If there is one thing I love about Minneapolis, there is an abundance of record stores, to fit any…read moremusical taste. The Record Spot is a very small "hole-in-the-wall" shop, with enough room to fit maybe 5 or 6 folks standing inside flipping through the bins. The owner is super-friendly, and appears to have an affinity to late 70s, early 80s punk, new wave, and early modern rock. All of the pricing is on masking tape, priced fairly, and I couldn't find one record in the bin that was less than VG+ condition. Overall, the store is very well organized, and I recommend taking a look through the $1 and $2 bins. The sleeves in these bins are pretty beat, but the records I picked up all play clean and were a real bargain. I loved at the end, when I was checking out, how the owner wanted to know more about the records I was snagging. I picked up clean copies of U2's Boy and October at very fair prices, where he even shaved a couple of bucks off the total. If you're driving by fast enough, you'll miss this little gem of a record store. It's worth a visit if you're looking for classics in good shape at a fair price.

Seems like a nice guy. Definitely knows his stuff about music and vinyl. Although this could be the…read moreworlds smallest record shop. I wanna say the room size is no more then 8x6. If your expecting a warehouse of stuff, turn back now. However if you want to talk music and find a classic or two on vinyl, this is your place.

The owner and staff at Know Name Records are super nice and down to Earth. I was impressed with all…read morethe used vinyl, I could have spent much longer there. Tons of good prices on quality used vinyl. I didn't come across any used records over $20. Easy-going, chill vinyl shop!

You never know what you'll find in a random neighborhood. In my case last Saturday, I was at the…read moreSpeedway filling my rental car, when I spied Know Name Records across the street. As I had plenty of time to spare for Lunch with my brother (at the nearby 5-8 Club), I wandered over. Know Name Records struck me as a combination of a CD/Vinyl records store, a head shop, t-shirt seller, memorabilia collection, head shop, disk golf dealer, and rummage sale. The later was based on a couple sets of old speakers, a turntable, and other vintage items that were for sale. Plus from this person of 65's perspective, it didn't look like the 2 older guys tending the counter had escaped the 60s. :) I had a great time looking around. I wasn't much interested in the weed-related or vinyl merchandise, and I would never get those speakers on the plane. But, the CDs were interesting and I found a great Vikings/Prince "Purple Reign" (if only for that NFL team) jersey that I just had to take home (see picture). I'm sure to come back the next time I'm anywhere this side of the Crosstown Freeway. Plus I'd fully expect that there would be a whole new inventory to explore. Good prices too.

My son and I stopped in to check out some Vinyls. We found one he wanted and I was able to…read morepurchase a Pax. Customer service was phenomenal and so many cool thins to look at. Definitely recommend.

Down in The Valley is such a fun store. They are mostly known for music, record store. They also…read moresell gifts, novelties, random music/pop culture merch. Theres a smoke shop as well. Prices are a bit high imo but they have some really cool stuff. Staff are usually pretty helpful. Parking is pretty easy as I've hardly seen this strip mall packed.

Mill City Sound where I'm rebuying vinyl from my youth. This is a great store with 2 levels of new…read moreand used records. I find the prices very fair and more importantly every used record I have purchased has been in great condition. They are very transparent if a record isn't in great condition. I wasted a lot of time and money scrounging antique stores for records only to be disappointed when I played them at home. Now I just go to Mill City where their great and friendly staff always steer me in the right direction. I bummed that my mom got rid of all my vinyl when I went into the military, but pumped that I discovered Mill City.

Two floors of an incredibly diverse selection of new and used vinyl…read more We love this store and visit any time we are in the area.

They had super cheap good quality manga and they had so many things to buy and great options for…read morelittle to older kids and adults

Large variety of books and affordable prices. I love coming here and buying a handful of books at…read morea time.

This Store is the Best! Family Owned Business with some of the best vintage gems, as well as a very…read morelarge records selection. They also offer consignment if you have some items you would like to sell. Always good prices & amazing customer service! I would highly recommend that you come visit this Little Shop & Tell them Nicole sent you!

What a great experience at Fly Vintage & Vinyl! As a first-timer I couldn't have asked for a warmer…read morewelcome. Betsy, one of the owners, was incredibly friendly and helpful. She mentioned that all their used vinyl is thoroughly cleaned using an ultrasonic cleaner. That level of care is rare! I also found their vintage offerings to be priced so reasonably. I snagged a couple of records for my collection and will absolutely be making this a regular stop whenever I'm in the area!

Rare gem, let's not loose it! Support this shop still has inventory lots of vinyl LP's, 8…read moretracks.... We can't loose this business! Great vintage equipment! Go see before it's gone!!! This place makes for a fun date!

Seriously? This…read moreplace literally stinks. It reeks of mold and cigarette smoke. As if that weren't bad enough, it's really dirty, too. I felt like I needed a shower after I left. Heck, this place sells vacuum cleaners, which makes it ironic that it's so nasty inside. The records and CDs are only rudimentarily organized. They are overpriced, and some are in really rough shape, too. A lot of them aren't priced, either. I won't be returning. Save yourself a trip.

Tune town is the only creature of its kind. The recent expansion has made it a beefier, toothier,…read moredeadlier beast while still being cuddly and fuzzy and gentle and sweet-tempered with all of its friends. This is a shop that doesn't exclude, conclude, protrude, or be rude. You want classic rock? Yes. Do you want rap? Yes. You want punk, '76 to now plus all the proto-punk that can be scraped from the depths of the sea? Yes, you are allowed. You'll find jazz, country, soul, novelty, and the whatevers. And if it's not in stock, Tune Town will order it for, real friendly-like. Don't listen to the naysayers. These are the folks who go on a Caribbean cruise, sign up for an excursion on Grand Cayman and have complaints ("we'd give zero stars if we could!!!"). They complain that the experience of feeding the sting rays just wasn't all they'd hoped for, want their money back, and can someone please give them back the time spent in the gorgeous Caribbean sun while half the world is starving and can't get clean water. So, stop blaming the sting rays for your troubles and stop down at Tune Town this weekend. This is not a paid promotion. However, I am not made from such strong moral fiber that I would turn down a free t-shirt.

Excellent selection of 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's all genres new and used vinyl. A LOT of CD's too!read more