They have rows and rows of records, CDs. Top and bottom of…read morethe racks were full. Most albums were $20 or more. The attendant stood toward the rear of the store and waited for any questions or Sales. If you have a lot of time just come in and look and you are sure to find a gem. It's worth the effort. We got Stephanie Mills album for $20!

Thought he was a cool guy from prior experiences, I wanted an offer of at least $10 for 40+ dvds…read morethat I brought in but he said he would take it as a donation because of the condition of the cd's... Zero value?? Really? Not even anything for the 'Revenge Of The Sith' BluRay?? Never coming here again. Even a pawn shop has better offers & manners, unbelievable.

Prices were comparable to surrounding shops, and the selection was solid. Super friendly. Ended up…read morepicking up a Frank Ocean vinyl, so that alone made the stop worth it. Definitely a good spot to browse and shop.

Analog Record Shop is a smaller record shop in the Tustin area that is packed with amazing finds!…read moreThis spot is located in a plaza with a decent amount of parking spots with street parking available as well. Inside, they have a smaller space but still a lot of crates to dig through. Their selection is very organized by genres and artists. They also have a good amount of records in their new arrivals and sale crates. The records are priced fairly here and the staff are very friendly and welcoming. Some of the cool finds I spotted in my musical wheelhouse were Cigarettes After Sx, Durand Jones & The Indications, Pop Smoke, and Daft Punk. Come check them out if you are ever in the area!

My favorite little shop at the Orange Circle! It's a mix of 60s/70s vintage and beyond, with a…read morelittle spooky flare. They have records, clothes, jewelry, collectables, tech, and more! They also have some old TVs and video cameras that take live footage of you. That was so fun!

This place is pretty groovy. It has that '70's atmosphere. I like to take a look whenever I'm…read morevisiting downtown Orange. Once you walk in, the cash register is on your left. There are glass cabinets of smalls on the left hand side; clothes, home decor, and miscellaneous merchandise in the center of the store; and records in the back of the store to your right hand side. Prices are pretty good. There's a free standing arcade game near the back of the store. It's free to play for customers. No quarters required. The staff are always friendly. They greet you as you come in and say good bye when you leave.

Cool antique mall with lots to explore. I have been here several times…read more The front desk is very friendly. On my last visit, I asked if I could bring my dog in and they gave me the okay and welcomed us in.

Truly something for everyone here! We go every time we visit family in the area, and even my 11 and…read more14-year old boys enjoy shopping here. The front desk staff is always friendly, and we find the prices to be good. Here is a list of some things you will find: Hot Wheels and other toys Silverware and dish ware Vintage flannel and dresses Christmas ornaments Pyrex bowls and bake ware DVDs and cassette tapes Books Disney memorabilia Jewelry and sunglasses Beanie Babies You can easily spend an hour here. Lots of conversation starters.

Wow, what a gem located in downtown Tustin. We wandered in and found ourselves in…read morerecord/vinyl/collector heaven! This is a small place packed to the gills with the best stuff. Lots of records, cassette tapes, cds, and comic books. There's some tshirts, stickers, pins, coasters, and the funniest cards (birthday, engagement, wedding, etc) with very funny/ silly and mildly inappropriate humor and drawings (but so fun!). There's lots of collectible toys and goodies all over. It feels so fun inside. You can tell the owner is a true collector and the store reflects that. It is packed but not overwhelming (does NOT feel like a junk store). Everything is well ordered and neat. If you love music please come support this shop. It's a gem!

I stopped by Rasta Cowboy Records because my dog was really thirsty, so I grabbed a bottle of water…read moreand a can of soda. When I went to pay, the owner told me the total was only $1.50. I handed him $3, thinking he had undercharged me, but he insisted that $1.50 covered both and said, "We don't need to become rich by charging a lot." That kind of honesty and kindness is rare these days. Beyond just a record store, this place has a great vibe, a genuine spirit, and an owner who truly cares about people. Highly recommend stopping by--whether you're looking for music or just a place that restores your faith in good people!

Best place for tshirts and punk merch love this place. Good quality tees. Will always come here for…read moremerch.

Punk rock/metal paradise. Wildly reasonable prices. If you're short on street, crust, hardcore this…read moreis the shop for you.

Neat specialty spot. It is located on the second floor of a building, but not too hard to find if…read moreyou keep your eyes peeled. Very hospitable and friendly and welcoming. Can answer any question! It's THE spot for synth and street funk if that's what you're looking for. We bought some vinyl and merch, very happy with our finds. Will be back every chance I get!

"Can you feel it? My funky sensation."…read more -Gwen McRae Anyone sleeping on The Funk Freaks is dreaming. This record store puts most specialty or niche record stores in their place. The vinyl collection consisted exclusively of knockers, slappers, bangers, and heaters. I saw all of the essentials when I dug through the inventory here: Kano, James Brown, D-Train, Vaughan Mason, Graham Central Station, Hot Cuisine, The Strikers, Secret Weapon, and etcetera. Any Prelude, any Sutra, any Westend--Funk Freaks just might have it. I was pleasantly surprised. The customer service earned all the stars I can give too. Loser and Debo managed the kind of authentic professionalism and good humor that most franchises try foolishly codify in a handbook. Congeniality can't be fabricated, and neither can The Funk! Loser played me a copy of Jammin' Big Guitar by Vaughan Mason, and Debo shared a few polished anecdotes about The Funk Freaks' latest tour in Berlin. Neither man was just chilling in the store though. What is most impressive about The Freaks is their assiduous promotion of all that is FUNK FREAKS. Debo and Loser were unpacking several boxes of black sweaters featuring the notorious FUNK FREAKS graffiti that has now garnered international acclaim for Loser, Debo, Unique, Luer, Ney, Bosoe, Irene R., Clos, Lil Man, Phree, Groove, Aysai, and the rest of THE FUNK GANG. Loser only stopped moving merchandise to sell a Funk Freaks t-shirt to a woman who wanted a Funk Freaks shirt for her 2 year old. They're never too young for the Funk. The mother was in such a rush she forgot her credit card; without hesitating, Loser sped down the stairs, the shop is on the 2nd floor, stopped the mother in the lot and handed her the card. I seldom see that level of sheer effort made just to ensure a customer's satisfaction. These guys are freaks in word and deed. They go out of their way to put the classic funk in the correct hands. Do me favor. If you are a Funk Freak, or a Funk fan, please take me with you to the store when you go. I left hours ago, and I already want to be back there with The Freaks where The Funk belongs. In all seriousness: message me before you go. I need to pick up a Parliament single I should not have left there. Please do not go to see The Freaks without me. I need the Funk. I got to have that Funk!

Amazing! Will be…read moreback here on regular days to look at their back issues! Amazing $1 comics books!

They have great customer service. The shop was well stocked with comics and figures, especially…read morewith transformers. The prices were reasonable and the staff was very knowledgeable. Definitely will be back when in the area.