If you can't fine it, guaranteed they'll have it. My go to for all the vintage records I'm trying…read moreto replace.

Love going to this place. It's an adventure to roam the selection and find the best album. Craig is…read morealways willing to share music stories or order in what you want which is great service!!

Locally owned record store offering new and used records. Check out the bin by the front door,…read morehidden bargains.

Waiting Room is one of those places that is tiny but every single title is good. Most of the stock…read moreis new, but it's not just a bunch of mainstream stuff that you can find anywhere. I'm a fan of a lot of fairly obscure industrial, experimental, and electronic stuff, and they never disappoint. You can also find a lot of contemporary popular music (especially if it's more on the indie side of things), a great selection of metal, soundtracks, and jazz. They even have a cool selection of blu-rays, including some boutique label stuff. It's a great place for discovery. I can always count on finding some obscure jazz reissue that I hadn't even realized was available or some experimental/electronic title that I figured I'd have to order straight from the label. Highly, highly recommended.

Reverberation is an unusual record store. I've never seen so many records in one place from…read moreartists/bands I don't recognize, but at the same time, I've spotted some very obscure stuff in the experimental and jazz sections, so I wonder if they cater to people with a taste for lesser known music. At least for the styles I shop for (jazz, experimental, electronic), this store is full of strange, unknown things. I like how they have a special section for deluxe horror movie soundtracks (think Waxwork Records, Mondo, and the like). I also appreciate how you never know what kind of weird thing you'll find there (like an old DJ Krush Mo Wax 10" for a reasonable price). My main complaint is the difficulty of browsing. First, the record bins in the main area are so high that you need a stool to see the furthest back albums unless you're decently over 6' tall. The store has stools sitting around for just this purpose. Second, the bins are completely packed, so there's no flipping through records. You have to grab a chunk, set them aside, and then you can brows. It makes digging a real pain and is one of the reasons Reverberations isn't in my regular rotation. Some have written about the owner being rude. I didn't find him rude, but yeah, he doesn't usually say hello or goodbye or look you in the eye when you check out. Definitely not the gregarious type you find at a place like Exile in Champaign, but I never got a rude vibe. Maybe he's more effusive and warm if you're a regular. If browsing wasn't such a pain, I'd give it four stars. Any record shop that continues to exist is a good thing. Certainly worth checking out if you're in the area.

I don't live anywhere near Reverberation, but I've had the pleasure of digging here 2x in the past…read moreyear, and this is a great record store. Friendly owner, ample parking, and an incredible array of new and used records. Items are priced to move not gouge the customers, and conditions are exact. And what's crazy is the depth of the inventory. Really, this store is stacked. Local collectors are lucky to have Reverberation as one of their brick and mortars. Highly recommend!

Great independent music or record stores are getting harder to find. It often will be in a college…read moretown when you come across it. North Street Records is in such a town. Hard to find records and other artifacts. The staff certainly knows a lot about what they have, and will help find something. As in places like this, the music is the main thing of course. It has a lot to look through. They, as the name implies, specialize in vinyl. Great place to find more popular artists. Or more obscure. Also despite the name they also have other forms of music such as CDs. These like the records also are obsolete so might as well have these. Has a big collection of new and old items. It seems most people come in and just look around, but some people actually buy something. The main thing is the vinyl.

I talked with Jeff. He's a really knowledgeable cool human. I felt he offered fair prices for the…read morerecords I brought in...my childhood memories. He's honest with you. Which I find commendable. He is responsible in recycling, reusing, up-cycling records that can't be used anymore. I had a really great experience. I do need to say the I know nothing about records...but I can imagine he has an amazing selection.

A lot, they are just scamming people! And , they have not got a phone number that you can call…read more Both phone numbers tell you that you have missed diled. So, if there is no way possible to get ahold of this company, that just screams rip off!

Wow Steve the Owner was so generous with his time and knowledge, I felt like he was the Nice uncle…read moreI never had. Helped me find so vinyl I had been searching for and some others I didn't know I'd appreciate so much. Really laid back and after an hour listening and learning, I only spent about 1/2 of what I expected. Got some free Album art for my walls too. I could have spent hours there looking at the vintage stuff. Def. going back. Highly recommend this store!

What fun to go in and experience Horizons Music. Massive selection, great to look at the music and…read morereminisce. Very helpful and found what I was looking for for a Christmas present. The value was great. Bring cash as you get an extra discount but they do take credit cards. Definitely worth stopping in.

Hidden treasures the owner is a wonderful man. You should call before going but take a list of…read moremusic he has it all! It was amazing and fun. Great prices and value.

Went there the first time about a month ago. WOW! So much to look through, Bought quite a bit and…read morewill be buying more.

I've been coming to GB's for 20+ years now, and even though I moved away and went digital years…read moreago, I always make it a point to come here and buy some CDs when I'm in town. Gary and Bob are great guys and have always been able to make good recommendations no matter what genre. Everything from the old shop smell to the faded posters on the wall is the same as it's ever been, and I couldn't be happier they've never changed despite everything around them. GB's should be considered a historic landmark of Decatur. I wish them all the best and hope they keep it going another 26 years.

My friend and I finally got a chance to visit Odd Bettie's this weekend! The second we stepped in…read morethe door, we were in awe. There are so many unique and quirky knick knacks, tons of quality clothing, and the craziest faux frog purse I've ever seen. They have organized each "theme" of item in a certain area, so it's really easy to get around. They even have an upstairs with even more items! By far one of the more friendly and welcoming businesses in the area. The owner ended up talking with us for a while too to give us a thorough history of the business's progress throughout the year. Her passion for the store and the products is obvious (: 10/10 would go again!! Go check out what you can find!

From the owner: Antiques, Vintage Clothing,…read moreOddities, Products: Picture Frames, Women's, Men's and Children's Apparel, Jewelry, Kitchen Hardware, Chinaware, Antique Dishes, Children's Toys, Collectibles, Records, VHS and Cassette Tapes, Art Work, Purses, Cards, Seasonal Decor, Furniture, Services: Accepts Donations, Pick Up and Delivery, Shipping, Layaway, Online and Over-The-Phone Ordering, Handicap Accessible, Public Restrooms, Available Sunday and Monday by Appointment Only, Location Facts: Right Off of Highway 17, Across From the Park

While I'm not an indie fan, my girlfriend is. (When I introduced her to Parasol, she wanted to move…read moreinto their hard-to-find storefront-slash-warehouse.) I don't know much about the label or mail order business at all, but I can safely say that Parasol's storefront carries the best, and extremely well-edited, selection in town for indie and punk vinyl, CDs, and DVDs. Just the latter alone! You can buy the Kill Rock Stars Video Fanzine III, live performances from Coachella, and documentaries about freestyling, K Records, or even that one about early California hardcore, which features far too much footage of TSOL. There are also bins full of seven-inches, and a decent-sized collection of $1 vinyl and CDs. Much time could be successfully killed here. Anywhere I can buy the A-Frames Black Forest LP, and peruse seemingly endless back issues of Mojo, is aces in my book. They'll also special order anything you want, which means that I won't have to save my shopping list for trips to Chicago's Reckless!

From the owner: Record shop, record store, vinyl records, CDs, music magazines, DVDs , Blu-Rays, CD replication and…read moreprinting.

Well organized, super friendly and great shopping experience and consigner support! Will definitely…read morebe a repeat customer and consigner:)

Great selection and the prices are good. I have never bought from here only sold but they pay goodread more