Best record store in these United States. Self-taught, no lessons; thank you very much, Pops.read more

First, I want to shout out the 3 people working yesterday during the Heated Rivalry Vinyl Release…read moreParty, yall were doing your best and it showed. The vibes were great, they have an awesome selection and they had swag to give out for the release party!! It's an awesome shop with cool people and a great selection of music, movies, games, and trinkets at good prices!

Amazing shop! I went back in December (I know I know late review- sue me). Everything was so well…read morepriced and all the vinyls I bought were cleaned before they were put out on the floor! The owner was great too, we had an amazing conversation! 10/10- I would 100% recommend this shop to any vinyl lover!

A few months ago, I decided to visit here after a friend said they had some vinyl records, which I…read morecollect. I took the nice motorcycle ride from CB to Shenandoah to check it out. Its on the main street, which is nice because its easy to find. It's a small shop but is filled with a lot of cool stuff. The shop is owned and ran by a single guy who was nice and fun to talk to. They don't have a lot of records, but that's not what he 'specializes' in. It's more of a cool thrift store for vintage items. The records were priced nicely, nothing overpriced. All in all, it was a nice 'destination' trip to take on a nice Saturday afternoon.

I found two of my "white whales" here, both at a great price! I'm gleefully writing this review…read morewhile listening to one of them. The worker (who I suspect was the owner?) was kind enough to box them up for me so they wouldn't get damaged on the flight home. The store is clean and well-organized without sacrificing the treasure hunting charm I look for in a record store. It would've been a great experience even if I hadn't found anything. I can't wait to come back on my next trip.

I've been hear a few times and its a good record shop with a good, revolving inventory of used and…read morenew records. I check in every month or so to see what new stuff they have. The employees are also really nice!

I live in Council Bluffs and have frequented this place a few times over the years and this is one…read moreof the best, if not THE best, record store in Nebraska. Their prices are average but their selection is awesome. They have a lot of stuff I don't see anywhere else. My wallet hates me every time I go but I love this place. I went last weekend and am probably going to go again this upcoming weekend.

They have a large selection of records. 33s and 44s. Some sorted nicely others stuffed under the…read morenicely sorted records. Some CD's, Cassettes and even a handful of 8 track. They also have a wall of vintage stereo equipment and speakers that they refurbish on the back wall. The used records I purchased play perfectly. Awesome store if you are in to the days of HiFi.

My bro-in-law ventured to this establishment earlier this year when we were in town visiting the…read morelocal record stores. Easy to find with ample parking. The records are divided up according to genre, which was nice. The woman working there, the owner, was really nice and showed me some of the 'good stuff' behind the counter. Her prices were fair. She had some good stuff. I would go back when I'm in Lincoln again.

Whenever any other record store on the planet holds a special release event, and people line up…read morebefore the store opens, there's always value and significance to being one of the first people in line. People everywhere line up for RSD each year, some hours in advance. And you know what, if you're first in line, those record stores reward your time and dedication. Well, not Lefty's. If you get there early and you're the very first person in a long line, as I was, it means absolutely nothing to them. I lined up for RSD this morning, before anyone else. But when they opened, Lefty's let everyone in at the same time and it was an absolute cluster*uck. There was absolutely no order whatsoever. Nobody from Lefty's bothered to communicate any type of operational procedure for the event. And the RSD releases were just randomly set out in boxes for the horde of people to fight over. Lefty's handling of this event was so disorganized and unprofessional. I won't be making plans to go there at any point in the future. Good riddance!

One of my fave places to stop in when I'm looking to take in some tunes, quiet my mind or find a…read morehidden ear gem. Owner is super attentive, knows his stuff, and always has something hidden that seems to be made for you! Tell him what you're looking for and he'll bend over backwards to find it...and suggest even more. It sounds like a knock to say "a little hard to find what you're looking for," but for those who love the Record Store experience...High Fidelity Style...that's a perfectly wonderful thing! Dont miss Record Store Days! This guy is GREAT at what he orders!

Owner is a little quirky but he's got a good selection of vinyl. The store is packed pretty tight,…read moreso there's plenty to browse through. Pricing was generally a little high for me, but I was able to find a couple things I couldn't live without, and I did have a pleasant conversation with the owner while I was visiting.

I'm so excited about the Hi Fi House. I got a sneak peak of the flagship Hi Fi House in Omaha, NE,…read morelast week and wow was I sold! First off it's a big space that houses 30,000 lps in a massive collection that is growing by the day, 2nd there are many turntables and sound systems all set up like little rooms! Including a sound system that cost around 80,000 dollars! When we got there we were greeted, given a tour, and told we could play any LP in the place even if it was sealed we could open it and play it.. I gave my pals the option for them to pick something, but them being the sweetest they let me give it a go! Naturally I found Procal Harum's, "Whiter Shade of Pale," reissue! It's my second favorite song ever and this reissue had multiple versions including a full length instrumental version I have never heard! I also got to hear it on an 80,000 stereo, and lets just say... I was blown away! Then I got to listen to the album I just put out of my own band on the same stereo, while drinking a beer and having some music fans listen along! This was kinda awkward for me, but in the best way.. Emotions get all to real! This is going to be a place where musicians and industry type folk can get together and play records, talk about records, have a beer, and enjoy the music! Hi Fi house is also doing school programs to help the kids get inspired to become the musicians and industry type folk who will fill the Hi Fi Houses for years to come! Omaha has the flagship store, but their will be Hi Fi Houses popping up around the world in the coming years, with a curated vinyl catalog that can travel, much like museums! This is an amazing, mind blowing experience for a music fan and I hope a Hi Fi House can make Des Moines home at some point!