Walking up, I thought the building looked like it could have been an old church, so I asked the…read moregentleman behind the counter. "Yes - this used to be a church." Now it's a Church of Rock n' Roll. Space is at a bit of a premium, but the records are displayed well and you should be able to dig at your own speed, even if it's a little busy. Most of the records skew rock, classic rock, oldies, blues and country - which makes sense given the store's location. Limited cds are available, too, if you swing that way. I do and I walked with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers' Greatest Hits - a cd that my sister gave away to some random wannabe boyfriend years ago. I'm not bitter. (I'm so bitter.) Anyway - it felt good to roll the windows down and drive around listening to an old friend at an unhealthy volume. A note - watch your calendar. They go all in on Record Store Day and other celebrations. They'll also try to help you track down hard to find releases.

I have no turntable and no need for vinyl records, but I have friends that do and this place is a…read moregreat place to shop for them for gift giving purposes. I spent 30 minutes or so browsing and could have spent hours. They have a medium sized collection of new and used albums and 45's that are mixed together. New albums go for anywhere from $25 to $50 depending on the album. It's clean, well organized, and the staff is friendly and cool. It's an eclectic mix of artists/bands and if you can't find what you're looking for they can probably order it for you. Deffo worth a look.

Oh my goooooodness. I don't know where to begin. I had been vibin' hard along my Route 66…read morejourney. This place is not a miss.. The staff will let you browse and touch things. So that's a good sign. The store staff are extremely helpful and friendly. I did ask permission if I could take pics, and they allowed me to. Which is pretty epic. I love record and music stores. Music is the library holder of energy of the soul. I felt it here. I didn't buy anything, since I had to get back home. Prices are reasonable. I will make another trip soon. My daughter's boyfriend bought a few things, and he enjoyed his purchase. My son and daughter went along on this trip. We all enjoyed the experience. Take a browse and play some vintage vinyl!!

I love Josey Records. Every time I visit, no matter the day & time, I always leave with something…read more Outside of having an early collection, I've been adding more & more lately and Josey changed the game with the mystery packs they have. Genre or artist based, there's certain number of records that'll come in a pack that's usually for $10. During a recent visit, I got a Rod Stewart pack that was 7 records for $7. I also stack up on singles & I enjoy the selections Josey has of those. Another thing is that there's a section dedicated to local acts, that's major. I always like to see what's in-store with the local scene. Every time I'm there, the staff is always nice. They have a point system that comes with your purchases & can end up being discounts. Stationed on 11th Street on Route 66, surrounded by other retail & food spots well within walking distance.

Loved finding this little gem of a punk store! Better tshirts than you'll find at the mall, plenty…read moreof records, CDs, patches, and stickers, even some books. The worker was friendly and helpful and the prices were great!

Boulevard Trash 1545 S. Harvard Ave, Tulsa, OK…read more If you're a punk, hardcore, or metal aficionado, Boulevard Trash is your holy grail. This isn't your typical record store, it's a full-blown subculture experience. The walls are plastered with band posters, punk art, and stickers, giving the whole space a gritty, underground vibe that feels authentic and alive. The vinyl selection is stacked with punk, hardcore, metal, and obscure underground releases, but that's just the start. You'll also find music related books, rare band T-shirts (I spotted gems from The Smiths, Bauhaus, and Venom), music action figures, and more oddball treasures that feel like they're straight out of an old-school zine ad. It's clear this place is curated by true fans for true fans. If your tastes lean weird, loud, or rebellious, this shop is a must. Definitely recommend for any punk rock vinyl collector--or anyone who likes their music with a little edge.

All I can say is places like this are far and few to find. I can remember coming here when I was a…read moreteenager and just recently I stopped in here again. Nothing has really changed. If your looking for records or cassettes from years past they probably carry it. They sell everything from Bongs to pipes to concert t shirts and everything else you can imagine. So if your looking for something that you can't find I'm sure this store has it.

Love this place. Of course the staff Joyce and Greg made me feel right at home over 25 years ago…read more You walk in and the good smells hit you first . Then you could spend a very long time in here . So much to look at . I used To paint ceramics for them years ago . They were so cool . Wish I could still get the ceramics but I suppose people got older and just did not want to make them any more or passed away . They have any music that you could possibly want . Wide selection of band apparel like I said you could spend a very long time here . Not to mention the very wide selection of bongs and pipes . they also have cases of great holiday gifts to purchase for all loved ones umm and the incense oh my yes Memories lol

Stay away from the random assorted Pokémon cards. It's the card on top and 99 energy cards.read more

An update to my previous review! Why? Well, because the customer service today was above and…read morebeyond, and that is so rare, this place deserves 5 stars. I have been on a search for a specific Pop vinyl Batman character for almost a year. One of the employees, (I did not catch his name, but I need to find out to give him credit) asked me what I was looking for. He searched their database and found it at a different store and asked them to hold it for me to pick up. I visited on 4/13 around 3pm. The workers here are great. I wish more places had the service they do here.

I have driven by this place several times and have been meaning to check it out. Well today was…read morethe day. I was expecting something like Half Price books or more of surplus book store with some discounted pricing, when I walked in it reminded me of Barnes and Noble with the layout and signage. I was surprised at the price of some of the books which I would have expected from an independent bookstore.

Pretty big bookstore stocking a full range of titles for adults & kids, plus toys & games. They…read moresell an assortment of miscellaneous items everything from vinyl records to socks. The store doesn't have that nice Barnes and Noble vibe to it, no Starbucks cafe... it's not very more comfortable and inviting bookstore I've been to... So I personally really missed that. I like to sit down and glance thru books I might want to purchase. They do seem to have a larger selection than B&N. I could be wrong but it seems that way by the looks of it. When the cashier rang us up, he made the membership sound free. Like a rewards program. But the membership is actually $21.00. So we noticed our total was higher than anticipated and found out he added the $21.00. So we asked him to remove that, and declined the membership. Just be aware of your total, I wonder how many people have paid for a membership and did t realize it. When he was finishing is up, we asked for a bag, the employee said they do not give bags out anymore. So just a heads up...bring a bag if you plan on getting a few books.

service the service was kind and direct. upon entering the…read morebookstore, at which i've previosuly exchanged books for credit and also purchased books, usually with a combination of credit with cash, i got in line at the front of the islandic checkout and guest service counter. a worker asked if i was ready to checkout, and then offered two potential locations for a recent edition of the farmer almanac, for which i was searching. selection although i'd not found any edition of the farmers almanac in either section the counter worker suggested, that l was necessary for pausing a moment to reflect on the different satisfactions of finding a book for which you are looking vs looking in a section or two to find an affordable book that sparks your interest to read for whatever reason you have for doing so. and i believe i've found such a book in 'the book of joy', with his holiness the dalai lama and archbishop desmond tutu as cowriters, and douglas abrams cowriting too. while i've read only the introductory section and first two chapters, the book has been thusfar satisfyingly rewarding, as both prominent religious leaders giving voice to the book are 'wise', as the second i mentioned describes the first i'm mentioning, and the book as a whole provides witness to the potential for the medium in sharing wisdom from a live presentation to readers at a later point. such a book also suggests to me the value of finding a book that might not give specific scientific detail about how to solve a challenge in life, but that speaks on a similar subject or subjects as the thoughts swirling in your mind. value the value was very affordable, just a dollar and change. additionally, the bookstore had lovely halloween decor, in case you are able to get there tomorrow or whenever the store considers end of the holiday season, with the favorite i had being the crime scene body outlines in the true crime section.

It's a bookstore. A HUGE bookstore. With lots and lots of…read morebooks. Mostly, really cheap books (compared to new). People are always friendly. Organization is a little dicey at times, and you sometimes have to look around for what you want. Since it's all used books, you never know what you're going to get (like a box of chocolates....). All that said it's a great place to spend a little time browsing around see what you can find.

We had a good time looking for our favorites... this was a whim of a stop on the way home. There…read moreare a lot of pre Loved records and some new too. The shop owner was extremely friendly and we had a short rapport with him, it was our first visit. He made us feel welcome. You can save here and there on some good finds. You'll find a mix of rock/pop, country, rap, and musicals records. The value is set right, for the moments you can reminisce on the good ole days!! There were some select 8Tracks too... FYI Have a nice shopping experience!!

Super nice record store! I think what stood out to me the most about Studio Records was how well it…read morewas decorated and just how pristine and clean the owner keeps it. Definitely loved the way he has his shop set up. Organized, good selection and fair prices. The owner mentioned how he's going to be opening up the upstairs floor and making it a really cool lounge and listening area. I want to come back and explore that. Customer service was a 10, the owner was very friendly and knowledgeable of his inventory and helped me check for a few vinyls that I've been on the hunt for. Located in the Rose District. Lots of fun to be had!! Good food, and shops all over.

Good to see a good bookstore!!!! Was able to find local…read morebooks, good opportunity to learn about Tulsa hidden history. Look forward to visiting again.

This is just a magical place (but most bookstores are). I went in with a list but of course came…read moreout with a couple more books. I was specifically going for a recent popular title but didn't see it. When I asked they said they were out of stock but that the UPS truck had just pulled up and if I waited a bit, I could have one fresh off the truck! Of course I had to shop some more. Service is always great here and you never know what books you will discover that you NEED. Always check out their events. There are a lot that are free but the ticketed ones are well worth it! They bring in some amazing world-class authors!!!!

The store tends to get some interesting pieces at times, prices not too bad if you know how to…read morenavigate/discern. Blue Moon is overseen by high priest / vinyl overlord warren, who for several hours a week, will open up his kingdom for the music starved peasants to slither in to buy styx & journey records that have the previous owners names written on the covers. The place is a dump, but not in a cool/ironic hipster sort of way. It would behoove the store to install a few glory holes & update grindr status in order to class up the place a bit.

Don't have wide variety of records so hopefully you are looking for something common. Not a lot of…read morerap or hip hop. mostly old rock and blues. The guy that was there wasn't too friendly. He had closed the shop and was munching on ice cream and never asked us about anything.....