Love this shop, it's selection, and it's participation in the community. By far and away the best…read morespot for punk and hardcore vinyl, a rarity at most other spots in the city. Prices are fair, they're open to trade in, and generally just really kind with their time.

A hidden gem nestled in the back alleys of North Park, Red Brontosaurus is reliable for Records,…read moreTapes, CD's, Movies, and more courtesy of owner Davey and Co

Lots to choose from here as I am rebuilding my cd collection after losing it. The prices are very…read morereasonable as I was finding a lot of these on eBay for $17-$21 excluding $4 or so for shipping. Trade-ins welcome as I had to get rid of a new cd that I didn't realize was a clean cersio Whatever you can't find here, Graham can look up and purchase for you if it's still in print. He's super helpful and chill. Lots of vinyl to choose from too!

They have a wonderful selection and the service is amazing, everyone is so kind! They're very…read moreorganized and have a wonderful playlist going on. Their prices were very reasonable too!

A huge selection of vinyl here! Any and all genres and more. They have two listening stations set…read moreup so you can sample records, which is such a nice touch. Everything is neatly organized, and you could honestly spend hours going through it all. They also buy records for cash or store credit -- I've done it before, and the process is super easy as long as you don't mind the amount you get back. Great spot for digging and discovering something new.

Folk Arts Rare Records is a nice record shop and a fun crate digging experience. This spot is in a…read moreplaza with a small parking lot with nearby street parking all around the area. Inside, they have a pretty spacious setup with a selection of used and new records. All of their records are nicely organized by genres and artists and are priced fairly. All of the staff here are friendly and helpful. Wifey and I definitely spent close to a couple hours digging through everything they have here.

Full Contact Rock N Roll…read more My wife and I often park near this place often when going to Part Time Lover three blocks down on 30th. And until tonight, I was scared to go in... a shining well-lighted open door that says "OPEN" on an otherwise dark street, it looks "wierd" from the outside. Well, stepping inside all doubts are confirmed. This place is weird... DELIGHTFULLY weird! Cramped and quirky, this place is SUPER COOL. An endless supply of rock n roll and other t-shirts, used vinyl, with ratings on the front showing condition of cover and the vinyl. For instance G/VG means cover is only "good" but the vinyl is "very good" I ended up buying like five record albums I was not expecting too. Okay, on to the best part. David. Super-cool-looking rock-n-roll David. Shy David. David the proprietor who barely let me take his picture for my Yelp review. A guy with cool stories about the stuff he has, and personal experiences with artists and recording stars. The first record he ever bought was Johnny Cash (cuz I was there on the hunt for Cash on behalf of my wife, came away with three used Cash records) You gotta step inside this place and see what happens. Super cool. Bringing my wife back here to go through his Elvis albums. Elvis is on sale right now because he has a bunch, and when the ELVIS movie came out they were hot but it's died down. Not in my wife's heart, Elvis hasn't!

Looking for a hidden gem to crate dig, then this is the place for you! Tons of various vinyls,…read morevintage tees, vhs tapes , etc. I've purchased items online from this store before and thought I'd finally check them out in person. Price point does vary depending on what it is you are looking for, decent if you ask me. The store is a little compact and filled to the rim but that's what makes it fun getting to dig through everything. Was greeted by a super chill guy working the counter. Off street parking available.

lol I've been here so many times. I'm surprised I'm just now writing a review. My favorite vinyl…read moreshop ever. And I've been to a lot all over the world. Probably bought 10-15 from him now. They are always perfect. I once got a teddy pendergrass album for $10 and will forever be thankful for that find! The owner is knowledgeable & literally knows what his buyers will like. Every time I come in, he has stuff on hold for his regulars and reaches out to them to come by and get the tape or vinyl. He's the real deal. I bring all my vinyl loving friends here! & will continue to do so.

This place is small and cozy. From the entrance, the disapproving Homer Simpson made me laugh - for…read moreit was cute. Customer service was amazing - a guy who works there offered me water and answered my relentless questions. I had a lot of fun through the small exchange. Their cassette collection leans towards the 90s and 2000s, which I'm not complaining. I thought the price point would be expensive for these vintage finds, but they are so cheap ($5 for The Beach Boys and $9 for Pink Floyd). The dominant genres are alternative and rap. I didn't look too deep into their vinyl records but they got a good mixture of current mainstream to hip hop mainstream - from Daniel Caesar to Vanilla Ice (good stuff). They also have CDs, pins, and vintage shirts. I didn't dig through the CDs and pins, but their curated shirts are pretty top-notch - from Ralp Lauren to 80s Nike (designs look like they were out of MTV during their neon days). The prices are a bit pricey ($30ish). One thing I thought that was very interesting is the bowls made out of discarded vinyl records. It's the coolest thing I have ever seen.

M-Theory Music is a not a mega music shop comparable to Amoeba in Hollywood but the collection of…read morevarious music genres is great. The selection of vintage vinyl is impressive especially if you like classic rock and other music styles are available and make it valuable for some audio collectors. The one staffer was cool and nice and answered my questions. Worth your visit. Recommend.

Service , selection and prices. Easy location and plenty of parking around the area. Very friendly…read moreand accurate pricing.

Taang! Dang. This record store got a lotta stuff in it. It's one of those record stores where you…read morefeel like you're hunting and pecking, because things are kind of all cramped and somewhat all over the place. Although, there is a rhyme and reason to things, and you realize this once you're in the space for a bit. They have a lot of band t-shirts, which they hang overhead and you need to have your arms raised for an extended period of time to look through them. Taang also sells DVDs, VHS, CDs, cassettes, laser discs (what?) and record players. Of course, they also sell lots and lots of albums. I saw a lot of hip-hop records, which was cool because that genre is somewhat neglected when it comes to vinyl. This record store is small, but they have a lot of great things. It's also located in a fun area of San Diego, with lots of other cool shops to explore.

Friendly staff, large selection, Vinyl dominates their inventory but they also have Band Shirts,…read moreCassette and 8 Track tapes, VHS, DVD and Blu-ray. Some items were priced well others were a little high but generally fair. Well organized

When I enter a record store I look for two things right away. One is engagement from the owner or…read moreemployee that happens to be working that day. Second is organization. I have been crate digging for over 15 years and I am starting to appreciate organization more and more! Feelit Records was suggested to me from a DJ homie in Chicago as "A MUST" to visit! When the day came for me to visit, Owner Mark was working that day and immediately introduced himself and offered up suggestions and how to navigate the layout of the store. Mark is SUPER knowledgeable about music and has a passion to serve his customers. His store is cozy, warm and welcoming. I have got to experience some cool events hosted at his store. A local skratch crew hosts cutting sessions outside the store on the sidewalk!! No matter your skill, you can come up meet new people and start scratching! MIND-BLOWN!! Second cool experience is Record Store Day 2019. I was first in line because i was THIRSTY to get my hands on a copy of The Crow Soundtrack. This album has been a Holy Grail of mine and I now have a chance to score a copy. As the line grew longer and longer, and Mark was getting close to open up. Instead of a stampede of people trying to rush the store, he came outside and asked everyone in line what they are looking for. MIND-BLOWN #2 Genius idea and what a way to serve your customers with a unique experience. If you are ever in San Diego, or a local you need to visit Mark and Feelit Records!! You will not be dissapointed.

The moment I walked in here I was mesmerized, this place is covered in all kinds of music. Although…read morethe place is small, it has everything a vinyl lover can ask for. The selection is very good and the man working there was very nice and helpful, the price range is really depending on what record you want, but from what I found, it was an excellent price. There are cheaper bins of records so that is convenient too. Would definitely recommend for any music fan in all kinds of genres