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.

ASBURY PARK: Groovy Graveyard is a store inside the Shoppes at the Arcade that sells vinyl…read morerecords, vintage toys, music & movie memorabilia, and more! It is a great place to step back in time and reminisce about past music and memories. Leashed and friendly dogs are allowed inside the store and the common areas of the arcade. It is a tight space and due to the sensitive nature of the items, please use caution. Brie's Mom loves checking out record stores and has been listening to her Dad's collection of the 1960's and 70's for the last year.

The vendors on the floor are kind and relateable. They'll talk music or culture or just leave you…read moreto your business, depending on your vibe.

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 I've always ignored this spot for years due to the insanely outdated and weathered posters (really horrible ones, too).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.

ASBURY PARK: Severedwing is an eclectic clothing, accessory, thrift, and gift shop right downtown…read more Friendly and leashed dogs can come inside, but use caution as there are so many delicate items to browse. We loved exploring and there are lots of unique items to decorate your home and yourself.

I started coming here at the beginning of 2025 as I just got back into vinyl and it has become my…read moresecond home. I have gotten to know Steve very well and his knowledge is endless. His store and selection are second to none and he has given me some amazing deals, many of which I am proud to have as part of my collection. Steve also has CDs, DVDs, cassettes, 8-tracks and more. I have just recently bought a Blu-ray player and have bought several CDs off Steve that you cannot get on vinyl so now i have the best of both worlds. Oh and I forgot to mention Steve's prices are like Crazy Eddie, they are insane! If you have never been here you must stop by you will thank me later. Thank you for always taking good care of me Steve, you are the best!

Amazing! Almost every Sunday after Church I stop in and get few records or so. This store has some…read morehidden gems if you really look through it. The greatest things about this store is the great prices. A lot of fairly new records and very vintage records at an affordable cost. The customer service is great and the owner is very friendly to customers. I recommend if you have time one day after work or on a weekend you stop in and check it out. This store is also great for audio equipment, especially if you like guitars and guitar equipment.

Love this place. Started coming here about 2 years ago, and I stop by all of the time--such a wide…read morevariety of music. The owner is so nice and always gives you a great deal. I love the 3$ bin--amazing selection of vinyl, CDs, and cassettes, all at fair prices.

This response is to the response to the owner to my initial review. I wouldn't go to a Mexican…read moreRestaurant since I don't like Mexican Food. Bad analogy. I state in the review that I didn't like your INVENTORY. Heavy Metal and Rap. No classical, baroque, opera, ballet, big band, jazz, R&B, American Songbook. 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's pop music. Nothing but trash. So, go fly a kyte!

Of course I recommend Jack's Music Shop! Incredible selection, endless vinyls to sift through…read more Great prices too.

Disappointed because there was not much of a selection of vinyl for the bands we were looking for…read more No metal/hard rock. There were more cds than vinyl. Not sure it was worth the trip. Prices are ok, comparable to what other stores are asking. As for customer service, the female who checked us out didn't smile or seem friendly at all. Don't think I'd come back

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

Found them through a FB post. I've past the store hundred of times and never knew they sold…read morerecords, always thought it was music instruments and equipment only. Anyway... They posted an ad for a sale on CDs. I responded back asking if they had any vinyl for sale and when they said yes, I decided to pay them a visit. Walking in you're greeted with exactly what I thought the store was. A musical equipment store. I saw a rack of records and as I walked to it, a rep came over to ask if I needed help. When I said I was interested in the records he said I was welcome to look at that rack but I probably wanted to look upstairs. He led the way upstairs and through a maze into a huge room with wall to wall racks of records!! Turns out I wasn't crazy, the record "store" is a new venture. They are just launching. But back to my visit. Wall to wall racks of records! I started at the far corner and worked my way through all the racks. Every genre was there! Even country which you never see. The bins were well marked and actually had what was listed. Everything was alphabetical! I worked my way around grabbing an album here and there. After a little over an hour of looking I headed to the register. While most of the records were priced, there were a few that weren't and the clerk quickly looked them up and gave me more than fair pricing on them. In just over an hour I added a couple of dozen records to the collection for a heck of a great price. Overall, very helpful and friendly staff. Very good selection of music (they have CDs, Dvds, and cassettes as well but I was there for vinyl so I didn't really look at those). Great prices. I found out after paying I came through the wrong door and their entrance door is actually in the back of the building. (I know for next time) I will definitely be back!

Came back today for the real Grand Opening. We were here for the soft opening a few months ago…read more He is now on the ground floor with window exposure to Union St. Much more room and many other vinyl collectibles on offer. There was a solo guitar player performing acoustic songs. A lot of traffic during the grand opening and many folks stopping in while strolling by the store. Seems to be some buzz around the place. The owner mentioned that he has plans for some theme nights. Can't wait to check a few out. Worth a look if you are in town. Mark.

Great shop. Owner is extremely knowledgeable and has excellent recommendations on all genres…read moreparticularly Jazz and 80s (odd mix i know) I walked out with 5 records, 4 of which I had no prior knowledge of and all are on my fav list

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.