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    3.2 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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    Exile on Main Street

    Exile on Main Street

    4.1(34 reviews)
    1.8 mi
    •$$

    Conveniently located in downtown Champaign near the Illinois Terminal (Amtrak, MTD buses) and a…read morestone's throw from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus, Exile on Main Street has a fantastic selection of new and previously loved vinyl, CDs, cassette tapes, and more. I recently met the owner, Jeff Brandt, at the store while my partner was on the hunt for Taylor Swift and Charli XCX vinyls. Jeff was immediately attentive and we struck up conversations about Taylor Swift, the positives and areas of improvement downtown Champaign could use, the area's history as a musical mecca, and much more. It was easy to see how much love and sweat equity he's put into the community and the store. An adjacent vintage store has closed but Exile regularly hosts pop-ups, underscoring its community-first vibes. When you're looking for vinyl finds, skip online, Target and chains and support institutions like Exile on Main!

    This is the THE record store to visit in Champaign-Urbana. Yeah, there's Record Swap if you want…read moreused classic rock or See You Vinyl with their dozens of records, but Exile is the place to be. The store itself has an interesting layout that promotes exploration and discovery. There's a nice mix of used and new vinyl, (mostly used) CDs, and even some cassettes and VHS tapes. I'd say Exile's strengths are all things indie, major artists from the 90s onward, classic rock, and a bunch of niche stuff. I like to find reissues of 90s and 00s electronic stuff there, and they typically stock new jazz releases from Blue Note and some of the other big labels (not a huge selection, but everything they have is good). Of course, this is just my perception. You'll find each genre well represented. If you don't see what you want, the owner is happy to get it for you. He's a great guy with a deep knowledge of music. He actually has a whole section that he's selling from his personal collection, which is an interesting category. It's like a bunch of great titles that have been out of circulation for a long time. Overall, this is a fun place to find good music. Check it out.

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    The Item Shop

    The Item Shop

    3.3(4 reviews)
    45.0 mi

    I've done a lot of business with this shop over the past two years and have sold what I estimate to…read morebe well over $3,000 worth of cards and collectibles. I understand any card shop needs to make a profit, but I was disappointed with the buy offers I received. In my experience, many offers were around 30 to 50 percent of what the same cards or merchandise was later listed for in the store. (I go there frequently) Especially for higher-value cards, that difference felt significant. Everyone's experience may be different, but mine left me feeling like my collection wasn't valued as fairly as I'd hoped. I sold a hand full of grail cards and consoles and knick nack related stuff to them. BUT. Because of that, I'd encourage anyone looking to sell cards or collectibles to shop around and get quotes from multiple stores before accepting an offer. Personally, I would check other shops first and only consider selling here as a last resort. I genuinely hope the shop continues to do well, but I also hope they consider making their buy list process more transparent and competitive... Shop around before coming here. That's my experience.

    The store manager or whatever he is the person that buys the products from you at the back desk. I…read morewas like oh let me go look at the Pokémon cards. I buy some Pokémon cards that he says that are in Japanese and they're not even in Japanese that's the only reason why I don't waste your money because they be lying!

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    Record Swap

    Record Swap

    3.5(20 reviews)
    3.3 mi
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    Be careful if you are taking things in to sell. Be VERY careful. Not the best place to sell things…read more In fact, a BAD place. The buyers, though, will find almost everything they are looking for. Usually, the prices are good. But forget about the "swap" part. A very uneven playing field that.

    I was incredibly impressed with the selection of new vinyl, and the selection of vintage vinyl was…read morepretty good too. Staff seemed friendly and polite, everything was clean and organized. The issue is the pricing. I prefer to buy in a store and support independent record stores and small businesses. I have my limits though. Not sure how he can get away with charging 20-300% more than other sellers. My record store day I bought for $26 he had for $45, my RSD I got for 35 he had for 50. The Zappa broadcast I bought for $8 new sealed he wanted $40 for, another I got for $13 sealed he wanted $40 as well. Most the vintage vinyl was worth half what it was priced at. I know you've got to pay the rent and I know prices are higher brick and mortar, but why are your prices higher than stores in downtown Chicago? Highest priced store I've ever been to, and I'm a traveler, I go to a LOT of record stores. I could have easily bought a couple dozen albums if they were even 20% cheaper, but I left with nothing and very sad that I had to pass on so much good stuff. I guess you can build a pretty epic collection if you don't price things to actually sell...Went online and bought what I wanted for 30-50% less than he wanted. Didn't feel good about it, but I'm not going to be ripped off just to support indie record stores...

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