I've never actually been to their store, this review is for their website/mail order service…read more I mail order from a lot of different record stores, but Yearbook is one of my favs. 1) Prices are always reasonable, even on rare stuff they beat the discogs avg price. 2) Communication is always top notch, you'll never be left wondering. 3) packaging is quality and secure, you can tell they care. Their default shipping is media mail, so that can be slow, but just ask for faster shipping and they'll handle it. They're a good follow on FB or other social media as they announce live music, listening shows and specials there on a regular basis. I recently picked up a RSD Pink Floyd 1975 live in LA 4 disc set. It's a great record. Thanks C & L for being rad.

LANOKA HARBOR: a great record shop right on Route 9, Yearbook Records offers a lot of fun things…read moreincluding vinyl records, collectibles, accessories, and a wonderful staff to help you with your shopping needs. Get a great deal on a used record, buy a new one of a modern band, pick up a funko pop, or even bring home a Mexican blanket to snuggle under while listening to your new music. It is a special store and fun to visit with your pup! Friendly and leashed dogs are allowed; just be cautious of the delicate items.

BELMAR: right downtown, Lofidelic Records is a vinyl record shop with a mix of old and new. We…read morevisited on National Record Store Day and had fun browsing the racks while appreciating all types of music. We met the owner, David and his cool kid Ethan, who gave Brie lots of love. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside to shop with you. There's some seating to enjoy the music and be on the lookout for DJs and special events. We went home with Metallica's new 72 Seasons LP. 905 Main StreetBelmar, NJ 07719

If it's still open go and buy stuff. Great service and inventory. Otherwise I'm pretty sure it's…read moreclosed.

Hi, my name is Ian M and I was a huge comic nerd in the 90's…read more**Hi Ian** But I strayed, and I strayed for a long time. But then I had kids and like many dads my age life had given us permission again to re-experience all the things that made us imperfect, imaginative and rowdy kids. Finding Conquest Comics was really a defining moment for my family (nerdwise) because the nerd world can be....unwelcoming to women and young kids, but form day one the owners were amazingly friendly, helpful and understanding of a young dad toting his little daughters around who just wanted to see and touch everything at eye level. They may not always have what you came for, but you'll always leave with something you want. Great place Great selection Great Staff Oh, and they offer some great deals if you are a monthly subscriber AND they always do up free comic book day really well. They do a great job of balancing their older clients and their younger cleints so that it's enjoyable to all.

has a crazy amount of stuff (like everything) its hard to even sift through everything. like its…read moreimpossible

This shop was amazing in a kitsch sort of way. My wife and I were greeted by an incredibly cute…read moredoggo. The owner was incredibly friendly toward us and welcoming. He gave us info on the shop on the various treasures he would have available. There was a ton of neat things there. The first floor had a ton of records, beer memorabilia, NJ centric antiques, some toys, and animation cels. The 2nd floor was dedicated to anything to do with film or print. There were a ton of movie posters, films, cameras, vintage magazines, etc. This shop is amazingly quirky and hope to stop back here again.

Avoid this place, especially if you're a young woman. Owner was watching an adult video on the…read moredesktop computer while I was there, in an enclave behind some shelves. Absolutely unacceptable.

Small store with a decent selection and might have scored higher if it weren't for the owner…read more Stopped in for a look and was immediately taken back by the owner F this F him he's a FN liar. If he comes back call 911. He's a FN ahole. On and on. Evidently right before I walked in another customer walked out complaining about their practices. (I did not see this first hand) As I'm looking through the records he (the owner) starts engaging with another customer about a prospective employer for the customer. You don't wanna work for him. He's an ahole. He's a fn liar. He'll tell you one thing and then do another. On and on. I was right in front of him and said "tell me how you really feel" to which he looked shocked and then concerned that I might know the individual in question. Final straw was when he made a crack about his employee being a lesbian. Of I were her I would've knocked the crap out of him then and there. There are plenty of jobs out there. He had no idea who I was or who I knew. Wrong way to run a business. I will not be back.

Inner Grove has an Excellent selection of Vinyl. The gentleman behind the counter was knowledgeable…read moreand provided great customer service.

Great pricing and amazing store layout. You can find anaything you need quickly and within a…read moreresonable budget. (The picture is of the itmes I got from the store)

These guys do a nice job. Prices are fair, about the average on discogs. They also do a good job…read morestaying organized on record store day. I would give 5 stars except they do have some bootlegs mixed in that aren't labeled as such, which can cause confusion.

As someone who uses guitar effects pedals as my sole coping mechanism in the face of a harsh and…read moreuncaring universe, I figured it was time to heat up the spoon again and nod off in the work bathroom so to speak after I ran into my psychotic ex-wife Cherie. I was, as the kids say, tickled pink by the selection of delectable boss offerings available at this fine establishment. For but a moment, I transcended the lower vibrational plane and was what the ancients termed "happy." If you had told me a small music store on the island would carry that waza craft good-good I'd have called you foolish if not barbermongerous, but alas you would be correct. 5 stars

Nice store to stop in. Vinyls are not exactly cheap here, but much more reasonably priced than the…read moreegregiously priced ones at the Surf Mall on the boardwalk.

This is a great place to find many treasures. We were surprised to find a selection of new home…read moredecor as well as old treasures. Definitely worth a visit. The 2nd floor now has many new spaces.

So many beautiful and interesting treasures from old to new. I love browsing all the cases and…read morerooms There's even an upstairs. Easy parking, too. Friendly people and great prices on quality items.

I know a lot of you here live quite far from Marine Park/Sheepshead Bay/Gravesend, but if you want…read moreused records, Zig Zag is the place to go. Luckily for me, I live in the neighborhood west of here. I've always ignored this spot for years due to the insanely outdated and weathered posters (really horrible ones, too). However, I manned up and walked in about a year and a half ago and I must say: this place is great. It turns out that Zig Zag is quite historic. Back in the early 80s, heavy metal had its glory days here in Brooklyn. L'Amour's was the place to be and Zig Zag was the place to get records... and meet your favorite bands. It's hard to believe that bands like Metallica, Motorhead, and Venom all stepped through that door at one point. Stan, the guy who works there, has basically seen it all and has not given up his 80s days just yet. As for the actual selection of goods: it's just like any other used record store. You win some, and you lose some. Because this place has diminished into obscurity over the last 20 years, all of the super rare stuff is left untouched and hidden underneath everything else. The prices are a bit high ($12 average for a used record?) though the price is worth it for some records. How Stan manages to keep this place in business after all these years blows my mind. I know he does a lot of EBay-ing, but damn! He must kick ass at it. All in all, this place is filled with unexplored treasures and is definitely worth your time especially if you are a collector of classic rock, classic heavy metal, and everything else related to that from the 60s-80s. Oh, there are CDs too but who cares about that plastic crap?

Another one bites the dust…read more I used to shop here during my teen years. I'm quite sure it had an awesome Metal collection. However, I used to buy Post-Punk and 80s Goth vinyl here. Many times it would be cheaper at Zig Zag than some of the stores in the Village. Well, good music is officially dead. In the age of auto-tuned crap, the bell tolls for another fallen indie store. R.I.P.

Knowledgeable staff. Great selection of audio equipment and records. I would recommend to stop by.read more

Such a great place! Lots of room to browse. Huge selection. Staff is so accommodating and fun!read more