Small store with a decent selection and might have scored higher if it weren't for the owner…read more Stopped in for a look and was immediately taken back by the owner F this F him he's a FN liar. If he comes back call 911. He's a FN ahole. On and on. Evidently right before I walked in another customer walked out complaining about their practices. (I did not see this first hand) As I'm looking through the records he (the owner) starts engaging with another customer about a prospective employer for the customer. You don't wanna work for him. He's an ahole. He's a fn liar. He'll tell you one thing and then do another. On and on. I was right in front of him and said "tell me how you really feel" to which he looked shocked and then concerned that I might know the individual in question. Final straw was when he made a crack about his employee being a lesbian. Of I were her I would've knocked the crap out of him then and there. There are plenty of jobs out there. He had no idea who I was or who I knew. Wrong way to run a business. I will not be back.

Inner Grove has an Excellent selection of Vinyl. The gentleman behind the counter was knowledgeable…read moreand provided great customer service.

Not the largest selection of records but nevertheless a wide variety of must-have titles for any…read moremusical interest. The owner is brimming with great advice and gave great recommendations. I'm extremely happy with the three records I bought there on my first visit.

What a great little find. Was on a south jersey record hunt and this place popped up. Figured I'd…read moregive it a try. Unfortunately for them it was also haddon day or something like that so parking anywhere close was impossible but hey, I could afford to lose a few pounds so I took the walk. Nice selection of records and CDs. Ended up getting a couple of each for the collection. Owner/manager was very polite and apologized for the walk like it was his fault. Life happens. I will be back. Only this time I have to remember to bring a bag. (Damn jersey!). Thanks for a pleasant shopping trip. I am adding you to my s jersey record loop.

Went here with no expectation and can't wait to come back up to Jersey just to visit the store…read moreagain. Perfect for people looking for that one album they're missing from their collection or a good place to pick up new releases!

Bob is the absolute best. He treats everyone like an old friend and only wants to get good music…read moreinto your hands. There is a little bit of everything here and you can spend hours digging through the selection. Lowest prices in the area to boot!

I think it was really cool, the workers were so kind and it was just a nice place in general, nice…read morefor looking and hanging out.

Is there a reason not to love this place?? Great shop and fantastic people. I really love what is…read morebeing done in this shop. Great vibes. Found a few cool albums that had to come home with me. I will definitely be back.

Great selection, in general, and a lovely selection of current and past RSD releases. Past ones…read morewere heavily discounted, and the gentlelady working the till was lovely

This store is a GEM!…read more I've been collecting records since the mid-1970s, managed record stores and I used to work in entertainment fir a couple of decades. I even went to the Grammies one year with Rage Against the Machine. The year Dylan won the Grammy, 1997 or 98. Great after party, btw. But I digress. Located on the site of an older, much more modest music store from much earlier, the current owners have remodeled and built up the floor space upstairs and downstairs substantially. 1). this store is packed with vinyl. The bins are full of vinyl, and the walls are covered with collector's vinyl. Stuff even I have not seen. 2). Their Jazz bins are awesome, full of great stuff, including an LP by the late, great Wardell Gray! 3). The Rock Bins are rolling with every kind of music, including folk, rock, new wave, punk, newer rock, you name it, it's probably here. 4). Downstairs is a load of classical music. Amazing! 5). The person running the store, Andrea, was super nice, professional, courteous and kind. Very helpful and personable. Also, knew her stock and offered many suggestions. She and her husband operate this store. I could go on, but in sum, this is by far the best used vinyl record store in all of Philadelphia and it's right here in Delaware County!!!! Also, they have a forty seat amphitheater for live concerts next door! Very proud to write this review. An epic store.

Despite having a reputation for high prices, I decided to check it out, and it very recently…read morechanged hands. The new owners are incredibly friendly and knowledgable, and are curating quite a deep selection of desirable discs, all impeccably organized and labeled. Best yet, these labels show not only the standard quality grades but also other important details. As I walked in they were just putting out a large batch of immaculate Japanese pressings of 70s and 80s rock and jazz recordings, all in NM condition complete with obi bands. As I'm primarily interested in sound quality, I was truly in heaven. And it gets better... I was able to audition all my potential purchases on their quite decent system, all of which I bought, and they sound flawless on my very high resolution system. Note: the prices marked seemed very fair (Japanese imports in NM condition are normally very pricey) but I my case they discounted the price considerably because I bought three albums.

Decent selection and condition.BUT they are squeezing every last penny they can out of the…read moreprices.there albums are over valued.its ashame could be a regular stop for me but there are to many competing stores in this area to go here and over pay

I absolutely love this cute hideaway vinyl store that has been here at this location 3 years and…read moreanother for over 20. Set in the heart of Chestnut Hill close to coffee shops and small specialty retailers, this shop offered both old 50 and 60s artists with a splash of more classic rock artists such as Pink Floyd and Led Zepplin. Prices were what they might expect, and their service was chill and not pushy .

Customer service is truly dead. Not to get all Boomer, but I walked into Hideaway Music today…read morebecause I've been meaning to check out their selection. I walked in and the young person behind the counter didn't even greet me. I was in the store for a good 15 minutes and nothing lol. I found a Billie Holiday record with an old Sound of Market sticker on it. Such nostalgia, but I ended up not buying it because my business was obviously not valued.

A Delco gem! I absolutely love crate digging here! I have found so many records that are near and…read moredear to my heart and have given me so many memories. The vinyl are reasonable priced and the customer service is exceptional. The store has great selections and I'm definitely due for a visit. Please shop businesses like Goodies Disc Exchange, they are essential.

Absolutely horrible customer service. I walked into the store this afternoon and the douchebag at…read morethe counter asked me if " I smoke the pipe". He then told me that I smelled funny and wanted to know if I smoke weed. I tried to avoid a conversation and just went about browsing their collection when he then asked me to leave because he said I made him feel light headed!! I left without saying a word. I don't know if this person was an employee or the actual owner but needless to say I will never be here again and I hope this business bites the dust because they are just ignorant and extremely unprofessional.

Great selection of records new and old. Would recommend stopping by. Good prices. The owner was…read morereally knowledgeable.

Not comfortable with quality of the products. Less comfortable with how surly the staff is. I will…read moreexpand my record collection elsewhere.

Wednesday - June 5, 2013 - 2PM…read more Before the 8 track, cassettes, CDs, mp3, and streaming, music was heard on vinyl. A "45" was the familiar vehicle for listening to music. 45s are globally available primarily through mail order or the internet. I maintain a small stash of 45s and still cherish them. I've ordered 45s through the internet with pleasing results. Billy Harner released a 45 in 1969 titled "I struck it rich". The song was available through the internet with a variety of prices. Val Shively had the record AND the cheapest price. Although the song was available trough Val Shively web site, I decided to visit the store. In a word, overwhelming. Records lined the walls by the thousands. I wondered how they managed to find anything. The record was presented in good shape. It played just as I remembered on the local AM radio almost 45 years ago. I suggest you call Val's place to verify that your "memory" is available. Browsing is simply impossible and in fact, discouraged. If you visit the store, I believe you'll be amazed.

the best record dealer in the world. reputedly has more than 5 million records in stock,…read morespecializes in 1950s doo-wop and hard to find R&B singles. Val Shively is a living legend among those who know record collecting--if you want a piece of vinyl, he will locate it for you. his clients are worldwide, and they are the best and most discerning vinyl collectors in the world. his store is not a place to browse--you go in and tell him or his assistant what you want, and you wait while they go find it. but they will find it. its better to call first.