The selection is kind of spotty, but what record store isn't?…read more It has a great vibe. Give yourself lot of time to just enjoy searching for hidden treasures.

called & disappointed with the help trying to locate…read morevinyl-their system made it harder to get results

One of the great Michigan record stores. A great selection of new and used vinyl and CDs, all…read morereasonably priced. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff. One of the few places around that still has a kick ass dollar LP section. Love you Street Corner, long may you run!

They had great service knew where everything was and was so kind to everyone no complaints at all…read moregreat selection aswell a 10/10 experience!

This is a really terrific place! A really solid collection of vinyl (along with movies on both…read morevhs and dvd....audio cassettes and even some 8 tracks for those who haven't seen one eaten up in a player in 50 years) But also some of the most unique toys you will ever see lined up on the wall (might be scary to be in there at night) So glad I went in!

If you're looking for something in the past, they usually have it if not, they'll find it for you…read moreand if you're looking for something right now, they usually have it

We stumbled upon this bar as we were staying next door at the Siren. I wasn't quite sure what the…read morename of the place was, as it wasn't really labeled outside, but it's a bar/record shop. It was super chill when Nate and I visited around 8 pm on a Saturday evening last month, but they were having a DJ later on at 10 pm. The music playing while we were there was at a pleasant level that accommodated conversation, which I appreciated. The bar itself is quite small - it can probably seat 8 people comfortably. The menu is concise, with canned beer, wine by the glass or bottle, cocktails, and some N/A options. I got a Four Roses bourbon + black cherry Vernors, which was really delicious. Nate got a Brew Detroit brown ale that the bartender recommended. The bartender was great, laid back and easy to talk to. I think this place turns into more a party vibe later on at night, but I liked the relaxed atmosphere when we stopped in. Cool little spot!

Very cool music venue and bar in Downtown Detroit. Earlier in the day is usually pretty chill. You…read morecan have a drink, browse through some records and hear some great music. The N/A drinks are just as good as the alcoholic ones, my favorite being imani's sorrel. They have an outdoor space as well if the inside is too packed for your liking. My favorite thing about Paramita is the community building they that constantly do with their events. There are open deck night where anyone can come in and practice djing and drink and draw nights to just chill and draw with a good drink. Love the space and very grateful to have it in the city.

Awesome selection and new releases every week. Owner is super helpful and friendly…read more I always find something new and interesting to get here, even if I go multiple times a week. Also has cool tshirts and other rock items.. clocks, figures, mugs...

Very small store not the greatest selection. This is one that I will not be back too. It seemed…read morelike this store tries to focus on metal but I saw better metal selections at other stores in the area so no reason to come back to this one

Was looking for a couple specific vinyls for Xmas gifts…read more I've never been to Weirdsville Records so I gave them a call and found out they had both in stock. I was in and out picking up records they were holding for me. Great service, seems like a good selection. Looking forward to going back when I have more time to browse.

I had some friends in town and took them to breakfast. As we were talking I mentioned shopping for…read morevinyl nearby. Neither of them are into vinyl, but when I mentioned used books, their faces lit up! One of my friends has been learning Japanese for a while. She likes to use children's books to help. She spoke to the owner, and she walked her right over and pointed out a bunch of stuff they had. We ended up leaving with a box, not a bag! LOL it was a great haul! This is an amazing independent shop. I love coming here and flipping through records.

This has become one of my absolute favourite places in such a short time. There is so much to look…read moreat besides an awesome selection of records cds and cassettes. Scott has some super cool items in the store. Found so much from my childhood there already. I never leave empty handed. If you're looking for a vintage album...its likely in this store. Doesn't matter which generation you're from. He has it all.

If you are in the Windsor/LaSalle, make it a point to stop and check out this awesome record shop!!…read moreIf you are an audiophile, you will find whatever you are looking for. With a selection of over 25,000 records, CD's, cassette tapes, 8 tracks, stereos and speakers and parts as well. you are sure to find something!! They also carry lot's of vintage goods to browse and the owner Scott is friendly, helpful and extremely knowledgeable. Looking for something hard to find? He can help! Best shop for vinyl in the area, and located just a 15 minute car ride away from the city, go check this place out, totally worth the few extra minutes to get there!

This is my kind of place. What looks small on the outside holds a treasure on the inside. You may…read morehave to know or give them a call, he's in the back. The store is arranged for easy perusal. I found all my favs jazz, soul, vocal female, vocal male and many more. I didn't have much time but I could have looked for hours. I will have to stop back. There were albums for every part of my want lists. Fairly priced with a few bargains. I didn't have time to look through the $2, $5 bins but there were plenty. A great collection of albums for sure.

Yes, the graveyard is super cheap. with gas over $4, there's some draw to anything cheap these…read moredays, wouldn't you say? But cheap doesn't always necessarily mean good - I could always shop for "cheap" at the Walmart bargain bin. What the RG brings to the table is quality records for a price that can't be beat. I was having a conversation about the graveyard with a friend of mine who's really into Jazz; he only has a few places he likes, basically because so few places carry quality Jazz these days. You know how picky those old fans can get. He took me here first. I'm not a Jazz hipster like him, but I do like records - and oh, they have a ton. I snagged quite a bit for very little - some records were as Misi said, literally $1. Even the new releases were inexpensive. I'm accustomed to paying over $20 per record sometimes for that "audiophile grade vinyl" junk. That doesn't seem to happen here unless its rare. So it didn't break the bank. It seems like they have a good rotation of stock going. I can see myself easily coming back at least once a week and not looking at the same old junk over and over again. It's like the thrift shop of records!