Just splendid! I…read morelove this place so much, they have so many great CDs, funkos, and games! They also have really good foreign candy here as well. I always feel welcomed when I walk into Disc Replay. While I do have to admit the new layout makes the store feel less welcoming, its still a pretty nice environment. They got rid of the piece of shit who kept hitting other employees too by the way

the experience was so bad they were rude and did not treat me right just because I am a black manread more

I'm so happy this store has relocated to this cool building and revitalized it. I've been shopping…read moreat CD source since I was a kid in high school. I'm 42 and now I get to take my high school aged son to the same cool ass store I discovered some of my favorite bands from. No kidding, The first day I got my drivers license and my dad handed me the keys to the '88 dodge i bought my first used cd from them. It was veruca salt American Thighs, back when the store was on east state street and I went to see some grunge band at Luigis afterwards. Very fond memories. From vinyl to cds, cassettes, posters, video games, dvds, and a killer assortment of working turntables and receivers, you'll find something to make you smile.

This place has a little bit of everything. You can find new release albums, cheap recycled CDs,…read moreand boxsets that remind you of the 80s. The prices are a little high, but you can find a bargain if you search. Overall, a fun way to wastes half an hour and expand your music library.

These people are awesome. They are very knowledgeable about music and equipment they sell. They…read morehave an enormous vinyl selection. CDs too.

They specialize in stolen property. I worked there, and they told us just sell it, the police don't…read morecheck.

Ordered a Near Mint card, but was sent a damaged card and refused a refund…read more I've been in customer service and management a long time, but I bet even a casual shopper can tell you that's bad business. I'll order elsewhere next time.

From the owner: At Top Cut Comics - Rockford we specialize in tabletop gaming, trading card games, and video games.read more

I've been in a few times and I've gotten good help while there. It didn't matter that I'm a middle…read moreaged lady, they seem to want my business as much as a twenty something's business.

So this is a little crazy to me, a new set got released for weiss a couple days ago and I was…read morelooking for it and low and behold I see two cases of it sitting in the back and was like YES I can get one booster box of it, I ask and he goes and checks to see if he can grab one. He tells me he couldn't sell me one because "somebody called and said to hold them for him" both cases, 48 booster boxes and all this one guys because he called and said hold them for him vs the person who literally just wants one that's already there? How is that fair to the consumer? How's that good business practice? Just really unfair still dumbfounded

I am so disappointed with Metro and their lack of professionalism and honesty…read more all we wanted was their help upgrading our system. they came in changed a few wires charged us $800. I still wanted their input but they won't respond (and yes we paid the bill right away). we were looking to work with a Christian company, unfortunately it did t happen. just so disappointing.....

From the owner: Since 1981, Metro Sound and Video has proudly served thousands of Houses of Worship, Corporate…read moreClients, Educational Facilities, and Government Buildings with the professional design, installation, and service of their AV needs - including audio, video, integrated control, and lighting systems.

Alot to dig through, and you'll probably find something if not new music to listen to. I found out…read morethere were "Babe Ruth" records, the band that did the breakdance classic "The Mexican," which was used in the final round of the 1st and only Bboy Olympics. Kewl! They had a dollar bin, and I found a good amount versus just 1 like most places that even have cheapo bins anymore.

I've always enjoyed supporting local businesses, but my experiences at Culture Shock were deeply…read moredisappointing, and I would advise others to avoid it. The owner, especially the gentleman with dreads, came across as insincere and unprofessional during both of my interactions. I brought in a crate of valuable hip hop records to sell, as I needed to cover a last-minute bill because I was the sole caregiver for my grandmother that had dementia, so her hospital bills were stacking up. I explained this to him, and I shouldn't have, but I didn't think he would take advantage of my situation. Despite showing the clear worth of my records--including a sealed original "Marshall Mathers LP" valued at over $200--the owner offered just $300 for over 50 albums of similar value. As a collector with over 20 years of experience, I knew this was a shockingly low offer. Needing the money and with other stores closed, I reluctantly accepted, but I felt completely ripped off. Later, the owner came to my home to view more records. He spent two hours carelessly disorganizing my collection, then made another unreasonably low offer. When I declined, he became aggressive, raising his voice and accusing me of wasting his time. His unprofessional conduct in my own home was appalling. I captured the entire incident on camera and seriously considered posting it, as his behavior crossed every line of respect and professionalism. Ultimately, he offered just $230. The next day, I sold the same records to Toad Hall for $1,400--over six times what Culture Shock had offered. This stark difference shows just how unfair their pricing is -- both buying and selling. While the owner's wife seemed polite, the owner (Skyler) behavior was entirely unacceptable. He clearly only values customers willing to accept unfair deals, and without his wife, I doubt this business would survive. After spending thousands of dollars here over the years, I can confidently say I will never return. If you value fair treatment and professionalism, take your business elsewhere. Toad Hall treated both me and my records with care and offered fair prices and they sell for reasonable prices as well and have a much better collection -- something I did not experience at Culture Shock.