i don't get it. They have only about 30 CDs on hand at any time, and most are $1, but I always…read morewalk out with 5 of them. Primarily a record store and we go at least monthly and always find something.

Walter's got great taste in music and the selection offered at Alchemy Records reflects that. He's…read morealso personable and doesn't make you feel like visiting his store is wasting his time. He's curious about the bands that you're interested in and is helpful with suggestions of albums that would possibly be of interest to you. If you have a few albums or a complete collection to sell, let him check out what you have and feel confident that you'll receive the best offer. I've grown accustomed to receiving a 50% credit of what the store will charge when they resell. I received closer to to 75% of the value of what I was selling. My mind was blown! Alchemy Records is my new favorite record store. I'm so glad I spent my morning there. I'll snap a photo or two when I return next week.

For the audiophile crowd in #newbraunfels and surrounding areas- listen up! Yard Sale Records is a…read morefun place to get lost for a while. They have memorabilia, VHS, and of course vinyl records. Staff is kind and knowledgeable (family owned and run).There is something for everyone and I hope you'll find something cool when you go. I found 3 vinyls. Can you guess what I got? #nbtx, #satx, #vinylrecords, #smallbusiness

As a huge and I mean huge music fan who loves to collect vinyl this place is everything. I went in…read morefor the first time a few weeks ago and their selection is so big and they are really the sweetest people. I have messaged them about rsd and they got back to me instantly. They have free stickers for you to take once you check out. I do believe it was the owner (could be completely wrong) who was there when I went and he was so so so so nice. I can't believe someone like Tammy would give the place a 1 star they are just so amazing!

Very friendly, great selection of niche music. Items from mainstream of different decades and…read moresubculture. Clothing items, patches, stickers, records, local music and free chill vibes. This place is historic for music advocacy and artistic expression. No box store could ever pull this off. Go for an experience and endeavor to support them.

Love this place has lots of records/vinyls with great service especially my favorite artist daft…read morepunk, have a few in brand new condition with great quality and sound and is great priced.

A local gem in south Austin. Solid vinyl and CD connection, plus tapes, videos, and a stash of 33…read more1/3 books. I'm here pretty much every weekend and almost always find something good. Tip: Don't skip the audio room in the back.

I travel the country extensively visiting record stores in every city. I gotta say, this one is up…read morethere! Arguably one of the best record stores in Austin. Highly curated, with so many off-beat selections. Prices are reasonable for what they offer. I have found several "Holy Grails" here. I love the fun decor and high ceilings. One thing that makes it a little hard to browse is the three-tier bins. If you're under 6' then it's actually a lot harder to see what's in the upper bins without having to take things out. Not a lot of flippability for us height challenged folk. (Just a note as an avid crate digger) I make this my FIRST stop. The employees are nice, and you get decent quality vinyl for a decent price. Love End of an Ear!

bad music :( not a lot to choose from there not a big variety. the record player was out of order…read more service was okay tho helped me see if they had what i was looking for but they didnt.

I found some great records the conditions of the vinyl was okay and the price reflected the…read morequality. If your pressed for time, call to see if they're open.

Every artist has some sort of hustle going on. The most simplest way for them to generate a fast…read morebuck is to sell their wares at fleamarkets. Hence, "The Rock and Roll Fleamarket" every few months on Southtown 101 Bar's parking lot. Although there are a few vendors you can still find collectibles, rarities and other items of interest at fair or competitive prices. Items for the most part are geared towards people with tastes in classic horror films, rare vinyl and other rock and roll memorabilia. For example I bought a copy of John Carpenter's debut film, "Dark Star" on VHS for a buck. I found a few cool concert tees that I will eventually cut out and sew onto hoodies. The degree of the inventory you will find is always contingent on the weather. When it's cold the vendors are sparse. But in the Spring booths are more abundant. The crowd ranges from curious Southtown dwellers, crusty punks, metal heads, record collectors and everyone in between. Vendors, who are typically local artists will work with you on prices. In addition the bar is open early on this event with music on the patio, serving drinks and cooking up burgers. It has a Second Saturday feel with a friendly vibe. I really like this small, local market event. Although it occurs every few months it is still worth checking out. Whether you're looking for vinyl to add to your collection, gotta have your horror film fix or trying to jazz up your style with a little R-n-R this might be your place. Parking can be interesting but is still worth it. ps. You know you need that "Slayer" banner to accompany your armoire in your living room ASAP!

Rock N Roll will never die! San Antonio is a heavy metal…read moretown. This is the place to go to stock up on your rock n roll accessories. There's all kinds of vendors doing their side hustle, selling old VHS tapes, DVDs, CDs and other rock n roll. There's plenty of artsy kinda rock n roll stuff to check out here too. Need pins to put on your leather jacket? They have protest pins for every possible cause. They sell patches to put on your sleeve to show how tough you are at the next Motley Crue concert. There's always fun stuff you can get here to look like a real punk badass in the mosh pit at the next concert. There's usually a few old concert tee shirts for sale, and lots of prints and depictions of rock legends. However, for my tastes, there's never enough paintings of Elvis on black velvet. The fleamarket is held occasionally in the parking lot of the Southtown 101 Bar. They usually blast some heavy metal music, and it's a fun way to find that KISS statue you know you always wanted, or that Gwar mask that would complete your rock n roll ensemble.

This was a really lovely coffee shop. Very bohemian and nostalgic. I ordered a chai latte and a…read morechocolate croissant, while my friend ordered a blueberry muffin and a latte. They were all very good. But what stood out is this place really has a vibe. The owner was very friendly and visited with us for a little while. They have a vintage shop as part of the coffee shop. And, of course, they sell vinyl records. Prices were pretty reasonable, including those for the more elaborate drinks. This place was just a lot of fun to visit. There were many things to see, the food was fairly good, and the coffee was excellent. What else can you ask for?

This place is definitely a hidden gem. I decided to stop by to get some work done as I had to go…read morepick up family from the airport (super close by) and I was definitely wasn't disappointed. From the second you walk in, the lightning, the decor, the music, the overall vibes are unmatched. They had a great selection of vinyls and other cool items and will definitely have to give a proper look next time. There is a variety of different seating arrangements that are perfect for getting work done or hanging out with friends/family. I can't wait to visit again!

Once again Fernanda put together a smooth running event. I do love this event…read more I shop here regularly. So, the opportunity to come & show them more love is okay by me. Their volunteers are always so helpful & knowledgeable. Its why I come back. Well, & the books. I came this time wanting cookbooks. I hadn't ever looked at their selection before. I collect vintage cookbooks, (yes, I use them too. ), I was happy to see the selection they had. I'll be back to look. Definitely adding this area to my focus. Right around the corner from the cookbooks are the vintage books. Well, they had this wonderful little Dick Tracy book. I knew it was coming home with me. Then, when I went to psy they were going to give me the Dick Tracy one. I told them no, I wanted to pay for it, it gives them the money. Isn't that the point!?

The Book Cellar is such a hidden gem! Tucked away in the basement of the Central Library, it feels…read morecozy and welcoming as soon as you step inside. The selection is really impressive, especially if you're into Texas history, local authors, antique books, or those special finds you don't usually come across at bigger bookstores - and at a great price. and I could've easily spent way more time browsing - it's well organized and fun to explore without feeling overwhelming. The staff truly made the visit even better. Everyone was kind, patient, and genuinely happy to help or just chat, which made the whole experience feel relaxed and personal.