I'm glad I read the review on this place because it truly is an amazing gem. Don't let the front…read moredoor fool you. This place is big, room after room. I like MCM and I found quite a bit of things that I can't find out elsewhere. The owners of the store are so sweet.

From the owner: 6000 sq ft of some of the most interesting items around. Original art, vinyl records, books,…read moreantique furniture, lighting, vintage clothing, MCM finds, collectible glass, oddities and more. The most unique store of home-ready pieces you will find in East Texas. Come explore downtown Longview! Follow us on Facebook (the504vintage) and Instagram(@the504vintage)!

Very fun, well curated antique store. Check out the back of store. Mid century modern "lounge" &…read morerecords. All kinds of unique finds throughout the store. The vignettes make you want one of each. Prices seem reasonable for the age/uniqueness. Check it out if you are in Jefferson

This ia a great stop for the camera and music buff. Old cameras and record players and radio's. Its…read morea walk through the past and a chance to add to your collection. They also have a nice vintage LP selection. Stop in.

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.

Tons of records of all kinds of music. Fun place to thumb through and see what they've got.read more

This is a one of a kind Record Store. A place for everyone from casual listeners to true collectors…read moreshould feel welcome and comfortable at Rick's Records. Over 160,000 records, cd's, cassettes, dvd's and collectibles of all types. If your looking for a rare record or a newly released record, you'll find it at Rick's. There isn't another record store like this in Shreveport or NW Louisiana for that matter.. I recommend Rick's Records There isn't another store like this anywhere

While visiting in the area I found out about Rick's Records through word of mouth. Already going in…read moreI knew a couple of things: 1) quirky record shopping spot but worth a visit, 2) space is tight in the shop, and 3) categorization is hit and miss but there is plenty to browse through no matter which way you make your way through within the shop. There are all sorts of music and music-related items sold here that goes beyond vinyl but vinyl is what Rick has the most of. I saw cassettes, VHS, CD's, apparel, books, posters, vintage toys or memorabilia, and even laser picture discs here too. As you walk around you will see old and vintage posters and promotions pinned up that make the visit even more interesting. I found some good gems and like everyone else has explained in their reviews you will have a good 2-5 minute way to get a true price for your finds. Rick and his partner will inform you on the price after, what it seems, they make their evaluation on the records and might have to reference/look up pricing. The pricing was no doubt on the higher side of what you would find on Discog's for your pull of records but for me that was okay. I knew the records I stumbled upon could be rare (without checking on Discogs myself during my visit). I found a 1976 version of Patti Smith Horses that was in pretty decent condition for under $30 which is a fair price. Next time I am in the area I will definitely be back and make it a point to look for records within the 1950's - 90's era.

Scott has an incredible assortment of records, CDs and guitars (and amps). The unique building…read morehouses a listening room featuring a small portion of his own record collection. He has local music in another room. Two music rooms with guitars (acoustic, electric and bass). Mostly higher level stock but some items under $500. While my husband looked for records I was able to play several of the guitars. Scott gives you a tour when you come in the door. He is definitely an audiophile and a pleasure to chat with. Highly recommend!

Stopped in the first time for RSD. Have been back since and enjoyed the selection. Great store and…read morefriendly service.

Cool place! Literally the most fun you can have while shopping! Great selection! Owners are…read moreknowledgeable and friendly. And, since they moved downtown, there is free parking in front of the store and to the west of the store.

Great selection of records. If you cannot find what you want there is a good chance Dale, the owner…read morecan order it for you. The Facebook page is updated weekly with the new inventory. Highly recommend!

I visited Historic Downtown Nacogdoches over Christmas. I happened upon this store and found a…read moregreat selection of antique items! There were Asian screens, gorgeous furniture pieces, glassware of every style, the largest selection of vinyls I've seen, and there was plenty of Old Texas collectibles too. I heard that they were under new management. All I know is the owner who greeted me was very pleasant and interested in helping me.

This place is a neat place to peruse old cds and dvds, and get cheap tickets to The Warehouse shows…read morein advance. They really don't buy back much, if you're trying to unload your cd or dvd collection. They only really want the newest of releases it seems and mostly, even then, they offer you back a mere pittance in return, making you feel like an early 19th century British beggar wandering the store for alms when you're trying to peddle your wares. "Alms, sir?...Alms?...Alms for the cd, kind sir?...Alms for the dvd to feed a kind, gentle and yet meager young lad, sir?...Alms?" This is a great store to waste some time in, but it is not the store in which to get your bankroll back on Seasons 1-5 of "Desperate Housewives" dvd collection that you bought at Sam's Club back in February... I'm just saying...

No avatar, no scion, no vestige of that people remains. On the lips of the strange race that now…read moredwells there their names are myth, legend, dust. I can only pray that this review turns the tide... Not a fantastic music store, but the best one in town by a long shot. Cheap used vinyl, which is good--I own the entire Steely Dan catalog because of this store (with the exception of "Can't Buy A Thrill", every copy of which I find looks like it's been underwater since 1976), for which I am forever grateful. The problem of course is that they were very overpriced when it came to used CDs--who is going to spend eight dollars on a used Folk Implosion album? Someone, perhaps, but not me. Not that it matters, of course: no one buys CDs anymore anyway. The last time I set foot inside, there was a 60 year old woman looking for a Skid Row EP, which sadly illustrates what most of their clients were like. Ah life. The store is closing soon.