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!

Flippant, Dishonest, and Deeply Disrespectful Buying Experience and the records are overpriced…read more I have shopped here in the past and based on the high prices of the used records, I assumed my used records would sell at fair market value here but this was not the case. I brought in a curated stack of clean, high‑demand records and was met with one of the most disrespectful experiences I have ever had. The buyer behind the counter was openly flippant, dismissive, and acted like I had no idea what I was bringing in. His attitude alone set the tone -- rushed, condescending, and completely uninterested in treating me with respect. I think it takes longer than five minutes to look at the quality and condition of 30 records. He opened with a lowball offer that did not match the titles, rarity or the condition, and when I questioned it, he said "records not selling" while we are standing in a store literally packed with people buying vinyl. It was insulting, and it was clearly meant to make me feel like I should be grateful for whatever lowball number he threw out. The moment I pushed back and asked for my records back, his offer suddenly jumped up but still well under a fair trade. That tells you everything about their honesty and ethics. It was not about fair value -- it was about seeing what they could get away with - how low they could lowball. To top it off, they paid with a check instead of cash, which made the whole thing feel even more disrespectful, inconvenient, and dismissive. In hindsight, I wish I had taken my records back but I was so disoriented by the disrespect and clerk behavior. And it made me realize why I never sell or trade records. If you care about being treated with basic respect or honesty, take your business somewhere else. I will never buy anything from this disreputable unethical establishment. And you should not either. This is not a mom and pop business but a business operating without integrity exploiting its customers.

Because Black and Read is tucked in and hard to see while driving along Wadsworth, I haven't had…read morethe chance to stop by until this past weekend. I didn't really have any expectations and decided to just check it out but ended up very surprised. First off, the service here is top notch. Since we walked in to when we left, the people here are the prime example of customer service. Great job guys! There are a ton of new and used puzzles, board games, records, etc here. The prices are in between a thrift store and places that only sell new stuff if that makes sense? Especially if you're looking for board games, you would really enjoy this place. There were so many here that I have never heard of before. I got a used puzzles here for $7! I look forward to coming back here and browsing around!

What a fantastic store with a ideal mix of games, books, and records. The used RPGs selection is…read moreparticularly outstanding. Very friendly and helpful staff as well. Makes me wish I passed through Denver more often!

Great place to find inexpensive vinyl and other odd media relics..!! Found almost all of Arthur…read moreLyman's releases on vinyl here, not mention some Martin Denny and Herb Alpert..!!

Ok so the original Black & Read a few miles north is amazing, but this little hole in the wall…read morestorefront is still full of charm!! I feel like it gets a bad rap being compared to the other store. But we had fun (and love eclectic records!). Lots of great records, great prices, and is far more organized than other (very old) reviews claim. If you want a quick stop for some good tunes, a family game, or something to read, definitely stop in (on Saturdays!). We'll be back for the next treasure hunt

This is the very best store of all 2 buy used cds, sometimes 2 fer $5, so much less than I…read moreoriginallly got them 4 new decades ago! Beep yer chodas ding dong off & 0n? Resiree bob

Great find for vinyl! From old to new, we found everything and more here. Their prices are also…read morevery reasonable. I like that it is attached to an another shop. My daughter can shop for records while I go to the vintage clothing store. Street parking is usually easy to find. Feed the meter.

Vintology gets better the more I visit. I'm paring down to sell my house and have been purging my…read morebookshelves and closets. They had a sign out that they buy, and I am selling! It has been a great experience so far with items I have really struggled to sell at yard sales and would otherwise go to donation. I originally went in with books because I thought they were just doing books and vinyl, but as I strolled the store waiting for them to look over my stuff I discovered a HUGE collection of CDs, DVDs, games, puzzles, kids books, and vintage toys as well. Of my original big box o'books, they bought about 75% for $25. I brought another short stack and they bought 3 of 8 for another $3. I came back with puzzles and games and a few DVDs and they bought the whole box for $16. They pay in cash, or you can get more in store credit (for the $25 box of books I could have had $30). I'm headed back with some TV show box sets and more books and will keep showing up as I find more stuff they might want to buy. GREAT strategy for them and a really great gift to the community as well - none of the other Longmont shops will pay cash for goods, you can only get store credit if anything at all. I've spent some time browsing the shelves and am not sure how they price books. I haven't been looking to buy but am interested in a couple and wish there was some sort of sticker or tag so I didn't have to ask about each one. I'll revise this review once I go in to purchase and learn what that side looks like; for now, it's a really great resource and I am very grateful they are here!

Double check prices, I should have, took their word for a "rare" book that ended up being double to…read moregoing price. Stupid tax, oh well, should have utilized chat gpt to get clarification. Otherwise it's a good collection of interesting books.

Give Johnny a raise !! Johnny provided great customer service and was very helpful throughout my…read morevisit. He has an impressive knowledge of music, different artists, and the store's inventory. He was able to answer my questions, make helpful recommendations, and made the whole experience easy and enjoyable. His professionalism, friendliness, and knowledge really stood out. Great customer service from Johnny!

Not as large as the other three locations. A nice addition to north Denver/highlands/north side or…read morewhatever you want to call the area. Used and new records. Cassettes, cds, and turntables are also for sale. Cleaning cartridges for your turntable as well as the usual assorted audiophile offerings. Gift cards, pint glasses, lighters. Lots of fun tiny gifts or random stocking stuffers around the holidays or a music lovers birthday. I walked in on a whim and was acknowledged. Not necessarily a hearty welcome but the music being played was amazing. Looked through all the genres, record store day releases, singles, LPs and double LPs. A far selection for anyone musically. Again not as diverse as their original location but that is to be expected for a shop of this size. Grabbed a handful of records since I had a birthday gift card "burning a hole" in my electronic pocket. I had purchased from their original location as well as popups on Tennyson and have always been happy with the music selections. You could grab something off Amazon or Discogs but this is a great larger local mom and pop. Real music lovers of the physical format and not just employees running out the clock at Sam Goody. (Does that date me?) Would certainly stop back when in the area to see what is new. This location isn't super old so I know it will be filled out more in future. You certainly can't go wrong for the selection to grab a nice gift for that special someone or even to treat yourself.

This is a rambly building. It's set up for vendors, so what you see by the door is not a fair…read morerepresentation of what's in the entire building. There's quite a bit of furniture! No weird odors, and everything was clean and well lit, although at times awkward to navigate depending on where you were going. If you happen to need church pews, they were scattered throughout the building. I saw a big display of books relating to Colorado which I wish I'd had more time to go through, as I was hoping to find something useful! Some places had little items like jewelry and toys. Prices seemed to be good for the furniture, at least they were prices that we would have happily paid for the piece if it was a piece that fit our needs. Definitely a place we will check out regularly as we set up our new house.

When the movies portray antique locations, they definitely take inspiration from places like this…read morehere, Noble Treasures. While it does look like eclectic piles of old junk, they actually have areas of proper theming. You have everything organized in every room, all while still piles of stuff surrounding every room. Though, in spite that, you can find all sorts of neat treasures, like vinyl and toys.

Packed with all kinds of treasures! You truly never know what you'll discover. The staff is…read moreincredibly kind and welcoming.

This is a pretty new store in Longmont, having just opened August 1, 2025. It's a vendor…read moremall/antique kind of store. It's well laid out, welcoming and warm. The vendors have all done a great job with their spaces. The window front is always well decorated and themed. There's a pretty good variety of merchandise and pricing to match. I've been in several times and have found gifts for a few people in my budget. They also ask if you'd like to donate $1 for a local charity and in exchange you get a canvas tote. So much better than "rounding up" at every single store these days and you get nothing. They don't have much signage up yet so it's easy to miss but it's the black building next to the depot liquor store on 2nd just west of Main. Check it out and support local. You won't be disappointed.