Recommend anyone into any genre of music check this place out, however if you're into punk, psych,…read moreprog, jazz it's a killer place. It is in my opinion the best record store in this area and definitely my favorite. I would also recommend this place if you have cool clean records for sale to come here and sell them!

Located next to Friendly's on Main St Florence, just look for the small sign. They have lots of CDs…read moreI want to check out later. They discounted some things I got and I appreciate that. Sorry I could not attach a photo of myself as other reviews have.

An absolute gem of an establishment. Great selection, excellent prices, a total dream to explore. I…read morewas very impressed with the quantity and quality of everything in the store. Games, movies, music. Old and new, there's tons of every type of media in the store. Everything from Atari and Sega CD to Nintendo Switch and PS5. Prices were equal to or even less than you'd find online. All the discs I checked were in great shape too, I did notice a resurfacer behind the counter. Even got to chatting with the owner for some time, very nice guy! Places like this are a rarity nowadays in the disposable world of convenient streaming, but I love being able to peruse the aisles. Streaming titles come and go, and it can't recreate the feeling of owning something and using it over and over again. This store isn't a relic of the past, it's an iconic place that is genuinely timeless.

I have been going here on and off for over a decade. Went yesterday and again today as I had some…read morewrong items for the kids. Never a problem. The owner is as nice as can be and more happy to accommodate. This is my go to place for everything guitar as well as retro gaming!

Great selection of vinyl here. I was hoping for more used stuff but would still recommend.read more

Nice shop. Decent sized with lots of inventory. Well organized and had several records that I…read moredon't see to often in the wild which was great for my collection. Just not my wallet. That's probably the only negative was (imho) the prices are high. It may be the neighborhood. Not high enough to keep me from buying the ones I didn't have but high enough to keep me from buying upgrades to my collection. Lots of related merchandise as well which I bought a couple of items. Owner was real friendly and not pushy which is always a plus. I will be back on my next trip to the area.

Cute little store, with plenty of great music. Parking was easier than we thought. Google says this…read moreplace is temporarily closed, so we called and no answer. We risked it anyway just to see, & they were open, so trust the yelp hours of operation, it's what the door said as well. Google is wrong.

Located down stairs at corner of Pleasant and Main Streets, I found some cassette tapes I am…read morelooking for. Also well stocked with CDs that I'm looking for. This was my first time here and I found some of what I want. Sorry, I couldn't find a way to attach my photo here.

One of the best shops in the area. I always find something I am beyond stoked to find. If you like…read morePunk, Prog, psych, Jazz, they have it all. Owners are great too. You'll definitely have a great dig here.

Small store with a ton of records. Little jumbled and disorganized but eventually I figured it…read moreout. Prices are strange though. A lot of records I find elsewhere for $3.00-5.00 he has for $15.00+. Others that go everywhere for $10 he has for $3. So there are bargains to be found, you will have to dig though. Overall I added about a dozen LPs to my collection.

There is a reason I've been doing business with Tune Street since the early 1990's: great, expert…read moreprofessional service. They are the only place to go for all of your audio/visual needs. I've used them for two homes I've owned up here and could not be happier with their knowledge and commitment to making their customer happy, including responding to emails on Sundays!

Got a Cd and an LP for 10 bucks, cant beat that!…read more They had a little bit of everything that seemed to be both a good and a bad thing (nice to have stereos, dvds, music and all in one place but only a little of everything). Nice selection of new CD's but unfortunately were a bit overpriced compared to what is out there now

Huge location with an upstairs level. Stock full of good stuff. They actually have an impressive…read moremovie and music section for those of us into physical media. Great place for browsing, looking for gifts, or picking up a special treat for yourself.

Always been a fan of barns and borders books for years, great deal on books and good service and…read morethought the service at the Starbucks inside is good some of the drinks aren't worth the $ spent!

different location from Northampton but boy this location rocks. One of my fav places to visit in…read morewestern Mass and what a place to be. As always, the staff is always smiling. Collection varies here and not being such a popular vinyl place it's understandable not to have much, but it does carry some interesting finds. Price is right hence you get good value for your money. Grab a drink at the mill cafe, browse some records, have snacks and get a view of some of the books, grab another drink and then head out home.

Sigh, but nothing I own anymore has a CD player. Not my laptop, not my new car and not even a…read moreplayer in my home. I could go off on a whole another tangent about that, but I digress. I love music, and Turn It Up has a HUGE selection of CDs. For the amount of inventory in the store, it's remarkably well organized. The place is a visual overload, and if you're looking for something specific, you can probably find it in the CD section. They also had a pretty large selection of DVDs and boxed sets that the young kids would call "vintage." I wish the vinyl collection would have been more extensive. But, I realize this is a place you should probably wander into looking for nothing in particular and leaving with something unusual. Overall, worth a browse if you're doing brunch at nearby Alvah Stone and need to kill a little time! Go explore.

Fun place. My husband and I were in Rhode Island last week visiting relatives and stopped by here…read moreto browse. We ended up buying a few records - I found some things in the 99c bins which were Arthur Fiedler (former Boston Pops conductor) conducting the orchestra and also pianists, and my husband found an album for $10 he bought. They do take credit cards here and there's no fee to do so. They also have CDs and cassette tapes here, and a huge selection of records and record paraphernalia. I would stop by again when in town.

Im not sure what's really happening here but it was barely hanging on. The Vinyl selection was…read moregenerally in terrible shape and the place lacked heart and soul. Not worth the walk in. I'm sure the owners mean well......but as a music shop in these heady days of the vinyl resurgence these guys missed the boat.