Love this place. Started coming here about 2 years ago, and I stop by all of the time--such a wide…read morevariety of music. The owner is so nice and always gives you a great deal. I love the 3$ bin--amazing selection of vinyl, CDs, and cassettes, all at fair prices.

This response is to the response to the owner to my initial review. I wouldn't go to a Mexican…read moreRestaurant since I don't like Mexican Food. Bad analogy. I state in the review that I didn't like your INVENTORY. Heavy Metal and Rap. No classical, baroque, opera, ballet, big band, jazz, R&B, American Songbook. 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's pop music. Nothing but trash. So, go fly a kyte!

Craig is the Best! Great stock and a lot of fun to shop! Always a great time.I never walk out empty…read morehanded

Great selection of used rock and Jazz records. Owners are great. Fair prices. Bring cash. Prepare…read moreto spend at least an hour at least.

Jonathan will be opening this store in a few weeks, and I would strongly recommend coming over…read morehere. He has an unbelievable collection, and the prices are solid. A fantastic option especially if you want to avoid making the trek to the city. Jonathan was helpful, personable, and extremely knowledgeable. I will be returning soon, and wish him the best of luck on opening.

great quality albums, very organized, clean. staff is…read moreextremely knowledgable and helpfu.

What a fantastic shop! Located on the second floor of the Williams center, this place has some fun…read morefinds. Cassettes, records, books. You name it they probably have it. The staff is super friendly and helpful. Came here to sell some records and I'll probably be back to shop around their book section.

I love this place and I can't believe I didn't know it existed before tonight! I love that they…read morehave a bunch of stuff (records, cassette tapes, and books), and the owner is super friendly and helpful. He even offered to play anything I wanted to hear in the store while I shopped around -- a personal touch I've never experienced at a record store before. Can't wait to go back!

I could get used to a place like this, which sadly exist only 30+ miles from my home. But on a work…read moretrip, finding a great used bookstore with both vinyl and new books too, and a really friendly and helpful staff, is absolutely perfect and makes finding surprises to bring home to my family so much easier.

Have visited this Bookstore/Record Shop. Yelp rates this as the best bookstore in NJ. Well, that's…read moresad comparing the bookstores in NYC that put MBC to shame. But I went primarily for used vinyl (which I'm a collector). Their used vinyl is relatively expensive and is not competitive with NYC stores. But since I won't take a trek to NYC due the Communist status and they don't arrest criminals. This store definitely has the 'Montclair" ambiance, "extreme arrogance". I loathe the city, 50 x at this store not a "peep" from any employee.

Great place to visit. My wife and I love this place. Too bad the mall it's in is closed. I hope…read morethey open somewhere else so we can visit soon.

Are you a collector that peruses eBay and the like for really expensive, discontinued or vintage…read morethings that range in condition of being still packaged to loose and in barely saleable condition? This is probably worth a stop for you! Hidden Treasures has set up shop in the Livingston Mall and has so much collectible stuff crammed into nice, brightly lit glass cases. The things in here include (but definitely isn't limited to) - Statue figures from Comic characters, wrestlers, athletes, Horror movie characters, vinyl records, sports memorabilia, movies/cd's, Cowboy boots & vests, niche limited run collectible cards, watches, vintage lunch boxes, vintage trinkets, antique dishware and much more. It's pretty cool and overwhelming. The store is like a large indoor flea market with rows of cases instead of booths. If you want to examine or buy something you speak with a staff member at the front of the store for help. If anything sells, It looks like the 'owner' of that case gets a cut. That brings me to why this place comes down some pegs for me. At a flea market or otherwise, you can maybe haggle with the vendor. True there might be some legit treasures, but lets face it some of this stuff is a tad overpriced and other things I couldn't see moving anytime soon. This takes me back to the eBay example. You drop your stuff in there and if sells, that's it. No interacting with the customer to make a deal. Perhaps you can haggle with whomever is present, but that seems weird. Why would I haggle with you if it's not your stuff? The other thing was while browsing this particular day this guy was coughing and wheezing like crazy. He and his friend had no mask on. If you weren't hacking your lungs out I wouldn't even care about the mask as much, but he was. He was walking around while doing this, sometimes not even covering his mouth and the guy running the store never said anything. There was even a sign saying, must wear mask to enter. So maybe they were friends with him, but there was a lot wrong with that. With all that, if you're a collector, this may be worth checking out. Just like a flea market though, you may catch more here than a deal.

Bruce is the best! Such a wealth of knowledge. He helped us find the perfect gift for a friend- a…read morelesser-known Paul Simon record. He shared so much fantastic info about this album, I had to buy the only two copies they had. I also picked up a fantastic jazz album recommend by Bruce. His knowledge of music seems encyclopedic. You should absolutely chat with him when you stop by!

Crusty, dismissive buyer. Prepare to be lowballed. Be sure to check with them before selling as…read morethey claim to have high inventory and they're very choosey. Won't go back.

great prices. great service. superb selection of the latest and a nice assortment of vintage…read morematerial, also. the owner bends over backwards to help with any request and is more than fair when purchasing some incoming items he might not especially need. I make it a point to go there every week and am never disappointed. JOHN L.

Let me start by declaring Sound Exchange the best record shop I've been to on the East Coast. Last…read moreweek, I visited nine shops across NY, NJ, RI, CT, MA. Sound Exchange stood out like a beacon in a storm--a storm of mediocrity. And Sound Exchange isn't staffed by a bunch of vinyl snobs, hawking $50 copies of the latest Taylor Swift. They have vinyl, cassettes, and CDs galore. If I'm honest, they had more CDs than I've ever seen in a single shop. Every genre. And the prices were quite reasonable. And the staff...Anthony knows as much about music as anyone I've ever met. He was also the nicest guy. I can't wait to come back! BEST SHOP ON THE EAST COAST--EASILY!

Great selection, no hassles or harassment from owners! You can find old and new dvds or toys…read moregalore! Many items to enhance your love making!