Very cool selection of cameras, vinyl, lenses, etc! Prices are good and make sense, definitely…read morerecommend checking out the store on a Saturday if you are a photographer

John's hooked me up back in my college days with everything I needed for my college photography…read moreclass! The store is in quaint downtown Blacksburg, VA! Thanks for being there, Johns!

Awesome local record shop in Floyd! Focuses on bluegrass and other mountain music exclusively. They…read morecarry vinyl, as well as CDs and I believe even some tapes. Shirts available as well if you're in need of a souvenir. Super friendly staff and cute shop. Give them a visit!

A really solid record store in a strip mall location. The owner was friendly and helpful when we…read morevisited. He has a solid selection of vinyl as well as lots of CDs. Price-wise, the LPs seem to be mostly consistent with the secondhand (Discogs) market prices. Records along the wall on the far side of the store (including those featured up on the wall itself) are quite pricey. Some of these I recognized as rare and typically in that price range (e.g. a copy of the Counting Crows debut for $99) but others seemed a bit inexplicable to me--records I normally see for $10-$20 going for $30-$70. I've seen similar situations at flea markets with vinyl dealers offering a sort of "tasters choice" of cleaned and supposedly pressing specific audiophile offerings, so perhaps this was long those lines. I stuck to the other 4-5 aisles of LPs for my purchases. I ended up with a nice selection of records including a long sought after early Bonnie Raitt album, all for less than $40 total due to the "buy 2 get 1 free" sale that was going on (for LPs under $12 or so). Each record I purchased was clean and played great, so I'm betting the owner is super selective on what he purchases and resells. I'd stop in here once or twice a month if I lived in the area, but I'm several states over!