My friend and I visited a few record shops while we were in Louisville and this was one of them…read more It's organized very well and I tend to gravitate toward the 'Rarity Walls' in record shops, which this one had. I didn't make a purchase, but from the records that I looked at, the prices were pretty fair. If I'm in the Louisville area again in the future, I am definitely going to stop in.

LOVED this dude's shop. Very well laid out, huge/great selection of items. Found stuff I wasn't…read moreeven looking for when I went in to browse. He was playing some jazz that made shopping super chill- never felt pressured or rushed. Literally just found this down the road from our AirBnb and was happy I stopped in. I hate to say this, but his pricing was super low on some of the stuff I grabbed- was really surprised he wasn't charging more but I appreciate what he is doing there. I almost paid him more $ just out of guilt...ha. Hoping to stop back in in the future when I pass through Louisville again.

Just bought a record player after thirty years without one. Needed records so stop by this place…read moresince I pass by it when traveling downtown. Impressed with the vast amount of records accross all music genres. I love the most of them especially from the sixities to the ninety's. Got a jazz album, a lot of soul music, some pop. I sold off my large music collection in 1991 to move from Atlanta to Louisville. The owner said he has been open since 1978. I will definitely be back to get more music. In the mean time I need to figure out how to change the needle to get better sound. Great records, vast selection, great prices, is music to my ears!

A great selection in a fun and hip spot. The music was bumping the staff was laid back yet helpful…read more They had a huge selection of Jazz and I picked up several on my want list, including a Sinatra and Peggy Lee I did not have for great prices. I wish I could have stayed longer and luxuriate but I will be back.

Vinyl; in our digital world..... There is nothing more…read moresatisfying than a vinyl album. The sounds as it spins on the record player. The digital version is something we are forced to learn because of the world and how it changes. Then you have Guest Room Records. Where they are honored to have you featured? You are the reason. The style of the store makes me want to put the black light up and pull the bean bag chair over. The records can be purchased here. New and what a lovely place to attain older vinyl. Vintage records what's better, especially when someone else loved them! Find those here . The record collection is needing more attention! The staff here are very knowledgeable and appreciate the vinyls too. The value is an absolute treasure for that special vinyl you are missing and seeking . Come and join the fun. Your collection will just be even better with that special vinyl addition that you are missing.

A great selection of records for excellent prices! I always stop here when I am in Louisville…read morebecause Guestroom Records has everything I am looking for and more. I was especially impressed by the staff picks - y'all got some good taste! We spent over an hour here browsing, and I picked up records by 100 gecs, Troye Sivan, and Mitski, while my cousin got a record by The Smiths. That alone should tell you how diverse their collection is! Also, their bathroom had an essential oil diffuser, so it smelled amazing, so brownie points for that too!

Not exactly sure where to begin with Electric Ladyland. For many years I have passed this place…read moreand never really knew what it was until a recent visit with a friend. We went in after an early lunch at nearby Twig and Leaf. There is private and street parking, we were able to park in the parking lot beings it wasn't very busy. Going in, it is actually mostly a smoke shop with old used records as well as some other things in there. We did browse around for a bit but, left empty handed beings somethings were overpriced. Did like the smell of the incense burning inside the place. Although this is a neat little store, it's not a place we'd venture to very often.

Staff is always friendly and we love to see the local art around the store! Parking in the…read morehighlands is hard, but they actually have a parking lot :)

I'm sorry, but if you don't find this record store in the back of Please & Thank You charming and…read moredelightful, then I might have to say Nulu maybe isn't your thing. I love enjoying my coffee from P&TY and browsing the records. The selection is not as large as a huge music store, but they have a good variety. The staff in the front of the coffee shop is there to assist you when needed. For example, I wore a KISS shirt into P&TY and upon placing my drink order was told the number of KISS records they had in the back, and asked to please let him know if I needed anything at all. Mr. Friendly definitely seems like an accurate description to me!

Uh no, not so friendly records. Very poor selection and zero customer service. What is the point?…read moreLooks like more of a one off hobby for this business owner.

Eclectic store over Decca Restaurant on East Market Street in NuLu stocking boutique wine, curated…read morebourbon, unique books and unusual vinyl albums. Soon to offer wine tastings this shop is worth a stop when you're exploring all NuLu has to offer. Check it out!

They always have a book I pick up and LOVE! And staff is always so friendly, kind, and…read moreknowledgeable! Great experience!!

We've been back a few times since my last review, with this part of town being a favorite one to…read morevisit. Almost always we walk out empty-handed, which is a combination of the item pricing and me not being the target market. I don't think I appreciate the "vintage" style if the item isn't in great shape. I do believe my guys enjoy browsing the store more than I do - and overall, we will continue to pop in just in case we find a nostalgic item or piece of apparel they can't live without. Easy street parking and helpful team members if you have questions about their selection.

What does Lou is a very cool unique nostalgic trip down memory lane. My wife and I were in here and…read morevisited and saw a bunch of cool wrestling and sports memorabilia. It made me feel like it was 1994 all over again. Definitely an awesome store please go check it out support your local businesses

This is NOT a record store. It's a booth inside an antique shop like Trader Bakers. Yes they have…read morerecords but it's extremely limited and not what 90% of the masses will be looking for.

Extremely knowledgeable, personable and amicability, a step back in time, when people worked, cash…read morewas king and music was tangible.

Great performance for opening night of Guys & Dolls with a fantastic cast. The singing, dancing,…read moreand acting were outstanding. Orchestral accompaniment was terrific. Loved the set design. Stadium style patron seating allows for great viewing at each seat. Lobby waiting area pre-show and for post show mingle is a beautiful space. Restrooms are well maintained. Plentiful free parking with easy accessibility for all mobility levels. We eagerly anticipate the remainder of this 2026-2027 season performances.

When you walk into CenterStage, you might at first feel like you've taken a trip back in time -- to…read morehigh school. The theater looks very similar to my high school's auditorium, with large polyester curtains covering the windows and the audience sitting on risers. But don't let that stop you! The talent I've seen come out of this theater -- which has created a name for itself over its past 100 SEASONS (wow!) for performing Broadway musicals -- rivals performances I've seen in New York and Chicago. The casts are truly phenomenal and fully committed to their characters. "Community theater" does not adequately fit this awesome establishment. They're so good that you'll easily forget you're in an auditorium and become sucked into the production. And they really make the most of the stage with inventive sets. I saw my first CenterStage production earlier this year with "Spring Awakening," a very raw and edgy play that explored such topics as rape, puberty, incest, abortion and teen suicide. And as the artistic director said before the play started, CenterStage does not shy away from avant-garde or controversial productions. They don't change a play to make it more PC but use that as fodder to explore more profound and adult subjects. I like that! And full disclosure: I was comped a ticket to see "Spring Awakening," so I wanted to make a return visit -- with me paying my own way -- before writing a review. Happily, I was able to do that this last week, when I saw "Sweeney Todd." This is another one that has a bit of an edge, though I admit their production was not gruesome just for gruesome's sake. They handled -- ya know -- Sweeney Todd cutting men's throats with his straight razor thoughtfully. There wasn't spurting blood, but rather, the shock value came from the actors' performances -- perhaps as it should be. I also like that CenterStage partners with non-profits on most of its productions. At "Spring Awakening," the theater raised funds for the Center for Women and Families. During "Sweeney Todd," the theater was raising funds for itself -- and more specifically, replacements for those ghastly curtains! Bravo! But they could put up paisley bed sheets over the windows if they wanted to -- I would still gladly come to their shows.