Cute little record shop in Denver. Definitely stop here if you collect records or want to bring a…read moredifferent type of souvenir home. It's a connected to a tattoo shop and a bit on the smaller side. There's enough room for you to squat down and look through the discounted records but you'd have to step aside for others to pass through. The price is reasonable as well. The store staff played a great selection of music while we were there and seemed to be very knowledgeable about the store's inventory. There were people stopping by while we were there who asked for availabilities of certain artists. We loved that there was A/C in the store and paid parking availability. Our finds from the day were of ABBA and Toto, and they gave us free stickers with our purchase! :)

My eyes lit up, giddy as a school Girl upon entering this…read morecorner of true amazement. Amazing service and an amazing selection at an incredible value. First time in Denver and I would happily travel across the country again just to take a look at the wares. Don't be lame, see for yourself

Very cool place ! Tons of records cds books and more ! I could probably spend all day here. We came…read morelate in the evening so we are going to come back when we can spend some more time and of course pick up some more records for my "for the record Friday". Everyone was so kind and helpful and friendly to us. Everything is well organized into many different categories... I didn't even make it downstairs. Added to the list when we go back! I also love hanging out on south broadway with fun places to eat and see shows and events so a fun place to pop into between it all! Some great deals too and good finds !

Purchased a CD from Angelo's online through Amazon. Very carefully packaged and it was shipped…read morequickly. Angelo's cares about customers.

Okay... my fault for not looking further into this store and realizing it was heavy metal. Not my…read morecup of tea. Regardless... they had a small selection of other vinyls and they seemed really over priced and they will not give refunds if you take home a used a record and there is a problem with it. Other stores I've gone to will happily to do so. Also, the music was so loud in there, it made my ears bleed. Only reason I'm not giving it one star is because the man working the register was nice.

Been to this store once, love the idea that there's a punk-focused store in the area. Will…read morecontinue to try and visit...but (and it's a very large but)...I've tried to visit on several trips to Denver, and it's not open. This is despite the postings everywhere - maps, google, their social media accounts. Such a bummer because I want to support. I'll keep trying, though. I will spend money, just need to be able to get inside (sigh).

Good music store with a large selection and some other hippie type goods. Does trade ins for old…read moreCDs also. I recommend for sure.

Came to look for cassettes and we found them. They also have vinyls and players for both. An…read moreinteresting store with an eclectic mix of items. Music and movies and gift items. Figurines and magnets and backpacks. And smoking paraphernalia. The associates were friendly and helpful. We didn't find all that we wanted but we got a good deal on some blank cassettes. Parking was available in the shared lot.

Great place to find inexpensive vinyl and other odd media relics..!! Found almost all of Arthur…read moreLyman's releases on vinyl here, not mention some Martin Denny and Herb Alpert..!!

Ok so the original Black & Read a few miles north is amazing, but this little hole in the wall…read morestorefront is still full of charm!! I feel like it gets a bad rap being compared to the other store. But we had fun (and love eclectic records!). Lots of great records, great prices, and is far more organized than other (very old) reviews claim. If you want a quick stop for some good tunes, a family game, or something to read, definitely stop in (on Saturdays!). We'll be back for the next treasure hunt

I love this record store. I love that it's a family owned. Everyone is so nice and caring in the…read morestore. They also put on amazing events and even supply drinks and snacks out of their own pockets for everyone.

I just stopped in and it was ok. The selection seems random and obscure and not in a good way. I'm…read moresure there's rarities, but a lot of it wasn't for sale. It seems much of the good stuff has been picked through. I probably won't be back.

I stopped in here today because I was right next door and I had never made a special trip as I no…read morelonger have a player myself. But I know a few who do and wanted to check out this collection. I was created immediately by staff and we had a short and funny chat as like me, about 30 years ago, at the advent of the CD, we bought the new equipment and let go of most of our. Collections of records . In retrospect maybe premature as they are back. But I'm satisfied with what I have now but value the choices of others with room and time for both. If you are looking for something specific they likely have it here unless extremely obscure. The selection was huge and better organized than many similar retro music stores that I have seen in other cities. These seemed in very good condition though they have random bins of more worn items in the bargain bins on the sidewalk. Go take a look if you have equipment and if not, they may have what you need here too. The staff person told me so but I did not have time to look.

My wife and I took the hour drive up to Boulder one mid-afternoon looking for a different place to…read morewalk around and maybe to get some coffee with dessert. We found our way to Pearl Street mall and asked some shoppers where we could find a dessert place. Apparently Boulder people only eat salads so we were on our own. We walked a few blocks deep into the mall and didn't find anything so we headed back to the car. On a whim we walked past our car to the next intersection to see if there was some dessert place there. The only sweet place we came across was Paradise Found Records. I collect old vinyl and I'll usually stop into a record store to see if they have anything from my wish list. Sean, a bearded, long-haired music aficionado asked if he could help me find anything. I opened up the list on my phone and read off the first one. He went straight to the album and proudly showed it to me. I was shocked. These albums are still on my wish list because they are impossible to find. I named the next one. He walked like a man on a mission and quickly found that one also! He knew exactly where these antique titles were as if he was digging through his own record collection! I was elated, but a little suspicious. Do they have these albums because they're so expensive no one is buying them? I flipped the album over to see the price. SIX DOLLARS! That is unheard of! Years ago used vinyl albums in decent condition were going for $12 and the prices have just gone up from there. Recently I bought a used album for $18. I listened to all the albums as soon as we got home and they sounded great. Oh, why don't we live in Boulder?!

I have never walked out of Kilgore Books empty handed! There have been numerous occasions where I…read morecall ahead searching for a rare or less than popular book, and the owner checks their inventory only to tell me they have exactly what I am looking for! Not sure if this is simply me having good luck, or if the owner is that good at stocking the shop! Likely the latter. Regardless, I've been nothing but a happy customer here! As an avid book collector, I have (hesitantly) visited many shops since the pandemic hit. Kilgore requires every customer use hand sanitizer, and is strict about requiring masks and social distancing! I feel very safe shopping here -- more so than several of the other bookstores I have gone to recently.

Where to start. I used to go about once a week and there would be some fresh inventory. then they…read moreput a sign on the door that they are not paying cash for books, last time I went there was very little new titles. workers are not qualified to work there. the isles are claustphoric. moms don't even think about bringing in a baby stroller. owner is aloof and an ass. boycott Kilgore books