Wow. First time here…read more A nice selection of vinyl to look through. I grabbed a few and headed to the counter. A girl greets me and says it's going to be a few minutes if I want to look around As I am waiting she pulls out every album and checks them. A few minutes later this dude looks through my albums. She says to the other employee "most of them look okay" He Hands one back to me and offers me $5. I was so confused and responded I don't know what you're talking about I'm just trying to buy these. They both apologized and looked shocked. Then when she rings me out she charged me $1 for the .25 cent record he refused to take! It's just odd they both downgraded the albums and then argued about the priceI was trying to BUY from them. Anyway I still bought them. Support Local Businesses.

extremely fair with their buying of used audio/video media. Have used them several times in the…read morepast. Well worth the visit.

First class record shop run by an owner who is knowledgeable, trustworthy and helpful.read more

Great shop that provides excellent service and an amazing selection. Products were well maintained…read moreand shipped to perfection. Easy to do business with, which is key. Look forward to buying from B-Bop Records again! Check em out :)

Great new and used record selection, tons of awesome high end stereo equipmeent, very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable staff

Owner was welcoming, polite and courteous. Everything is priced and fairly. He carries new and used…read morevinyl and used cds. Big selection of hardcore and jazz. Other genres are represented as well. He also sells high qualty stereo/audiophile equipment.

Nice place with a small hometown vibe. Cappuccino was ok, not great but a nice place to read in…read moretheir book area with a cup of coffee.

We chose Grounds for Thought while in Bowling Green visiting family. It was a neat little place. We…read moreloved the coffee selection and ambiance. The book choices were great as well. I choose a lavender white chocolate latte. It was very good!

Chuckie and Brandon have it down pat…read more Finders is amazing. A wonderful selection of both new and used releases, ranging all over the genre spectrum and back again. I can always pretty much guarantee that when I listen to or hear of some random band whose album I'm sure I'll never be able to find, Finders will have that release waiting contentedly for me. Their vinyl selection is growing by leaps and bounds as the months move along, as well. Additionally, I specifically appreciate the fact that they give ample attention to genres such as classical, world, and electronic music - good stuff, and nice that I can find Tinariwen and Ali Farke Toure as easily as I can something in Sub Pop. Their used section is great, too, vaulting wildly down one whole wall of the store - my only complaint with the section on the whole is that its shelves stretch up a good ways and the CDs are stored horizontally (as is normal, I know, I know). This makes reading the titles on most of the shelves frankly overwhelming, to be honest, and on the upper shelves, nearly impossible. A mild downer, however, in what overall is a great store to purchase music from. Dangerously good.

Vinyl Fever was the name of Tallahassee's one-time premier vinyl peddling outlet. It has long-ago…read moreclosed shop. I understand we have another shop on Gaines St., but I've never been. Nonetheless - this is about Finder's. What a find. They have it all. This comprehensive record store provides vinyl of all genres. Why can't TLH have this level of vinyl outlet? Seriously? Good on you, good citizens and wayfarers of Bowling Green. You're endowed with a gift here. Don't overlook it!

Love this place. They have a good collection that covers a…read morewide range. Be sure to check out the file cabinets below the open racks. All my vocal jazz was in files. Lots of great hunting and a friendly staff. Found lots of things off my want list.

This seems like a reasonable used vinyl store. I was with some friends while visiting Ann Arbor and…read moreafter a nearby lunch, one in our party wanted to find a specific singer's album that would include some of his hit songs. The singer died in 1964, so these seem to be rare albums to get as he was not a big name. He looked through some stacks and the rest of us looked also. I ran into several albums I used to have, but had moved on from them, when our turntable broke in the early 90s when CDs became the standard. We never bothered to replace the turntable. Now most of what I play is through digital sources, not in my house. The store was clean and well organized and the pricing variable. It was busy with staff available. But none of us found what our friend was looking for, so we then moved on to other options. I did look online later and found a source available by internet purchase but at a price I do not think our friend would pay. I think he will find it difficult to make this random purchase in person.

This place seems small and unassuming but they have a nice large selection inside…read more Just good vibes right when you walk in and are greeted by the friendly staff. A nice selection of new and used to browse. Reasonable prices and lots of bargains to be found. One of my top experiences in Toledo Record Stores.

Trying to find some good classic rock vinyl and the store was playing some vulgar rap crap with…read moreoffensive lyrics...I asked if they would change the music and the dude behind the counter ignored my request...so I asked for the manager and he said he was the manager I told him he LOST a customer!!. If you want to play that pseudo-music at your place...knock yourself out!! But respect for customers is essential to keep a business alive!! FIRE THAT DUDE

If you're my 13 year old cousin, stop reading this right now. All others may proceed…read more When I was a kid, one of my strongest memories was getting my first discman for Christmas and my first few CDs that I called my own. I wanted to give my cousin the same memory, and since vinyl is the the thing these days I got her her own record player. I wanted to get a few albums to go with it so I grilled her on her faves artists then put together a list of some artists she may like based on her interests. Then I took that list and I went to Underground Sound's website to see what was in stock. I landed on two records I think she's going to really like (Tegan and Sara, "The Con" and the first Gorillaz record) and was able to purchase them online for instore pick up. While I love browsing through the stacks, the busy holiday time doesn't leave much time for digging so buying online for pick up was super convenient. And it was great to support a local record shop to boot! Physical media 4ever!!!

I drove an hour to this shop to check it out and possibly buy a $15 record I wanted that was listed…read moreas VG+ on Discogs, as well as to shop for more titles. I could clearly see spending at least $100 there. While waiting for the owner to take care of another customer he aggressively asked if I needed help. I asked if he could retrieve a 2nd hand record he had listed on Discogs for me. This took him less than one minute to find. Upon inspection, I noticed a large amount of mold caked onto the record. I asked the owner if he could clean it off and test on his turntable, which was right behind him. His answer angrily was, "I don't play test records here." I then asked how he could grade this record for sale as VG+ on Discogs.com if it wasn't cleaned and play-tested. I pointed out that certain mold can eat through the vinyl grooves and the only way to tell is to clean and check. Further stating if I bought it on Discogs from him, I would dispute the sale if it played poorly and if he refused to accept a return. I also mentioned he would receive a bad rating for the poor grading. He then aggressively told me to leave the shop. On my way out, I told him that I had owned a record store for 15 years and would never treat a customer like this (I owned a very popular one, too). I then asked him if he was playing the part of John Cusack in "High Fidelity." I also told him I'm a known musician and that he would be called out online for his behavior. His response was to aggressively insist, "to take the f-ing record for free." I told him , "No, I don't want your negative energy in my car or record collection." Then I left. Soon after I left, I checked for another copy on Discogs to order and noticed he had removed the listing. I guess he decided to play-test it himself and realized that the record was not in the condition he had advertised. This gave me the last laugh, as his behavior toward me was truly unnerving. At the very least, he now understands that grading a record VG+ with mold caked on it, without cleaning it first, is a big no-no and also that being nice results in less reviews as such! Hey *Owner*, learn how to treat all people respectfully. I've been in the record industry for a long time--producing music, running a record label since 1990, and managing music distribution companies, etc. You never know whom you are talking to, so be nice to everyone unless they are being rude to you. I was nothing but nice to you... and now look what you made me do.