Is there no bathroom? Correct! Did i go on a late-night Exodus with my young son to find a bathroom…read morethat lasted 20 minutes and visit 5 different businesses? Yes! But it's great PHYSICAL MEDIA! And a relatively smaller company (many large locations around the country but we gotta support physical media somehow ) BOOKS--DVDS--MULTI VIDEO GAMES--CONSOLES--COMICS--TOYS

They are the last bastion of hope for the right way to enjoy media. Please support them! I do…read moreeverything I can to!

Best record store in Colorado easily. Great prices, owner is super cool, and the selection is…read moresuperb. Must see!

My daughter and I stopped in here while we were in the area and it was a really nice record store…read more I didn't make a purchase but they had a good selection of vinyl records. The employees were really nice and asked if I needed help finding anything. I would definitely stop by again if I'm in the area in the future.

As an avid vinyl collector I made it a point to come in to Twist & Shout while visiting Denver from…read moreAustin, TX. Even as my second time here in the last 4 years I was happy to see Twist & Shout made MORE room for vinyl selections and browsing space. You still have other media too include DVDs (rare and hard to find selections), CDs, cassettes, and unique and local gifts and items. Take some time to look around here even up and down the walls. There is a really cool yellow Bruce Springsteen marquee in the sell/buy area. We spent over an hour here browsing and I walked out with two vinyl albums I had on my "Must-Have" list of analog music. Great and fair pricing on their "Used" records but to be honest all music is priced fairly. Really cool location with friendly service from the staff. If you have any questions on where things are or on the thing(s) you are looking for don't hesitate to ask! Also go over to the free publication area (at the exit) and check out all of the cool (and free) postcards from Twist & Shout along with flyers and freebies promoting any upcoming art, music shows, upcoming albums, and whatnot.

What a cool place to explore! 11000 square feet of it! First time here. The amount of vinyl…read morerecords they have at Twist & Shout is impressive. Along with CDs, DVDs, and merchandise. The staff is friendly and helpful to answer all of my questions. I reflected on all the cool vinyl albums that I've had in past and at Twist & Shout you can relive them & purchase them. Their selection is so vast that I believe you would find what you are looking for. I came to see if they wanted any of my old CDs. They did take some of them and I received store credit! Free parking is available in the back. Go check it out, you won't be disappointed! Who knew that they have been around since 1988 and it all began with 2 English teachers purchasing the store at an auction. Oh and check out the food trucks across the street on Saturday's before 1 pm!

I was contacted by the Manager and we had a nice long talk and I genuinely think they do care about…read morecustomer service. So, I came in and was given compensation for my knife in the form of another knife with a sincere handshake and vow to do better next time. Honestly, in this day and age does it get any better than this? I will always be a patron of this store and they have very strongly fixed the problem we had. If you haven't checked this store out, do yourself a favor, they have the coolest smoking accessories and knives in the state. They also have tons of rock and roll/ music related items from clothing to cds to pictures......too many to list. A great stop on South Broadway on your way to the local rec dispens. :).

Good music store with a large selection and some other hippie type goods. Does trade ins for old…read moreCDs also. I recommend for sure.

I really want for places like this to do OK, especially as it's local and independent. It's a bit…read morelike Comic Book Guy on "The Simpsons," except for records, CDs and DVDs and other business lines, as mentioned. Pueblo, "The Gateway to the Dirty Southwest" (TM), isn't Denver or even Colorado Springs, and the low disposable income and changing population demographics are no doubt challenging for keeping a b&m store going in such a market. As with the Simpsons character, it could become as much about love of a hobby or lifestyle as anything, even if finances are barely afloat. As mentioned, this store is gamely trying to find the right product mix...is it used DVDs, posters, used CDs, vinyl, something else, or all of the above? You don't have to drive too far to find other stores also trying to get the right mix, whether it's Independent Records or, say, Ernie November in Cheyenne. There are other deals-with-the-devil to contemplate (head supplies? Bootlegs? Ebay?) but few would argue it's a tough business. Unfortunately it doesn't appear to be as rich a market for getting used vinyl in...a price for something that's not too special might be $4-ish, while an old Led Zeppelin album might be in the $20s. Pricing approach looks midscale, but the selection is limited by what gets brought in, and in that regard Pueblo is no Denver. That's likely the disadvantage there, and I see the same challenge reflected at crosstown rival Independent Records. Dave seems cheery enough and you have a 95% or better chance of a good encounter, with the other 5% maybe residual from suffering too many cranks off the street. In that sense he reminds me a bit of a more famous Dave, the owner of Dave's Records in Lincoln Park in Chicago (just subtract about 15 years from Chicago Dave, who's had way more than his fair share of fools to suffer). So overall I can't rate this place a must-visit if you're one of those people who travels a lot and has an extensive collection and is looking for something rare or different. But for the local market it's the kind of place you want to see succeed.

I'm sure I'm not the first customer to say that the customer service at this facility is lacking…read morehorribly!!! Mainly and especially from the "owner" Dave. I literally just got off the phone with his rude ass. Who was completely unprofessional and arrogant from the get go.. I placed an order like 2-3 weeks back for a CD I needed shipped to a facility in CA. I explained several times to the girl on the phone that being it's a facility it had to be the non-explicit version, which she seemed to thoroughly understand. Come to a few weeks later, today the owner Dave calls me and from the get go is short and just plain rude. Basically cutting me off every chance he gets and tells me "Let ME ask the questions" that's when I ask for his name and position and suprised and amazed that someone like him is the owner of any establsihmentand. I had already paid for the CD since HE was the one asking ALL the questions but in the end I did ask if I could confirm that the CD was the non-explicit version.That's when he totally loses it and starts telling me maybe I can just cut him out and go through Amazon. Ummm, honestly does he not think that I tried that prior to contacting them, but as many people know the CD industry is damn near non-existant so I seen this business driving through Pueblo one day and thought, hey here is a place I can start to use for my continued business..They say keep your business local and help out small business but this is exactly why people go direct through corporations like Amazon..At this point I tell him his customer service is lacking and he tells me that he suffering from a illness and do I care?? Dude, I suffer from an illness too and I sure as hell don't treat people like you!! He tells me ya, I get complaints all the time about my customer service. Well maybe that should frckn tell him something then!! At this point he tells me, "why don't I just refund your credit card and we can just call it good." Which was absolutely fine with me but of course the transaction for some reason couldn't be reversed so I am nearly positive the explicit version of this CD is going to be sent since he obviously didn't give two shits from the get go!! Horrible.

Bogeys is great little record shop in castle rock…read more They don't have a large selection, but I always seem to find something when I am there. The staff is really friendly and knowledgeable.

Small record shop with a good selection. The feel is very retro and you can browse for a while…read more This is a great unique find for the area. They also participate in record store day!! :)

Amazing selection of records; there are two levels with every genre that you'd want. Ample staff…read moreavailable to assist; the place is clean and well organized. Prices are high but you're supporting a business vs. online enterprise where you get no service whatsoever. There is also something special about perusing a good ol' fashioned record shop and feeling that vibe. They also have novelty items, record players for sale, etc.

Very cool place ! Tons of records cds books and more ! I could probably spend all day here. We came…read morelate in the evening so we are going to come back when we can spend some more time and of course pick up some more records for my "for the record Friday". Everyone was so kind and helpful and friendly to us. Everything is well organized into many different categories... I didn't even make it downstairs. Added to the list when we go back! I also love hanging out on south broadway with fun places to eat and see shows and events so a fun place to pop into between it all! Some great deals too and good finds !

Great customer service! Very kind and thorough in assisting in my search for a particular book!read more

We've known Mary and Shelley at Hooked on Books for years! We also went to the open house on…read more4/1/2023 for the official passing of the torch to Joe and Mikayla. Best wishes for many more years of wonderful books!