Great record shop. Every time I'm in there I find something that I didn't expect to find. It's like…read morea treasure hunt. Great selection of new titles and a decent curated selection of used/rare stuff too. They also have a small selection of various VHS, vintage video games, cds, etc.

Love supporting this cute, small local business. Owner is great and very helpful and personable…read more The whole street this business is located on is lined with the most precious little shops. The first few times I visited Annapolis I wasn't even aware of this street. I'm so happy we discovered it on our last trip this December.

Small hole in the wall place on Main St in Old EC. It has a lot of really old cool records, some of…read morewhich are rare first pressings and the like. The rarest stuff is up on shelves and runs $100+, but are definitely worth those numbers. The guy running the store was friendly and check out was fast.

Small shop in old Ellicott City with a great selection. Went there for record store day found 1of…read morethe 2 albums I was looking for. Owner was helpful & knowledgeable. Reasonable prices on the new & used albums.

My friend told me about this store when I told her that we were looking for new record stores to…read morecheck out. I never knew about this place! I believe they are in the middle of moving locations so it was a bit in disarray. That didn't stop us from getting a good dig in the merchandise they had available. Many records available and categorized. They had video games, music of all kids, CDS, furniture, pokemon cards, magazines, cameras, and so much more. The employee at the store was knowledgeable and nice. If you spend time in there, you might find some awesome records!!! The price of items were understandable depending on the item you are interested to buy.

Yes, they have a ton of stuff, but they have a TON of stuff. It's hard to move through the shop,…read morethere are a lot of boxes that are not labeled/categorized, and there is a lot of stuff without price tags. This is the kind of place where you have to have patience. And don't go on a hot day, as there is no A/C or at least it's not turned up enough to keep the place cool.

The True Vine - musical smorgasbord- drunk on the ear candy of many good times , stories and…read morealbums of every flavor . Find yourself there in a A Baltimore beacon bejeweled .

I stopped by True Vine to do some browsing a few weeks ago when I was in the area. It's not large,…read morebut it had an interesting selection. However, I'm pretty headache-prone in businesses that smell heavily of cigarette smoke. I couldn't stay inside very long for that reason. I was able to find a few things I took home, but I probably wouldn't return to True Vine over some other record shops in the city. The shop does have a classic old store front/facade as well a some great decor. Worth stopping in if you collect vinyl, are checking out the city's record shops, and are in the area!

We have found fun and vintage gold!!! This place is amazing! The owners were super friendly, prices…read morewere reasonable, and we will definitely be back to see more of what they have. We bought vintage Fleetwood Mac and some other odd gems that will be well loved in our home. Great business!

Super friendly owners who were helpful, courteous and had great prices. I was looking specifically…read morefor 45 rpm and they had a nice selection to dig through neatly displayed in boxes on shelves.

This is a treasure trove of recycled vinyl, CDs and other items. They have set up an indie, alt,…read moreartistic little stronghold in Hamilton with shows in the small store. It's really a scene in NE! Go.

I had a really good visit to Wax Atlas. It's a small shop that is packed with really affordable…read moreselections, average prices from $3-12. I was so surprised by how many amazing records I found for such a great deal. The guy running the shop was very friendly. They have shows here periodically and their instagram page highlights new-in stuff. I really love the sense of community here, they make you feel really welcome.

Tony at Celebrated Summer is a true pillar in the local music and physical media scene. The…read moreselection is among the best I have come across and leans heavily into jazz, punk, and metal, which feels like the perfect mix. The team members are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful. The used section is priced to move and constantly refreshed. I stopped by for an Angel Du$t meet and greet and it was an epic experience. I would absolutely recommend stopping in if you are searching for physical music media.

I love Celebrated Summer Records! Tony, the owner, has a background in punk and hardcore so I have…read morehad excellent luck finding the punk records I am searching for. They also offer a wide variety of new and used pop, indie, hip hop, etc. Chances are they will have what you are looking for. When I was gifted a duplicate punk album for Christmas, I brought one copy here for a trade in and was given a very fair price. The prices here seem very competitive to online resources, corporate shops and other local record stores. I love that the store also hosts events around releases and Record Store Day, presents concerts and puts out exclusive records making it more than just a record shop. If you find yourself in Hampden, and are a music/record aficionado I recommend checking out Celebrated Summer Records.

This is by far one of my new favorite record stores in the area. Thankfully I stopped by and it was…read moreopen--this is my favorite way to shop--I love digging and this is digging paradise! It felt like you had private access to some secret stash! Jack is absolutely so sweet and made it a fun experience. The prices were reasonable and I found so many great albums. I can't wait to go back and explore more!

This shop is a 5 star rating in my book because I'm the type of record shopper who likes to flip…read morethrough stacks and discover awesome finds. You'll find rarities and original print classics here, so that's why you should come to El Suprimo. There are other shops in Fells Point where you can get new releases and reissues, which are great of course, but this is my preferred record shopping experience. Based on that, I love this place. The record shop is within short walking distance of the water taxi. It's close to the corner of Aliceanna and South Broadway. It's also across the street from Cafe Latte'da, where you can get a coffee to caffeine up before looking through records. The store is located in the lower level of the building, so you take a few steps down to enter. It's a small space, but it's packed with records and there are things to look at all over the place. Don't forget to look down because there are also crates on the floor to look through, too. Every time I've gone there, I've seen the same guy, who really knows his music and what's in the store. My boyfriend and he talked about pre-war Memphis blues music once while I found a super-cheaply priced copy of David Johansen's Live It Up in good condition (I was all excited). Anyway, this is a great shop. Only one thing for those with allergies - consider taking a hit of fexofenadine/pseudoephedrine a.k.a. Allegra-D before you go in (that's what I do) - it handles used records and can be a little dusty. Happy record shopping!