Easily the best record shop in town. Not only do they carry classics, they stay updated with newer…read morealbums. You can find so many solid records and they seem willing to find a way to order in what interests you.

I came here for record store day on Black Friday. I was surprised at the selection even though I…read morearrived later in the day. I was also surprised by their large selection of used vinyl. These guys know what they are doing. Be sure to stop by and support this local business.

This is one of two Last Stop locations in Sioux Falls. They have an extensive collection of used…read morebooks, CDs, vinyls, DVDs, video games, board games, Funko Pops, and more. This location has three floors, and it's fun to browse through all of the sections whenever I stop by. A lot of their items are priced well, and you can definitely discover some good finds here. As a big K-pop fan, I was also excited to see they had a nicely sized section specifically for the genre. The workers here are friendly, and it's easy to find parking in their lot. Check out this location, as well as their one on W 41st, if you're in the area!

Last stop is the best store with all kinds of hidden treasures and choices. They have dvd, blu ray,…read morebooks, cds, vhs, dvds, vinyl, all types of video games, and so much more. Their staff is always kind and helpful in finding what you need. Their items are always a reasonable price. Highly recommended!

This store has a great vibe with lots of used and new records. Of all the record stores in Sioux…read moreFalls that I've visited so far, this one currently seems to have the most records that appeal to me. I recently picked up some Jeff Beck, Chuck Mangione and Pantera from there. They were all priced very reasonably.

Made a quick pit-stop at Ernie November's vinyl outlet in Sioux Falls on my road trip from…read moreCalifornia to Chicago. Store had an OK selection of used vinyl - not enormous, but enough to keep me occupied for the better part of a half hour. It's indeed true that shoppers should brace themselves for an overwhelming, pungent scent of heavy incense....Reminds me of my teen years in the 80's perusing the head shops of Berkeley (ahhhh youth!), but my tolerance not as resilient now that I've reached my early 50's. It was a bit much, but sounds like it's one of their signature touches. Used vinyl prices were eh...sort of middle of the road to more pricey when compared to Ebay or other used vinyl shacks. I did manage to find a handful of records at relatively decent prices. Seems like their favorite price is $6.00 for some odd reason...Maybe a lucky number? New and rereleases were definitely on the pricier side - you could do much better snagging fresh vinyl from EBay or Amazon if price is your prime motivator...otherwise, it always feels pretty cool to support a local, independent business (although Ernie November is technically a chain). Personally, it's all about price so I skipped the more expensive record racks. Lots of paraphernalia for the tokers, some T-Shirts and books, but nothing that caught my eye. Visited the Rapid City location on the trip as well, which was a total bust - way pricier and much less used vinyl....so in comparison the Sioux Falls outlet is a much better option.