Having visited several notable record stores in Oslo, I can easily say that this is the best one…read more It has a great selection of hardcore punk, heavy metal, and hard rock records. Their staff was most friendly and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend.

Visited Råkk & Rålls to get some Norwegian DVDs. There was a very large selection of movies to…read morechoose from that varies in which language it is in. They were also priced very well for used DVDs so I did buy quite a few. There is a ton of records and CDs to choose from as well. The staff were friendly. I would recommend this to anyone looking for second hand movies or music.

I'm visiting from the USA and this place a a total vibe. If you're big into physical media I…read moredefinitely recommend checking this place out as they were the best (in my opinion) in Oslo. The staff were all nice. They have thousands of Vinyl, DVDs, Blu Ray, CDs and more! And the prices are more than fair.

Big Dipper was one of my favourite record stores when I was visiting Oslo. The selection is quite…read moreample, across a number of well organized genre'd sections. Up in the front, they had used arrivals, with both good finds and reasonable prices. Elsewhere, I spotted some harder to find items (Europe-only releases, etc.) In a few areas of the store, they also have a lot of hi-fi related equipment. While not something I could take advantage of (no way I'm taking back a pricey turntable on the long flight home), it was fun eye-candy. It seemed like the staff was very knowledgeable and willing to help the customers who were interested in those bigger purchases. Definitely recommend for vinyl collectors coming into town!

Anne from this store was eager to answer my emails before I ordered, but when they sent me a wrong…read moreitem, they suddenly went completely silent, ignoring all (polite) attempts at contact to have the situation fixed. There are much better and more reliable online vendors in Scandinavia who ship internationally. Adamstuen Retro is NOT RECOMMENDED!

From the owner: Antikvariat som selger cd/lp, film, tegneserier, pc- og videospill, konsoller, spill- og samlekort.read more

Every time I set my foot onto the inner yard of Bare Jazz, I ask myself why I don't do it far more…read moreoften. It is like I forget that it exists. Maybe it is because It's situated in a part of town where I rarely spend time, or because they don't serve any proper lunch. Or maybe it is because this well hidden inner yard possess some magical power that cuts it of from the rumble and tumble of everyday life - because that is for sure how it feels like. Bare Jazz is Scandinavia's biggest jazz music store, providing knowledgeable staff and a good selection. On the second floor there is a small café and bar that serves nice coffee, wine, beer, and some simple cakes and sandwiches (as mentioned before: for a proper lunch you better go somewhere else). And on the secluded yard jazz music is playing all day long, flower pots are blooming and at the first drops of rain big awnings are unrolled. There are plenty of seating outside, but not so many inside. Go here to relax, sip a cup of coffee and listen to John Coltrane doing what he does best. Or bring your laptop and do some work, or your date for that sake! If you're a jazz fan, Bare Jazz is the place for all occasions.

Great place, super nice staff. Coffee is very good and a tiny selection of cakes and nibs. Decor is…read morecozy and very brick and mortar feel. Night time is nice but hardly any seats. Clients are a wide cross section of people. Lots of outdoor seating so it's nice in summer