I like this place. Found some vinyl for my turn table and some comic book stuff for my kids. Staff…read morevery friendly and knowledgeable.

Part of my weekly vinyl hunt - I really like the folks there. Always helpful, and no worries with…read morerefunds if something isn't perfect. Also, a great place to pick up accessories that are otherwise deadly-expensive (aka Nintendo stylus...). A favorite!

I walked in there on a whim and was blown away, I bought a AC/DC clock, I bought a record player on…read moreamazon but I will go to the ROR for some albums. Excited

Great old school record store. Ramble On specializes in vinyl records and the staff is extremely…read morehelpful. A large selection and new and old artists.

One of my very favorite things to do is to try to check out music stores when I travel. The vast…read moremajority of the time I'm disappointed, usually by a lack of selection, since I'm mostly hunting for CDs, but every once in a while, I'll hit a gem like this place. It was a sincere nostalgia hit seeing the Yamaha, Sherwood, and Denon stuff that was current in the 80s and 90s, back when High Fidelity magazine still existed and people cared about sound quality (keep on coming back, vinyl!) and it was honestly kind of one of the highlights of my trip. I strongly debated buying a bunch and packing it back with me, but perhaps another time. There is a ton of vinyl here, naturally, and an ok selection of CDs...but, here's the thing with those. Me sliding a CD off your shelf is not worth the $6 - $7 more, per CD, than buying it online, I'm very sorry to say. This was the only store that had a few of the titles on my hit list and I would have bought a few if they were but closer, but 150% of the sales price online is too bitter a pill to swallow for me. Aside from that, this is not quite the only spot in town to get music things, but is definitely the best.

Great selection of records, but plan to spend some time! The records are great and prices are good…read more Worth checking out!

This might be the cutest shop in St. Paul. I absolutely love the vibes at Caydence…read more It's part record store and part coffee shop, and both sides are done so well. The record selection is amazing with a great mix of new and used records, plus a super fun section of $2 records where you can fill a bag and find some real gems. The coffee is excellent. The breakfast sandwich is house made and prepared fresh for you, and everything we tried was delicious. The caramel brulee latte is truly something special. It has a full cap of caramelized sugar on top and is honestly exquisite. Service is outstanding. Friendly faces, quick service, and such a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere. There are lots of seating options and plenty of natural light, making it a great place to hang out, relax, work a bit, or browse records. Overall just a fun, feel-good spot that combines great coffee, great music, and great people. One of those places you leave already planning to come back.

One of my favorite spots to hang out in St. Paul. Really community focused music shop with a great…read moreselection of records, CDs, cassettes, and other locally made stuffs. The staff are all great! Always happy to lend recommendations and talk music. Most of them are in bands themselves. They've got breakfast plates and pastries but I've only ever gotten some coffee. Usually I'll work on my laptop for a bit and then browse records for far too long. Any time I'm looking to work from the East side of St. Paul this is my go-tos.

What a wonderful find! I heard about Limbo Records and Rarities in a story about the Lake Pepin…read morearea and couldn't wait to visit! Limbo is a little hard to find but it is worth the search. If you are heading south through Stockholm, turn right at the big park on the river and--just before the train tracks, look down and to your left and you'll see it. The owner is friendly and helpful and the variety and condition of the records is outstanding. I found one of my favorite albums of all time (Music From Big Pink by The Band, original issue) for what I call The Nice Price. I also purchased albums by Lenny Cohen, the Scorpions, Sinatra, and a rarely seen disc by Alexander O'Neal (!). I will note, I saw Joy Division, Accept, Coltrane, Woody Guthrie, and much, much more. You'll pay for the exceptional find, but you'll pay a more than fair price and small store owners deserve to make a living--so support them! Albums are originals, not reissues and are almost uniformally in excellent condition. This store is moving to a bigger location in Maiden Rock, which will enable the owner to display even more albums!

My First Time Experience At Electric Fetus Record Store In Minneapolis MN. I Got Some My Favorite…read moreMetal Bands CDS And Box Set. They Got A Ton Of CDS, Vinyls And More! I Will Definitely Will Shop Their Record Store And Their Website Again!

Great selection of vinyl, CD's, and yes even cassettes if my eyes were not deceiving me. Along with…read moresome excellent items of t shirts, decals, music art work etc. You can easily spend a couple of hours in store. Found a few albums for under $10 and a few unique ones at prices in the $30 to $40 range. Depending on your taste well worth the money. Check out staff was personable. I did not see any floor staff wandering the aisles asking if you needed any help... but guess that is the part of the experience; seek out your own finds!

I stumbled across this gem feeling defeated that Palace Theatre doesn't have box office hours only…read moreto find Eclipse sells tickets to Palace and First Ave! I purchase 1st presses, or the 1st good press, for my boyfriend and the man working was incredibly helpful. I ended up walking out with 2 albums and my Phantogram tickets. Their selection was great and purchasing my tickets was a breeze. Everyone who strolled through the doors had such a good energy and he treated everyone like a friend.

The staff is knowledgeable about the records. The selection seems to be mostly new records, there…read morewas a $1 bin with rally old stuff. Prices for new stuff was comparable to most small shops.

The Music Space fills a void badly needed in Owatonna. It's a small record shop and live music…read morevenue. It's been open less than a year, but the rustic downtown location makes you feel like you've gone back in time 40 years. I had no idea exactly what or where it was. Then one day this summer I was walking out of a downtown bagel shop when I was drawn to the sound of great music filling the street from the next block down. It's got a very comfortable feel. At least in part because they have a couch! The couch sits behind a ew rows of chairs that all face a small stage at the back of the store. The owner's connections allow him to bring in a wide range of artists that wouldn't normally come to Owatonna to do an intimate show. A couple other locations have been used when a larger venue was need. Thursday nights are a sort of 'live mic' when anyone serious can perform for free This is a really cool place that's worth checking out.

The curated vintage selection is great here! The two owners are also wonderful and kind. They let…read moreme look at all the jewelry behind the counter, and I'm very picky about the pieces I add to my collection. I went home with a vintage heart locket that was worth the price and my new staple piece I wear every day! I usually find that vintage stores can really increase pricing just for the allure of vintage items but I found most things to be reasonably priced. They have such a wide variety of items that I could spend hours looking around. It's really a hidden gem. One thing to note is that there is a large collection of racist caricatures/black face dolls and figurines. It's pretty uncomfortable to look at. After another reviewer pointed it out, it reminded me to include that in my review. I don't think they should be included in the selection, regardless of its appeal for "collectors."

Really cool store that my husband of course found. I never find anything that cool. He ran across…read morethis place searching for yet another old something or other. I had the day off and we decided to venture out looking for some Christmas gifts. Really cute place. Old and nostalgic and they carry a lot of things. There are about 18 different vendors. If you want Vinyl, this is the place to go. I am not a vinyl person, but our friend is and this trip out here was to him. Found some great albums and took a stroll down memory lane with a lot of the old items on display. The two women working there are lovely and so helpful. There is an entire room full of vinyl. I think it's called the fault and then there are also records through out. Great store and a great find!! Be sure to stop in.