Just fun and interesting. Found a WWII military medal that was missing from the ones my dad earned…read more Such a wide selection of collectibles that it's hard to take it all in.

Florence & its awesome antiquing main street is a recent find for us! This cute little town has a…read morerow of wonderful stores like Mezzanine, which is a huge antique store with two levels and everything under the sun! We scored a beautiful wood rocker, a deviled egg plate and a specialty license plate. A little something for everyone :) It is a great place to wander and find treasures and the owners (I assume) who checked us out were so friendly! Go to Florence, to Mezzanine, go find a treasure!

The independently owned record store is an increasingly rare sight to behold, and it speaks well of…read morethis particular one that it's survived this long (and even prospered). Nestled in the quiet of downtown Dillon, located below another local institution - Pug Ryan's Microbrewery and Restaurant - Affordable offers the kind of classic experience which is impossible to replicate at music chains, let alone the major box stores. Walking into the store, one is greeted with knick-knacks and incense, quickly followed by a small but well-chosen collection of instruments and accessories for sale. From entry level cheapie guitars to beautiful higher-end models, I've had the pleasure of hearing many a local come in and play some great music simply because they could. Deeper into the store, one find rack after rack of compact discs, both new and used. Areas of the store are also devoted to other formats, with new and used vinyl spilling out all around and even sections devoted to cassette tapes - both used and factory sealed! Heck, there's even an 8-track section. A comfortable old couch is set up with cd players to create a relaxing listening station for anyone who wants to hang out and sample some tunes. The man behind the counter is owner, operator and clerk for the store. A classic mountain local of a kind increasingly difficult to find - too much Old West in him to be a Californian hippie, but too laid back to be from Denver or parts east - I've gotten many quality recommendations of great music from him and he has the kind of personal touch which is what makes these kinds of stores so worthwhile. On any given trip, it's almost impossible not to encounter a few locals hanging out at the store, chatting with the owner and perusing the music selection. This is the kind of place where the community gathers to socialise while they support their local economy. It's not just the quality and depth of the music selection - although that certainly helps - but the kind of attention and warmth the customer receives while he's in the store. It's clear that for the folks of Affordable Music, finding the right piece of the music for the person in the store isn't just a job but a way of life. I count myself a loyal customer of the store, and hope to be able to continue shopping there for many years to come. P.S. Make sure to ask about the local buying program, where you get free music after buying a certain amount. I've taken advantage of it a number of times, but sometimes the folks at the store forget to ask if you're enrolled.

The owner of this location was wonderful!! Super friendly and knowledgeable about music. He has had…read morethe location for 30 years and I can see why he is in the business. His dog macaroni was super cute and just hung out outside. My husband and I had a hard time leaving with only 5 vinyls haha. The store has almost everything from cds to vinyls that you could be looking for! What he didn't have he would order for you. Definitely recommend shopping there!!

This is one of those hidden gems if you are into vinyl records. The store is great because you…read moredon't have to drive into the city to find a great selection of high-quality records. It's in a strip mall just east of Kipling off of Coal Mine in Littleton. What makes this place nicer than most I've visited is the albums are well organized and of high quality. I was looking for an old Traffic album. I found a few copies and each was priced between $12 and $18 based on their quality. I like that there is different pricing because it lets me know which is the best copy. I got the one for $18 and it's perfect. The vinyl quality was beautiful and I've played both sides many times already. The album looks and sounds like it's brand new even though it's from the 1970s. Looking through his selections you can tell Joe is very picky as to the quality of albums he buys. The covers are in great condition and each record is in its own plastic sleeve. He takes his vinyl seriously. Half of the store is dedicated to the records. The other half looks like old DVDs, books, jewelry, antiques, trinkets, and memorabilia. Honestly, I was just interested in the vinyl so I just glossed over the other half of the store. But if you're into vinyl records (albums and 45s) this store is well worth a trip to check it out!

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.

This was a fun shop to visit when we spent an afternoon in Minturn. Things to know: the owner lets…read more5 people in at a time and you need to knock on the door to get in. He also requests you put hand sanitizer on when entering. This tiny shop has SO much stuff in it! I mostly spent time looking at his past record store days releases and found a great record from 2017 record store day that I doubt you'd see anywhere else, and for it's original record store day price. The owner knows his inventory and could immediately tell us what albums he had and where they were located. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth a stop in!

Service is great. Selection is great. If they don't have something specific, owner will order it…read morefor you. Completely reasonable price. Great spot in the Valley please never leave

I loved the store the old man was very kind he showed me and my dad a cool maraline manor Phone. I…read morefound the Barbie I've been looking for got it way under market price I loved all of the oddities there. Great selection if you know were to look do recomend to anyone visting here

Consignment thieves!! Don't buy from or do business with these people, they go back on their…read morewritten and word agreement about consignment shares and are not transparent in that even though they say they will call you to get your approval for a potential sale amount from a prospective buyer before making the sale on your item, (in order to be considerate if you accept a higher or lower amount) they do not call and get your approval. They then falsely claim they sold it for much lower when they actually sold it for much higher, and then they also change your commission share falsely claiming you agreed on a different lower amount, when its convenient for them to do that to make more off the sale. They lie and claim they don't keep receipts after I asked for proof of the sale. Weeks later after ignoring my initial request for a receipt they send a seemingly random super sketchy receipt that doesn't even show the name of the products sold (ie my item) and then the receipt has a hand written note claiming the higher sale amount included another product that the buyer bought at the same time. Super unprofessional, very dishonest, poor communication, and non-transparent, lacking in integrity business practices. STAY AWAY for this oddball store! Oddball is right.... I may update my review only if they stop lying and quickly send me my consignment check for the correct amount I have asked for that I am owed for my item.

Sweet Mary Magdalene, the Leech Pit is the holy grail of everything you loved growing up!! It's a…read moredisservice to call this a vintage store - it's your sweet mom's warm embrace on a breezy, sunny spring afternoon at the park as a child - the park with the rusty merry-go-round and the steel slide you spent countless hours at with your best friends! Walking into the Leech Pit is like getting vertigo at a strobe filled dance club (oontz oontz oontz) - there's just so much goodness you just need to pause to catch your breath and take it all in. But you can't pause because your heart is pounding and you're giddy with excitement. The rare concert t-shirts, the racks and racks of clothes that serve as documentary of every phase you ever went through, the action toys you spent every afternoon with (and realize you now could be rich if you had kept them instead of letting mom donate them to the stupid kid down the road because you're too old for them now SMH), the records - oh sweet Jesus the records! - and even record players for your new collection! It's a one stop shop for your wildest dreams!! As if the shop wasn't Valhalla on earth on its own, I met the owner too (I think his name was Adam, but he looks like an Izzy). He was damn cool - I think he's probably my long-lost best friend from 6th grade that I used to get in trouble with. When he shows you around you realize he knows every item intimately, because he curated everything in the store. Everything in the Leech Pit feels like an expression of the owner and his commitment to taking you on a journey to excite your senses and comfort your soul. I like to think of him as the curator of your wildest dreams - he WILL make them come true!

I had an extremely uncomfortable and disrespectful experience at this store…read more I was made to feel like I was being accused of stealing not once, but twice. At one point, I had put my belongings down for a moment, and an employee moved them from where I had placed them and put them on a container without even speaking to me about it. What really crossed the line was having an employee block or stand in front of the door when I had absolutely nothing in my hands. That was embarrassing, humiliating, and completely unnecessary. What made the situation even worse was that while walking through the store, I saw other customers putting their belongings down as well, but I did not see them being treated the way I was. Being watched, having my belongings moved, and then having the exit blocked made me feel singled out and treated like a thief when I had done nothing wrong. Customers should not be made to feel suspicious or unwelcome simply for shopping. The whole experience left me feeling disrespected and embarrassed, and I seriously hope management addresses how customers are being treated.

It's a small store but has a nice selection and fair prices. I found a nice gem on my recent visit…read more The owner is very friendly as well. This will be a must-stop anytime I'm visiting the area.

A nice little record store that deserves a shout out!…read more I was in Frisco a few weeks ago and just missed them. They have limited hours 12-5pm during the week and 11-5pm on weekends. I knew I'd be back in the area to see what they were all about. Humble shop with a super nice woman (assumed owner) behind the register. The shop itself might be small, but it's packing a good variety of records. Heavy on rock and jazz, though you'll find country, metal, folk, and pop. It was clear to me I was sticking with classic rock after giving the selection a once over. Led Zeppelin's "Houses of the Holy" and Aerosmith's "Rocks" felt appropriate for my haul. Very happy with these two, especially the latter, which is such an underrated album from Aerosmith (their debut!) You'll also find stickers, cd's, books, and a few bargain crates of used records. Fleetwood Mac was on as I shopped, always need to make note of what the background music is! Check them out on Main Street in Frisco!

Best record store in Colorado easily. Great prices, owner is super cool, and the selection is…read moresuperb. Must see!

My daughter and I stopped in here while we were in the area and it was a really nice record store…read more I didn't make a purchase but they had a good selection of vinyl records. The employees were really nice and asked if I needed help finding anything. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in the area in the future.

Bogeys is great little record shop in castle rock…read more They don't have a large selection, but I always seem to find something when I am there. The staff is really friendly and knowledgeable.

Small record shop with a good selection. The feel is very retro and you can browse for a while…read more This is a great unique find for the area. They also participate in record store day!! :)

This djop sels everything from jewellery to stereo equipment to jewerly all things rock n roll ,…read morethe owner JT helpful and cool great location parking readily available this is a must-see vintage and new all reasonabll priced

There was a lot of fun places surrounding this thrift shop that were awesome. They had unique…read moreitems. Lady was super nice with her two cats. It is a little pricey but not bad!