40 years. Some of the stock has probably been there for nearly as long. There's a veneer of neglect about the place in the best way possible. It's (dis)organized into piles and boxes on top of their older inventory, and they can direct you to the newer piles, or to older piles where you might find some stray cache of a particular genre. Or just start digging. Some of the inventory is pretty overpriced - especially the Beatles and Stones and other classics. But a lot isn't - at all. They have an eclectic selection of newer releases, reggae, psychedelica, local music, electronica, and who knows what else. Prices on this lesser known stuff are often more than fair. The atmosphere is laid back - it's like hanging out in your grandparents' basement. Some of the people who come in have been coming in a LONG time. An older fellow came in looking to haggle for a record and was told off for an insulting offer, responding with a "I've been coming to this store since the day it opened." This is a true neighborhood record store and something you just won't find anywhere else in this era of discogs and ebay pricing. Just go and support these people. They really appreciate it.