Great antique store with lots of items. Prices are fairly reasonable. Staff was friendly and…read more greeted us when we entered.

Nice antique store in Waco. They had a lot of different things as seen in the pictures. I would…read moredefinitely stop in again if in the area.

I have returned to this shop over and over and have always had a great time with conversations…read moreabout music and artists and everything with anybody I always leave with something I wanted. Prices are fair. People have to make a living you know. The family that own it are just great people and with such kind hearts. I wish them well and just have positive thoughts for them. The music I have bought over the years from them has brought my family such joy. I grew up in record shops and music stores and I love bringing my family here. What a treasure this place is for Waco. Bless you all thousand times!

Fair prices, clean records.Especially if you want to purge your collection.vintage vinylradio.comread more

This is an outlet. Let's be clear that it's not a normal retail location. I didn't see any new…read morebooks or music or vinyl or movies. Don't go here if that's something you're expecting. If you are looking for deals on classic products of everything the offer this is a great spot. You can boost your library for a few bucks. The staff was friendly and working. It's pretty self explanatory how to browse and find things. I found this place great and even though it's a chain it has the feel and inventory of a local shop.

Standard HPB selection, most books are up on shelves instead of tables.......BUT......... all the…read moresections I looked at, the books are just stacked randomly, not alphabetized by author. If I just wanted to wander book stacks at random (which I've been known to do), it would be fine. But I usually have 2-3 out-of-print books I like to check HPBs for, so disorganized stacks doesn't lend itself to searching.

BUYER BEWARE: Unlike every other record store in DFW they make it nearly impossible to use the…read morediscount card once earned. I've spent hundreds of dollars here but have never once been able to use my cards. 1) Card can't be used the same day you spend $100, have to come back 2) If you comeback and have an older card, they won't accept, 3) If you have more than one card you have to come back to use them individually, 4) Actual discount is only 15% off ONE item (under $100) while every other store gives a set dollar amount off from points earned, so cheap! Both employees got mad at me for trying to use my cards, owner refused to reply. No respect for regular customers.

Service: was good friendly Selection: here was pretty good…read more Value: it's pricy but what isn't these days.

The staff here is so representative of the Bryan/College Station mom and pop that I grew up with! I…read morecalled a few days before I visited to see if they had any copies of the latest Harry Styles album and they did. They also let me know they had complimentary posters with purchase. Yes, I paid the premium on the album but I also was able to support a small business. The sweet woman at the counter also threw in a pin and a sticker with the poster. I would absolutely recommend this place and the location is great!

I can only speak to their online experience. They're sort of like a clown car in terms of the…read morecustomer service experience. You can do much better with other record stores in the area

I'm a recent return vinyl consumer, having been fully on-demand for decades until my brother bought…read morea record player and started buying all the records we got rid of after high school. Since then, Docs has been or first choice for vinyl purchases of all levels. We are not collectors, really. I'm fine with a $7 Led Zeppelin disc with some magic marker on it as long as the vinyl plays well. We try to keep it $15 or under per record, though we've broken this rule a few times. At that level, there are always fun finds here at Docs. The selection is large in all genres. We found all three Stealer's Wheel records in a single trip. My rare 70s rock like Be-Bop Deluxe, Crack The sky, and Sweet comes through regularly at reasonable prices. And don't forget to check the new arrivals bin. Highly recommended!

Music and vintage store lovers: this is a fantastic record shop and vintage spot to come and be…read moreready to happily spend longer than an hour here. There is so much to browse, go through, and check out as you walk around. Organization of their inventory and labeling is top notch for a record vinyl shopper myself. I appreciate the clear and beautifully written (easy to read too!) labels for every single artist in their respective genre sections. There is no guessing whether they have the artist you want or not. You can even see, across the aisle from you, what artists are on the opposite aisle from you at just a glance. Doc's labels their record tabs front AND back! Oh what a dream for me who usually has a list of records I am looking for. Each vintage vendor and nook is worth taking your time in exploring. We saw such a wide variety and range of vintage clothing, memorabilia, shoes, artwork, purses, glassware, and knick knacks. I also saw several sale items that were worth a look through if you don't get enticed to just take it home. I found some cool vintage purses and 90's band shirts I had to have. Even though I was here for the records and bought well over a half a dozen of a mix of single and albums on vinyl I was super pleased with the variety of vintage and new/artisan stuff they had for sale here. The decor and even the Doc's merch are pretty unique and worth taking pictures of for remembering you came to such a unique and fun place. I love the mural and logo outside before you walk in this modern giant warehouse. Parking was super easy and overflow free parking across the street is just steps away from the front door. Don't hassle with trying to find parking in front.

Breakaway Records is like a records museum! The store has mainly vinyl records and a very large…read moreselection. The store is located on North Loop in Austin, TX off the beaten path. According to staff, Breakaway Records opened in 2008, moved to its current North Loop location in 2010, and later expanded the space. The store is clean, well-organized, and with items strategically arranged with excellent signage. There was no piled-on dust that you tend to see in music stores housing old vinyl records. Breakaway's true highlight was the breadth and depth of its music items and accessories. The shop had an extensive collection of used vinyl and 45s, spanning genres as well as ages that primarily focused on soul, jazz, funk, hip hop, international sounds, punk, and rock. Flipping through their vinyl records was easy and enjoyable with some surprise finds. Listening stations let you preview records before you buy. The staff were knowledgeable and genuinely passionate about music. They'll either give you space to browse or gladly answer questions, depending on what you prefer. Breakaway also sells 45, CDs (small section) and record players. The store carries stereo gear and accessories at a range of prices including turntables, receivers, speakers, and small essentials. They did not have any small music tapes or 8-track tapes...probably my nieces and nephews have never heard of these. Smile. Great discovery...great visit...

Ah, one of my favorite stops during my North Loop Jaunts (it's when I hit up all my fave North Loop…read morebusinessses every few months). The store is well-organized and the folks working here know their stuff! From the rare and obscure to the trendy they can answer you. Their opinions and thoughts on music are bar-none some of the best. You can find just about anything you're looking for from vintage vinyl to super vintage vinyl, cassettes, 7" vinyl (aka 45s), and even 8-tracks. Bargain bins where you can grab music for just a buck! I like that you can listen to music before buying it as well. Like, don't try and sit there listening to an entire recording and then leave. Listen for a sample and make your decision. They also offer repair services (turntables, cassette players, etc.). Great local business. Support them.

Eddie is a great guy and has a nice selection if vintage vinyl and other cool stuff. If you live…read morevinyl records, go see Eddie and BE's and then a short 10 minutes away in Canton is another nice record shop so you can make an afternoon of vinyl hunting.

How do you go to a tiny town that has a record store on Main St. and not buy an album from an old…read morecowboy? This place is cool. The owner is friendly. And you are going to find something interesting if you just take the time to search for it. I haven't listened to records since I was a kid, but they are coming back and I have always appreciated the sound you get with vinyl. Also, I frickin love The Kinks.

Man oh man, such a chill spot, everytime I'm up in these parts, I have to stop by! When I am on a…read morejourney searching for an album I have not found in my local area, I know here will have it. The staff there are super chill and very knowledgeable on what they have, don't hesitate to ask! Also, the value of most records are great, I have seen a few that may be over priced but every place is not going to be super cheap. I'd say, don't knock it until you've tried it, you never know what deal you'd get!

YES YES YES!! My brother and I LOVE coming to Forever Young Records! There is a HUGE selection, you…read morecan find every genre and almost every artist from old to new. The value is amazing, I have never purchased a bad vinyl. Service is also great and we love coming back!

This place has it all. There is so much music to be consumed at Piranha Records, including records,…read morebut also a ton of random music-related tchotchkes. One of the best selling points and features of Piranha is that for every $20 spent, you get a $1 wooden coin back, so you get a 20:1 ratio of money back on all purchases. It may not mean much, but after stockpiling 15 wooden coins and blowing them on a record, the feeling is unbeaten. The staff is humorous and great. After Record Store Day last year, I pulled up after failing to grab a copy of the Blue Notes Alts n Ins record, and the owner gave me props for grabbing it because he personally thought it was one of the coolest releases in the collection. He asked if I had come there just to buy it or stumbled upon it. I told him I was seeking it out, and I got the nod of approval. Best day of my life. I do not think this record store has much of a purpose to visit if you are deep in Austin, since independent stores in Austin have pretty similar stock, but living in Hutto and for the people in Round Rock and Georgetown, this is a great spot and a place I love to support. RIYL: Really Rockin' Records in Round Rock

First time here and definitely plan to come back. It was a large selection and they exactly had…read morewhat I was looking for. The staff was very helpful too.