Finally made it here after seeing this place in a TV ad. Came with a friend and we had a great time…read morejust browsing around. The space is really big and packed with records, DVDs, CDs, you name it. Everything is labeled pretty well but it can definitely feel overwhelming just because of how much there is. The good news is the staff is super friendly and easy to approach, so don't hesitate to ask them for help or something specific. I was also surprised by how much international stuff they carry. They even had a recent Kpop album from a group I like and I did not expect them to have it in stock. Overall just a really fun place to come to with friends, flip through some records, and maybe find something you weren't expecting. Would go back!

I was looking for a throwback record and I knew this would be the place to find it. I checked…read moreonline first which they said it was available but I also called to confirm. Not only did they have it available but it was priced well too. The staff was very friendly and this place is huge. Highly likely that whatever you are looking for, they'll have it here. My only issue would be parking. I was lucky to find a spot in front but usually it's busy in the loop so get make sure you are good with walking. Still a great location with all the other shops around. I will definitely return as my kids are into vinyl records now and would like a few of their own.

SCOTT was very friendly and on time for our appointment. Although I would have hoped for a little…read morebit higher evaluation, I feel that it was a fair amount.

I'm surprised that they would not even look at our record collection. We have 33's and 78's from…read morethe 1940's to 1990's. Disappointing.

One of the coolest stores I've been to in a while. Vintage gear, visage records. Hard to find…read morethings... love it!!

Review Visit: November 6th, 2016…read more The name in all honesty should be... Endless Records. While killing time in St. Louis, MO, I decided to stop by this music store to see what they offered. Well, they offer endless vinyl to pour over. Endless cds to browse. Endless vhs tapes to get at a cheap price. They had it all and then some. Rows and rows and rows of cds, vinyls, dvds, vhs tapes. Boxes and boxes of the same all over the place. If you are claustrophobic, this store is not for you. If you are a music lover, this store is for you. If you are both... well take your chance and maybe find something cool or unique. The prices on everything seems pretty good, if not a bit cheap. Every artist I thought of, I found something from them. Even happened upon bands I haven't heard of in forever. They do take trade-ins if you are looking to offload rare music stuff or music players. Quite a great little stop if you love music or vinyl or clutter. I tried to capture the charm and the quantity of stuff available in my photos, so you can see what I am talking about.

Great store! They have an amazing collection of vinyl, cassettes, etc. Hard to find albums at…read moreremarkably good pricing. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Jeremy took great care of me. Rather than just ring me up, he talked to me. He genuinely wanted to know what my taste is. He insisted on playing a pricier album that I selected for me in order to ensure that the sound quality and playability met my standards. Talk about knowledgeable. I asked about a particular album that they didnt have but he new everything about the album including the name of the model on the cover art. Dude blew my mind. Hes a savant. They were so welcoming and enthusiastic about helping to understand every customer that came in while I was there. They invested their time and energy into each of us. This will be my #1 music shop from now on. Dont miss their satellite booth at Pick 66 antiques mall in Crestwood on Watson. Great finds there. They dont keep all of the best stuff for the home location. They make sure that the satellite location has great offerings.

Great selection and friendly people. Alot of vintage electronics and a ton of selection on music.read more

Great prices on puzzles, games and books. I even like their calendar selection. If you need a book…read moreon a topic I am sure you will find it there. Now, if you are wanting to sell books I would not recommend hauling in 40 pounds of books to receive only $7. I was disappointed. I would suggest taking some to the free library boxes around the community.

An incredible selection of books and board games. Very hard to visit without buy several items…read more People are friendly and helpful.

This is probably my most favorite record store in St. Louis area. They have such a good collection…read morefor a very good price. You can find records from other countries which is amazing. Staff are friendly. I spent $15 for 5 records and I was very happy.

Euclid Records might be one of the best-organized record stores I've ever experienced. Encompassing…read moretwo floors, the records are seemingly alphabetized in EVERY BIN... including the bins holding the bands not given their own specific sections (example: where Def Leppard, Duran Duran and Bob Dylan get their own spots, other bands are just put under a generic "D" label... but even that "D" label is alphabetized!!!) I can only imagine that they go through their bins a few times a week to assure this and I very much appreciate it! Their jazz section upstairs seems to be enormous, and look up on the walls- their more valuable "wall albums" are scattered throughout both floors. A $5 record bin in the back of the first floor offers some great classic rock (even some 60's era Rolling Stones!) at a budget-conscious price. This is great for folks just getting into vinyl and wanting to explore some rock history.

It was an Excellent Value. Received all my records in great…read morecondition and in a timely manner. Shipping and packaging was very very good. The value for the the purchase was on par with all the other providers.

Before reading this review, please keep in mind that...yes, I know this is a recently-opened…read morebusiness. And with it being new, you gotta start small sometimes. I also understand the smaller the business, the more local feel - I get it. I believe in supporting small businesses. I hope this place stays around for awhile but in all honesty I don't see it being open in a year. I've been wrong before, so I hope I'm proven wrong! I'm just gonna say you will not get the average record store feel with this one - which is sometimes a good thing. There was not very much of a selection. I was all excited to check out this place and when I finally visited, I was disappointed. It was like I stepped into one small near-empty room. I was impressed with how "new" it was with freshly-coated paint and all (this is in a really old downtown Alton building). But again, the room was very small, probably not much bigger than your bathroom at home. The owner's father was sitting there, and he was very friendly and I asked him a few questions. The answers were all the same - everything was limited and local. That's the one thing that I found cool is that the owner, Becca Peterson, is focused on selling vinyl and shirts from local bands. How cool is that? But that's pretty much where it all ends. I was just not that comfortable browsing while having the guy watch every move (like I was gonna do anything, right?). There wasn't even any music playing when I was there. Every record store should have something blasting from their old-school speakers! Just saying. If there is a vinyl record you want, there is a sheet available for you to write down what you want - and they will order it. But most people like me are better off getting them online like Amazon, Discogs and plenty of others.